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HURSLEY'S DRUG STORE
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
50010000 BBTENSION W. a. & 0.
'Crain, leave Braeeele Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gotha Soma Gerrie Noa'ra.
Mall 7:18 a.m 1 Mixed 10:00 am
00 a.m. i Mail 1;1.7 p.m
Exercise.:.... 8:25 p.m Express 8:17 p.m
turd Stirs Pato.
A ohiel'e amang ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent to.
Tex rates will be the 0111310 ae last year,
viz. 21 mills.
A New gilt letter alga has been planed
et the front of the Central Hotel.
S. 0ouoea exhibited his Yukon Fan-
ning mill at Blyth Fair on Wednesday.
W. H. MoCasi nee', exhibit was at
Atwood, Blyth and Dungannon Fairs
thie week,
e 15 OENTn, in ' advance, pays for THE
Pose to Jan. 1903. Or to new enbeorib
ers for next year we give the balance of
1902 free. Thie is a bargain.
Divietoe Corer OLEsa CoaeElr is fit.
ting up an oaloe in the front of his ex.
press office and bioyole wareroom for the
oonvenienoe of those seeking the Court.
CHASMS or DATE, -Owing to Oot. 16111
being Thanksgiving Day the Promotion
examinations of the Pablio Schools of the
County of Huron, will be held on Oat.
23rd and 24th.
ADDITIONAL hands are required et Brae -
sole Evaporator. Apply to Mr. Mahler.
Large quantities of apples are being
handled and they are prepared to reoeive
hundreds of bushels more.
AUCTION Bale of Public Library maga-
zines at the Garfield House on Saturday
afternoon at 4 p. m. Seethe magazines
in the store window. A lot of splendid
reading at your own price.
LITERARY and musical entertainment
will be given in the School room of the
Methodist church on the evening of
Thanksgiving Day by the Epworth Lee,
gue to which all are invited.
Tal00DAY afternoon of last week the
engine on the afternoon train from Kin-
oardme broke down and had to. have a
helper sent from Palmerston making the
arrival here well on toward evening.
SINGLE fare tickets on the railway for
Thanksgiving time, good going on Wed.
needay next and returning the following
Monday. N•1 doubt many will take ad-
vantage of this big ahanee for a holiday.
STABLES have been pulled down at Chas.
Mo$ay'e,
Turnberry street, North, and
at D. 0. Roes', on the same street, South-
erly, and more modern denatures erect-
ed, the old material being utilized where
suitable.
0. R. Vanetone, of Southampton, was
renewing old acquaintances in Brussels
this week. He is a brother to Mre. A.
Good and was one time a well-known
resident of the town. Mr. Vaaetone had
been over to Wingham to see hie brother
W. F., who is on the sick list with a liver
ailment.
Axone the shipments from the G. T. R.
during the past week were the follow-
ing :-Geo. Goatee, 3 oars biretta to Idaho;
Brunets Salt Works, 5 oars salt ; Geo.
Beet, oar lambs ; A. C. Dames, car Boge
W. F. Stewart & Son, oar flour ; A.
Beaker, oar oats ; B. Graham, oar wheat ;
oar oheeee; W. Neal & Son, 10 twee egge.
Bait non CAHP.-The five members
of Volunteer Co. No. 5 who attended
military drill at Niagara.on.the.Lake for
12 days, arrived safely home. Those who
went from this motion were Calor Serge.
Simpson, Berets. Pollard and Meadows ;
and Corporals Dennison .and Caution.
There were over 2,200 men there and
were inspected by Lord Dundonald and
Col. Buchan. All the drills were new.
MAsmazonuAL.-A quiet wedding was
solemnized at the residence of Wm. Som•
°reale, John street, Seaforth, on Wednes-
day evening of last week, The oareeion
was the marriage of hie slater, Mise Annie
Somerville, to Robert T. Dodds, of Mo.
Sinop. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. F. H. Larkin, in the presence of
only the immediate relatives. Thebride
wore a very becoming costume of gray
poplin. Mr. and Mre. Dodds will reside
on the Dodds homestead, in MoKillop.
The beet wishes of a large oirote of friends.
will be extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dodds.
Wedding gifts valuable, useful and beauti-
ful were presented and the pr(noipals
were heartily congratulated on their
matrimonial Milano. A most enjoyable
evening was spent in vocal and instru-
mental music, somal obit, &a. Charlie
Dodds, of Brussels, is a brother to the
groom.
OUPLD'e. VIOTORR.-•A quiet but very
pretty wedding took place at the Roes,
villa, Turnberry street, Brussels, at 1
o'olook Wednesday afternoon, when
Joeeph T. Dorgan, of Toronto, and Mise
Melbas E., yonngeat daughter of Samuel
and ,,Mre. Ames, of Ethel, were united in
a mal4monial alliance, be the presence of
relatives and a few friends, by Rev. 0, P.
