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110 If you oats react better by pinoing the
light between yourself tbnd a book.
tYaal—If it seems necessary to get more
light than ordinary,
iMt'0—If the tetters of a book run together
or appear double,
44b93-.41 you have to shot your eyes and
rub them in order to Bee or to reek
them by looking off trona year work.
Ot'i If yon have to bring ordinary print
close