Well, B. A., B. D., of .Ethel. The cere-
mony was performed in the drawing room
in front of a bank of beautiful flowers,
the Wedding Marob being played by Miele
Jaen MoLaaohlin. A marriage hymn
was also song. The principals were nn
accompanied, the bride being given away
by her father. Her wedding dress was
most becoming, a satin ebripedorgandie,'
tneoan and white, end' wire her graduating
gown at the' Toronto College of Mneio. A
bognet of beautiful tueoan ro2en was in
the bride'a band. Congratulations over
down to an elegantly
man eat
the to6 y
P
y
prepared dejenner and daring
the hong
thee occupied Mitts Jessie MoLaooblin
discoursed ahoiOe piano' eeleatione in the
parlor.' The health of the bride was:
graoefully proposed by the-°Mo;ating
clergyman, seconded by the Editor of
Tam Pose, and appropriately replied to
by the groom and the bride's fatber. Ea-
oeptionally niaS and well chosen were the
nnmer008 wedding elite. MO. and Mrs.
Dorgan took the 9.25 Wein fob their
home in Totepba followed by ebewers of
Mae hearty good wished end opeelatory
Bnuesoue market leads.
SCHOOL Board Friday evening.
Dees are rapidly abbreviating.
Goon morning 1 do you barn coal 7
Ginn, rimmed apeotaolee found. Ask
at THE Peen.
R. LoA'1'HEIMALE'e grey team took and
prize at Blyth Fair Wednesday.
THE trouble with men blowing their
own horns is they never hit the right
tune.
WE notice that the sun bothers a
woman a good deal easier if she has a
new parasol.
EnteoN'e promise to invent an automo-
bile so feat that it take a man's breath
away will be a great boonto onion eaters.
Baoeeire Voters' list Court on Satur-
day ofnext week before Judge Doyle. It
commences at 10 a. m. All interested
should attend promptly.
pBMou ex.-Snm et money found on the
Agricultural Park. Owner may bays the
same by proving property and paying for
this notioe by applying at Tam Pose.
Twassnex of next week being Thanks.
giving Day Tun Pose will be published a
day earlier consequently we will be mach
obliged if our oorreapondente and bug -
new people with ohangee of advertise -
manta will remember this and favor tie a
day earlier than usual.
W. W. HARRIS has sold the balance of
Sept. and October make of cheese from
Brussels factory to Metiers. Ballantyne &
Sous, at 10 7 80 per pound. It will be
shipped about Oat. 15 and Nov. 15. This
has been a good season with extra good
prices and should be satiefaotary all
round.
BUGGY TAKEN. -On Fall Fair night a
new boggy, made by Swartz & Dore,
Wingham was taken away from the
Queen's Hotel eteblee in exchange for an
old one. Bridle, holdbacks and aide oil
Meths were in rig. New rig bas only
been need since May 24ht. Whoever bas
it is asked to kindly return it at Game to
the Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
THE namee of several yontbe, with des-
tructive propensities, have been obtained
and they are reported to be frequenters
of the Grey Branch Agl. premises. A
tbarp look•ont is to be kept and if they
are found trespassing there they will be
taught a lesson. Notices have been poet.
ed on the doors of the "Crystal Palade"
warning trespaeeere so there will be no
8x0088.
GOING TO TORONTO.-Jamee Irwin has
purah0eed a grocery bueineee in Toronto
and has already taken poeseeeion. /Ira.
Irwin and the other members of the
family will leave shortly for the Queen
city where they will make their home.
They oarry with them many good wishes
for their future prosperity. Mr. Irwin
took quite an interest in the sports of tbie
plane espeoially bowling on the green and
the Rifle Club. He was Superintendent
of St. John's Sunday School and a mem-
bee of the Public Library Board.
REACHED Tam 100. -The number of mail
clerks in Ontario ;s 170. There has been
an annual exam. of these clerks for the
past 4 yeare. The last examination bas
just acme off and is a very stringent one.
For example, a olerk is given 1,500 letter
tickets, chosen out of all the different
Poet omoee in Ontario and stands before
a case and bas to at eaah aard rd in the
p
right plaoe indioetieg the peerage of the
letter to its destination, both railway and
'stage routes, Up' to last year, 1901, no
clerk had made a perfect 100%, but our
town's boy, H. W. Farrow, of Chatham,
who was trained in the Brenda P. 0.
All the other Markt; varying from 70 to
99%. Thie past exam., 1902, remitted
again in Ward making the only perfect
106%. He certainly has hie work down to
a flue point and Mr. farrow will no
doubt promote as a reoompenoei.fo3 `,�his
capability. Tan POST aoogratulatee.Rire.
BADLY INSURED. We are
s
r tore ort
that our well known townsman, Hugh
Williams was seriously injured last Fri-
day night while driving home from,
Seaforth. He left there at 8.30 and when
near Winthrop big horse got frisky owing
to someothee rig near by and Rot beyond
Mr. Williams' management. One of the
buggy wheele strut* the aide of the
bridge at Winthrop letting the horse free
atom the rig. The driver wee "thrown
Out .and had hie loft arm badly injured
and 8 ribs broken, one of them penetrating
-bis lung and he, wan Otherwise braised. A
kind friend harried him home and be ie
ld be ex eoted
getting
as aloe he along well as oon0 well advanced in years he
will not reoonver nearly so quickly to a
.yeaeger person. The wonder was that he
wee not inetently killed. Some men
caught the runaway horse before it
got very far away.We hope Mr. Wil -
Bemis will 'taiga no bad restilte from the
oloae call be had.
t
and band shaking aceempainlgente,
Mrt, D, C. Rope le a slater tti Mre, Pert
gag,
People We Talk About,
Mrs. Arthur McGuire wan vieitieg iu
Wingham teat woek,
Dr, J, M. Moore, of Moorefield, was in
town for a few days Leat week,
Will. Leatherdele and Mies Melville, of
Seaforth, were In town 013 Fair day,
Lewis Hemlly, formerly of Brussels,
has removed from raimel•eton Pi Detroit,
ere n
Lincoln Hembly, of Pa1m tq , was
calling on all riptide in town on Thurs-
day.
Daniel Stewart, of Wiarton, was calling
on old friends in town and locality this
week.
Mre, A, G. Deadman, of Delaware, ie
Visiting Mrs. G. A. Deedeuau, Priuoeee
aareet.
Will. A. Lowry and wife, of London,
are visiting with relatives and friends iu
Brussels.
Thos. and. Mre. Bradwell, from near
Clifford, were Melting In Bruseele On
Fair day.
y
Mrs. Chambere and Mise Nora Holmes
left Braeeele toe British Columbia on
Thursday.
Mise Thane. Meadows had the miefor•
tune to sprain oneof her auklee at London
the other day.
Miee Maggie Tennant, of Lanark Co.,
ie enjoying a visit with her mouein, ,wire.
M. H. Moore, Braeeele.
W. Greyest. and R. N, Barrett, of Mug -
ham were in town last Sunday visiting
at t,heir respective homes,
Mrs. A. Ooueley and Mise Margaret are
visiting at Seaforth. Mies Teenie Sample
woe also there ou Wednesday.
Mise Sadie Lindsey, Xing street, ie on
the efok list with fever bat we hope the
attaok will be of abort duration.
R. Graham was judge of grain at
Atwood Fall Fair on Tuesday. He has
that department down to a decimal.
Thos., eon of Thos. Friendship, bas
been laid up with a disabled leg but will
soon be about as lively an ever we hope.
J. Leokie hae been "a little under the
weather" of :late bet we hope be will be
speedily restored to hie asoalgood health.
We are sorry to elate that W. F.
Stewart is once more Iola ap with rben-
matiam bat we hope he will soon be about
again.
Wm. Gordon and family, of Oraubrook,
have moved to Brussels this week taking
ap reeideuoe on Flora street, having par
abased a home from Jno. Ballantyne.
W. A. Tripp, teller of the Standard
Bank hers, will be moved to Lnoan and
his plaoe will he filled by Mr. Eggleston,
of Parkdale. The boyo and the girls too
will miss W. A.
Mrs. Will. J. Harbry, of Seaforth, woo
renewing old friendshipe in Brussels and
locnlity laet week. She was a former
resident. Mr. Hartry is at present heli•
daying in Manitoba.
It is said that Principal Cameron of
our Public eaboo], bas a tempting offer to
aesnma a position in a city Collegiate
after New Year's, but we hope he will re.
main wbere be is.
James and Mre. Stewart, who are visit-
ing relatives and friends in this locality,
are both ill with typhoid fever we are
sorry t0 state, at the home of Mra. Stew-
art's parents, Elizabeth street.
Alex. Stewart and daughter arrived
home last week from au extended visit
with relatives and triende in Nortb
Dakota and Manitoba. They had a fine
time and report a greet harvest.
Joo. and Mrs. Wynn left town on Tues-
day for au extended visit with relatives
and friends in Detroit, Durand, Ubly and
other points in Michigan. Tao Pose
wi-bee them an enjoyable holiday.
H. and Mre. Ma0rae, of Dornoab, Ont.,
and Mies Emma Omens, of Trowbridge,
were visitors at the Methodist Parsonage.
Mr. MoOrae is a nephew of Jno. MoOrae,
of town, and Mrs. McCrae a sister to Rev.
T. W. Cessna.
Ronald MaNaugbton h ae not been ee
as well usual this week but his many old
friends trust he will soon be eh, at once
more. Mr. McNaughton is past 76 years
of age bat his brother, Robert, who is
also a well known resident, is 5 er 6
yearn his senior.
BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY DIS-
PLAYS.
0 Inc Ii Mi . ,.It !A �l I 0 8 tl
?toted thin atyliele design, A -dimple yet,
il, huntpr's
a a n In
off t tvas de
eo iVe hat 1,
'roan plu@b, draped with black Sepia
Igoe and Gdged wttb velvet; black mega,
lying quite low on the orown and reeking
at either aide of the baek gave a.very tale.
Ing appeerenoe, An excaedtngly stylish
Model was cue with brim merle of fawn.
Milk velvet end pieg•pong orown of bisque
colored Bilk. A graceful drapery of ecru
Mee ooming round and falling over the
baok i pheaeaub's wings are placed iU
eeob gide of baok us are deftly beat
allowing them to fall low on the hair and
held in plane with a pearl and rhinestone
bookie. Lack of space will not permit
ue to describe the elderly !adios' bonnets,
and luqurning hate also the pretty flop
bate for Mies and beavers for children,
which were all greatly admired. Misses
Hebkirk were well pleased with the bad -
nese done and are counting on it big Fall
trade,
Mine LITTLE.
A very neat, rip -to -date display of mil.
Hooey and millinery goods attractively
get out was made by Mimi Little who re.
cawed many deserved onmplimente for
the many pleasing teaturee. A large
blank silk velvet Gainsborough was much
admired having soft drape of velvet, with
large Meek bird to the front of orown,
and oetricb plume gracefully along the
left side, eon loops of Duchess satin rib.
bon completed this stylish bat. A band.
some black end gold hat had soft draped
rim of blank velvet with fancy sequin
orown of blaok and gold flowing oepreys
and blaok velvet bows. A band enolrales
the crown which raises the bat on the head
giving the newest effect of the season.
Orange velvet drapes the band. A. Ohio
little black and white toque had rim com-
posed entirely of fanny breasts, the shape.
being oovered with blank and white
chenille trimming. Drapes ot. white
tucked chiffon having blaok chenille gar-
nitures with long loops and ends of vel-
vet ribbon give the needed drooping effect.
Numerous sales were made and orders
booked and the proprietress was well
pleased with the opening.
MISSES Roost & HAxonoi=T.
Very successful were the openings at
Misses Roche &Bayoroft'e, bothfinanoial-
ly and otherwise, the show rooms being
orowded with ladies admiring the latest
styles in Autumn headgear. The win-
dow decorations received more than a
little prelim, with its colorings of green,
blaok and white. Very large and soft was
an exquisite hat of blue velvet and white
ohenille, bending at will with the weight
of the sweeping plumes.' This bat is
wonderfully picturesque. Two plumes
are used and the soft folds of white ribbon
which finish the hat are caught with cabo-
chons of granite and gold. A picture hat
was developed in blaok chenille, appliqued.
on net, and graoefully trimmed with blank
plumes, which (extend around the soft
orown of chenille. A huge rosette of
bleak taffeta ribbon, the centre being a
jet oabookan, trims the right brim, another
being used on the left, where the hat has
a decided flare. Rich brown velvet, com-
bined with
om-bined.with mink, is used for an effective
hat, with draped brim and plaoque crown
of folds of velvet. The baok' ie finished
with a fall of real lace, caught with e
mink buokle. In addition to a complete
stook of trimmed hate, Misses Roche &
Hayaroft carry an extensive line of ready -
to wears, ohildren's' bats and bonnets,
veiling, and other essentials of a first-
class millinery stook. The oaetomere
who could not be suited' with the fine
display made by these young ladies would
certainly be herd to please.
The Fair Vlsltors Well Pleased:
The annual Fall Millinery Openings
were held last week and were attended by
hundreds exceeding the number of the
previous year. This is possibly doe to
good weather, greater prosperity, and the
good name Brussels Milliners have de-
servedly won for the latest and most
fashionable millinery. The millinery
novelties are all very handsome'
although
not particularly expensive. The impres.
,ion left on the mind after visits to all
of the stores was of the extreme richness
and exquisite conceptions shown in the
new modela. Bich pluehee, velvets and
obenilles are combined with furs, such as
ermine, mink or chinchilla ; while nom•
binabions with squirrels promise to be
great favorites. The beavers are more
to the front than ever, and the camels
hair and tonha e
• it d materials are exten-
sively
eivaly used. The trimming is flat, with.
the tendency to the fall at the baok.
This ie frequently carried outwith wings,
which are a leading feature in trimming;
some shapes are entirely of wings, with
one or two birds as a finish. The broad,
ria
flat shape predominates, and nearly all
ehow a bandeaux. Much of the trim
ming is under bhe brim, and many quaint
and obarming effeode are obtained in that
way. Geed lace, large, flat rosettes and
handsome ornaments are a noticeable
feature. A great deal of the blue and
green is
blue and gintended for the early
1
selling, to be followed with black, black
and white, the castor ehadeg and brown
tones. White is expected to have a big
run. The tailored baba and the readyto.
wear bate Have grown so in popularity
that large stooks are shown and are rapid
geltera.
Mlesze Hamm%.
These ladies made a charming exhibit
ods with
an olab
orabel
of milliner geode y
deoked out show room. Among worthy
exhibits were the following :-A pieturo
hat developed in bleak mirror velvet pro.
duoed a very obarming effect, Quite
round and fiat, in chaps this hat i0 raised
in a bandeaux at the side, a llandseme
oabrioh plume being caught at the front
with jet buckle, and coming over the loft
eide and trailing prettily on the bale t
moire satin ribbon knotted and bronghb
round the under brim to the baok, flnieh-
ed with knots and long 0110011015 Coln.
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Business Locais.
FLsuar plow pointe kept in stook at
Williams & Son's livery stable, Braeeele.
Ova 'Fell importation of fa`ehionable
dry goods are weekly arriving. We
invite inspection. Butter 16o..
GEC. E. KING, Wingham.
Brussels Council.
The monthly meeting of Brussels
Council was held Monday evening. All
the members present. Minalee oflast
meeting read and passed.
Aaooante ware presented as follows :-
Miss Buchanan, flag, it 6.50
P. Ament, lumber, 10 53
A, MaLaeohlln, salary .' 25.60
Electric) Light 101 25
Moved by R. Henderson, seconded by
J. Donaldson that above accounts be
paid. Carried.
Rates were etraokfor onrrent year, tbe
local ie 2 10 of a mill higher and the
general the tame ,menet lower," leaving
the total the game an last year, 21 mills.
Wm Lookridge addreveed the Oounoil
relative to a loan of $5000, without in-
terest, for 10 years on Bruseele Woolen
Factory. Hepurposee baying the present
faotory and machinery, valued at $3,000,
fitting it op with the latest improved
plant at an expense of $3,425, and when
all completed and running with 19 or
more hands will give a lot mortgage on
the whole business before getting the loan.
Se Rgrgee re ran 10 menthe in the year
and will pay 'book $500 a year, autil all
is returned. Mr. Lookridge eaye he bee
arranged with Messrs, Cunningham &
Angio, of Toronto, to take all the white
pure wool blaokete he oan taro out for
the next 2 yeare, pails to be governed by
Montreal end Toronto markets. The
proprietor agrees to allow a montbly audit
of bis books by the Commit go that they
would know tautly how the bueineee was
going.
After a oonvereation over the matter It
was decided to call a Public meeting for
next Monday evening at 8 O'olook in the
Town Hail to disouso the question,
Council then adjourned.
bio $tanaa1 d Lank et Canada
CAPITAL (tuthorized by AO of Parliamou1l 632;000000;0004,0000
QAPSTAL (tally petit up) - ^ '.
RESERVE FUND ..• 960 00 000
rrOltt, 4,81003.•, ' ., ,., 13,077,900.00
HEAD QFFIQE, TORONTO
GEO, 1', REID, General 1111 Wenger
L1tUSSE 9 S Bit ,(e NCH , Deposita received, Lourie made to requite.
Dralte
61 lu * aline parties en favorable' terms, Drafts
and moray orders' lssuod, payoble at spy point, of lowest rates._ Colin
promptly attended to, A Gomel Banking Beninese traneaoted, !:!very 1netlike
afforded 0ustomeee living at a distance,
Savings BiDepartment Amopntoof one dollar eudppwarda
t moolv01 and interest at nigheet
eurrept rico allowed from date a000ao1 is opened, and added to the principal May
Met and .November 8O611,
Farmers' l' Dille Notes C polleotionroeoiy'.ed for safe keeping and
Blanfr Note Forms Free on APpllcatlon
Boure 10 to 8, Saturdays 10 10 1. 10. H. GRAY, Auntie.
Eoua-CooM9mne: At the 780110005 of
the bride's brother.iu-law, Mr. Peter
Barr,r8,
Morrie, on Oot, by
Rev P
Muetrave, of MoKillop, Mr, William
Hogg, of McKillop, to Mies Annie L
E., youngest dengbter of the late
Matthew Chambers.
Lowe -Steen. -In Guelph, ;at the reef•
denoeof the bride's mother, on Oot,
1, by Rev. Mr, Glaeeford, Mr. Robert
M. Lowe, of Grey township, to Mies
Rebeooa, daughter of Mre. Owen
Smith, of Guelph. •
MoEENzte-BaonANAN.-On October let,
at the Methodist parsonage, Atwood,
by Rev. Mr. Penball, Elizabeth MP.
Kenzie to John Beebe'', both of
Elms,
MELvu1E-MoNAoon7.-At the reeideuce
of the bride's parents, on Oot. 1st by
Rev. Mr. Abrey assisted by Rev. D.
B. MoRae, Mr. Jae. Melville, of
Logan. to Mies Mand, daughter of
Mr. and Mre. John MoNaught, of
Grey township.
RoE-Duerteme.-In Wingham, on Oat.
let, by Rev. Wm. Lowe, Mr. Geo.
Roe, tollgiee Jennie Duffield, both of
W ingbam
RITCHIE-MoKr as -0ot let, by Rev. G.
Adams, at Perrysburg, Ohio, Mr. A.
Ritchie, of Wingham, to Mies Frannie
Webber MaKell.
JAMES SNELL'S
- DISPERSION SALE OF
Shorthorns, Clydesdales
and Leicesters.
The announcement of Mr. James Snell of
Mullett, Ont., of the dispersion sale. on ObT.
22nd, ofhis entire "Hayne Barton" herd of
Shorthorns and flock of Leicester cheep
should receive the attention of all interested
in the improvement of live stook in these..
lines. The sale is imperative and will be un-
reserved owing to the destruction of all the
barns and stables by fire,
The Shorthorn herd has been established
over 80 years the foundation stock having
been of excellent material and its quality
maintained and improved by the continuous
use of high-class bulla of the most approved
breeding. Both cattle and sheep from the
herd and flock have made a right good record
for many, years in the prize Mita at leading
Fairs in Ontario while the Leleeetere'shown
from the flock at the World's Fair in Chicago
were very, successful in their winniuge.
The majority of the cattle are descended.
from the cow, "Strawberrryy, the first pare
bred cow purchased by Humphrey, Snell &
Sons from John. Snell & Sons, of Snelgrovs.
She was a successful show cow low set
and think -fleshed, aired by Imp. Cobden who
was of the same type, , a son ofImp. Sonny
Lind, who was a flrat-prize winner at Provin-
cial Exhibitions. Strawberry herself wee the
second remove from the imported cow, Lady
Jane, by Sir Walter, a cow of fine quality
and character and a very deep milker, a pro -
penally that has been well maintained in -her
descendants through all the generations, and
it is a very noticeable feature in: the herd to-
day, the females of breeding age carrying
large and evenly balanced udders and all the
indications of flret-class milkers some of the
cows having records of 50 to d0 lbs. of milk
daily. This family has produced probably as
many prize -winners at leading Provincial
Fairs as any other in Canada, and members
of ib have sold at high prices. A cow of this
family fedby James Snell, sold at auction in
Iowa last year for $700. The sires used in
recent years, and indeed for the last twenty
tears, have been typical Scotch -bred bulla, of
he low -set, thick -fleshed sort, and the entire
herd has assumed that type of unusual uni-
formity. A bull which had much influence
in fixing this type in the herd wan Vice Con-
cur. bred bythe Isaacs, a sou of the deep -
ribbed, melow-fleshed Neptune (imp,) a
Kinellar-bred Nonpareil bull. Vied Consul's
dam was a Ruby Hill, by the Cruickshank
Brawith Bud ball Golden Crown. He was
followed by NewtYear, a Watt -bred bull, by
Village Hero, of the grand. old Sittyton Bad
family and out of an IIppermillEnglieh Lady
cow, by the noted Barmpton Hero, whose
blood bred prize winners wherever it flowed.
The present stook bell, Star of Morning, now
in his 4 -year-old form, afirat-rize winner at
London and reserve for the championship is
also a Watt -bred bull of the Marr -bred Eng-
lish Lad tribe, hie sire, a Toronto first -prize
733C.'E'':N
, h tor,
I'ERGoeoN. In I]thel, on Oot. 5t , D
and Mre. Ferguson, a son.
DEIVAR.-Irl. Elms, oil Sept, 12111, to Mr.
and Mrs. Wm Dewar, a daughter.
MaNIa1Ior.-In Eima, on Sept. 22nd,
to Mr, and Mrs. Charles McNichol,
a 000.
96.A.R.12.2R.D. - .•••••,
DURGAN-AUS8.-On Oat, 8th, at Roes
Mr.
Villa, Hruseels
the residence of
D.0. Roes, brother-in-law to the
bride, by Rev, O. P. Wella, B. A. B.
D., of Ethel, Mr, Joseph T. Dorgan,
of Tartleto, to blies Meliem, E.,
M u Ws,
B.
daughter liter of r. and M
youngesta
B; Aweg,'of. tithe,.
D0ODe-So13Eav0Li,N,-At the. resideoae of
Mr. William Somerville, Seaforth,
brother or the bride, on October let,
by Rev. E. H. Larkin, Me, Robert
T. Dodds, to b1i10 Annie Somerville,
boot of IO1ollillop.
winner, being a $eotoh-hred bull- of the ex-
cellent prize-winning -Bracelet family, dud
kis dam by the groat Barmpton Hero whose
dam Imp. Mimuluo, was a daughter of the
illustrious Champion of Elo land who more
than any other bull made the Cruicksha
herd famous the world over. Star of the
Morning has also in his breeding the benefit
of the repotentblood of Heir of Englishmen,
whosepinSuence in the evolution or the 'Up-
pormillherd of Mr. Marr was similar and
equal to that of Champion of Englishmen in
the Sittyton herd. Another family in the
Hayne Barton herd which hos had the benefit
of the services of these well-bred bulls 9e a
direct branch of the Renick Rose of Sharon
tribe, so successfully bred by Abram Renick,
of Kentucky, the Cruickshank ofthis eontin-
he admiration of
Sno whose 'herd won t
from
ro it be ng sold
ranging
fronsm
$20 0 it 84000 aeld atprices a ran E from
aol co landeach for expattractive
no to inland
and Logue is An att'y etivo number m sly
he
ir0f theisred.tyear-old cow, Lovely
Mary,of the favorite Cruickshank Lovely
fami, sired byKing William 21664, by Imp..
Kin Jamas, who west by Royal Jetties,out
Gravesend. There
of 010 h a Promise 5111 byne
aro 20 head, of hanloome of different.yr-old
ages,
Red Lase, l handsome red aught rid heifer
of the Lavinia family', is n daughter or of 10th
Prince Thele Hon, J San Marin, by Hoa•
by the, brad by Cruickshank
John Dryden and sired
h the took bull, St bull ern ng, g es th.
in
The ell ill bull, Stare 01 scarcity goes in the
gals, and ill 0718 v Sli�w of looking of Bret•
it is
bulls ul is bd 1 worts} looking tterr for
ull
0 ie heubree tineC nr Canada l y, while ti1i11
Of the breed ex Oled, a todayy, und, his
breedinguses le and adi sadhe er!sround, boo
orogen garble and a imparter eine, as bulls
PProhe sa amply several
attests. c The younger bulls
in the gale, several of which are 0009 of Star
qI Morning and a Otron straight, smooth
lot, in good eopditlgn pod snob as ere needed
in every art of the country forte ilnprove-
monk of 6111e character of the cattle raised, be
The Clydesdale stallion, Brave Boy,
gold i0 a horse Of capital quality,and has
year Incdloteio
a largo season this t
matte
-yeaygdfiplly fthetaog.are Mending.
The 2-year,old filly of 1110 same gamily is also
an exceedingly good one.
The nook 01 exceedingly_
sheepranks as one of
the very best in Amadeu, and the sale affords
r ni to sore rams
ffo exceptional ervloappo to tf ao
are fifty is a founteep in for n nook.
There
are fifty Leicester a new ha flforc
The owill catalogue !g new readyp for diatribe.
James
and willCsmailed t.ap ligation t Rob
son, a Sdiol, Cliauctioneer,
WIt Ont. application
T. maenad o
son, Ientlynoer, will conduct the ceof
farMerE1 n expects a ktrao. attendance Bart oo of
fdrmars and bretYlorg a6. Bayne Burton on
OuNuINo17aM-81i1DEp.-0o Sept. 24th, et
the reeide5800 of Mr. Alex. Green.
bythe v b -
wit a lata elb Rev. Mr. x
o L wR
bit, of Winterboure, Mary Ounning.
ham, .of Hawkeeville, to Mr. Nelson
Snider of the same plena.
axanz.
MoKverioN --In Blyth, on 'Sept. 8Ot1t,
Mrs. D. B. MaKinaon, aged 66 year,,
8 menthe and 28 days.
SooxT.-In MorriS, 00 Sept, 25th, Wen,
M. Boott, aged 74 yeare, 8 months
and 3 days.
A•.7CTZ0IIT 5.&.I.f7.
FRIDAY, Oar. 10. -Farm etook,at Lot 1,
Con. 17, Grey. Sale, noreserved, at 1
o'aloeit. Jobe Bennett, proprietor ; F.
S. Boott, auetibueer.
SATURDAY, OCT. 18, -Farm stook, imple-
ments, &o., et Lot 3. Con. 9, Grey. Sale,
pneeeerved, at ] o'clock, Wm. MaFad•
zean, prep. ; P. S. Soott, moo.
WEDNasDAY. OCT. 22 -Farm Moak,
implements, &o., et Lot 7, Con. 17, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clook. Denial.
McMillan, prop„. F. S. Scott, aria.
FRIDAY, Oat. 24 -Farm stook, imple•.
menta, &a., at Lot 7, Con. 16, Grey. Sale
unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Wm. Turnbull,
prop, ; F. S. Scott, ane.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
SERVANT girl wanted at 000e. Apply
to MRS. G. F. SLAIR, Brunets.
GENERAL store for wile. For further
particulars apply to IJ. B. THOMSON, Han-
iryn. 13.1
Two year old driving Oily far gale.
Broken to double harries. THOS. MOORE,
Brussels. 18
House and lot for sale on Alexander
street, Brussels. . For further pertioulare
apply at Tan PosT. Publleb tug Rouse.
Two Shropehire pare bred ram lambs
and one ehearline rem for sale. ALEX.
STEE W ART, Lot 2, Con. 3, Grey. BYsueeeels
To RENT. -A good general store, suit.
able for merchant tailor with stock. For
particulars apply to JOHN HANBULD,
Ethel. 13.2
,1000
ThiGood
Borax woitither, So is any
weather. Borax claims
everything; for itself. When
you don't know what to use
try Powdered Borax.
It will wash anything from laces
to gore eyes, Good for sore
Mouth and sora throat,
There is nothing more use-
ful for general household use
than Borax. Ours is strict-
ly pure, 20c. per pound at
X'S
DRUG STORE.
WANTED. — A TRUSTWOR-
Tax gentleman or lady in cacti eoal-
atyd tobhompasnagofe b8u8neflsnfaoealanl Oaltdaneda,gb.lohA
etreight, bona fide weekly dash Salary 01
218.00 paid by cheek each Wednesday with
all expeusee dirent from beadgnarters.
Money advanced for expenses. Manager,
340 Caxton illdg , Chicago, •
reARM FOR SALE=THE UN -
DEnern tai offer for Hale Lot Ooa, 8,
Grey, containing 170 aoree, 75 aorta
of which are cleared and la a good
state of cultivation. Buildings and
fences good end an abu n.dant supply of
water. Terme liberal. For further earth,
Blare as to price and terms apply to, 'p]%IIE-'
MAN SMITH, on tbepremises, or Bruesele
P.O. 12.E1
Voters' List Court.
NOTICE le hereby given that a Court will'
he held, pursuant to the Ontario Vetere' List
Aot,1889, by his Honor, the Judge of the
County Court of the County of gHuron, :at
the Township Hall, Ethel, on Friday, Oot,.
17tb,1002, at 10 o'clock a, m , to hear and de-
termine the several complaints' of errors
and omiseionein the Voters' List of the
Menieipality of Grey for 1909. Alt persons
havingbusinosa ab the Court ere required
to attend at the said time and plaoe.
Dated this 0th day of oototer,1900,
JOHN MoINT0800,
Clerk of Municipality Of Grey.
AUOTION SALE OF FARM
810000, IMPLEMENT8 &o. -Mr. F.
8. Scott, auctioneer, has received instruc-
tions from the undersigned to sell by paella
auction at Let 3, Don. 9, ;Grey, on SATUR-
DAY, OCT: 18th at 1' o'clock, the following
valuable properly: -11 aged mare supposed
in foal to "Tasteall. 1 aged mare snnposed
in foal to "Bursar," 1 draught mare .7 years
old a 155050din foal to "Tasteall;' 1 drlvlug
horse 6 years old, 1 two-year-old filly aired
by "Costumer," 1 two-year-old Ally, heavy
draught; 1 Spring 0117, heavy draught' a
onws 6UPPOSotl in calf ; 2 heifers 2 years old,
supposed calf ; 4 heifere 2 years ctrl, 2
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.. steers 2 years old. 3 steers 1 year old, 1 Jar-
eey heifer 1 year old, 12 Sprieg calved, 17
well brad ewe., 4 thorn'. bred Yorkshire
141OR SALE -LOT. 207 AND
L' dwelling' thereon, Northwest corner
William and Albert streets, Brussels.
4941 J. LECKIE..
.100 BALE. - THE HOUSE
1 and lot and acre of land, known ae the
Driver pi °party, Brussele, is offered' for sale.
Fullpartloolare as to price, benne &c., may
be learned on application to. MRS. G. W.
POLLARD, Ethel. 15.2
9 HIGH GRADE.JERSEY
• Cows for sale to come in 0ot.1, ales
a2 -year-old. Leifer in ealf, and 8 yearling
heifers All Jersey grades.
8.00000ARD,
Graham's Survey.' BIussels P. 0.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
opposite the Oober Carriage Factory
Brussels. Is addition to a comfortable
house, with cellar, ban! rind Bolt water, de.,
there is oleo a good stable. i acre of land.
For further pa.tioulare Apply on the prem-
ises to MRS. 3010. CURltl10, Braeeele. 11
OA. 22nd.
VORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SER.
vtoa.-The undersigned will keep for
service on Lots 18 & 17, Con, 10, Grey, a
tboro'-bred Imported Yorkshire hog.. Prize
w inner tat Stratford and Mitchell Faire
Pedigree may be 0001 00 application.
Terms 81.00, with privilege. of returning if
necessary.. AUGUST 508OHER,
12.4 Proprietor._
VARA' FOR BALE, BEING
Nt Lot21, Oon.8, Morrie, containing
100 acres, 90 acres cleared, balance in bush.
Good frame house ; bank barn 5'fx04 feet -
good fences ; orchard ; 2 wells ; garden of
small fruits, &o,.; 9 of a mile from. school ;
11 miles from obureh ; c miles Vora Bine-
eels, Six eons of wbeut in and 80010 Fall
plowing done. 100080.8100 could be given on
March Set, For further particulars, ae to
pries, terms, 00, apply on the premises to
the proprietor, JAS. EVANS,
11.4 - Brussels P. 0.
sows, 1 Massey -Harris binder, 1Massey-Har-
ris seed drill, 1 5 ft Doering mower, nomly
new ; ,1 din harrow ; 1 set iron harrows,
1 Ao 2 Verityi ganag plow plow, s le plow, 1 penow n.
bundler, 1 lumber wagon, 1 cutter, 1 eec
heavy sleighs uearly new, 1 fanning mill
with bagger,! turnip: Milner, 1 wheelbarrow,
1 get double batmen,. 1 string of belle, 1 hay
rack, 1 set elinge with pu:leye, ropes and
car ; 1 Daley barrel churn, t 1 parlor stove, 1
Whirlpool washer nod wringer. a number of
new grain begs, 9 tong of bee ; turkeys,
gesso, ducks and about 100 hone, and other
articles. Sale without roeerve a8 proprietor
le leaving the farm. The 'proprietor will
sere for stook over Sueday if not oonvenlont
to take It away. Tering-All Mime of 30,09
end ruder cab ; over time anloout'12 mos.
credit will he given on furnishing app,oved
joint notes; 5 per Doul, off for emelt on cre-
dit ninon,,ti • WM. ManADZEAN, Proprie-
601; F. 8, SCOTT, Auctioneer.
AUCTI ON SALE
Of a Ono and One•Ralf story
Frame Dwelling
111 THE VILLAGE Ole 181665801.8
County 01 Huron.
There will be offered b1' Public Archon on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1902, at Two
e'olookin the afternoon, at the Central
Hotel in abs Village of Brussels, by virtue'
of apower of sale oontatued in a certain
Mortgage which will be produced et time of
sale,. the following property: Lot 4330 on ll -
bort street in the said Village Of Brunetti.
The following Improvements are on the
premien-a first-class good 19 story frame
dwelling bones and frame -burn all in good
state 01 repair.
Terms :-15 per cent. of the purchase
money to be paid down on day of sale and
balance within 80 daye. For further partio,
elms apply to F. 8, SCOTT,
Agent for Mortgages,
6=�s"`3-tea
ew
and
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18 ouu
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11 'L Y 08'
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Fau hvll�crl
A fine stock of Beady -to -wear Hats at very
reasonable prices.
Ordered 'work trimmed' in short notice and sat-
isfaction assured.
We thank the Ladies for their
patronage
in c
o
n-
n c iones1th the FallOpening and colic toponti n-
ance
of their favors.
Misses n4C1i8�
�Te 'pct
Lill Everett,
."LECKIEBLOCK,
qVotee.niieereetnA�ltV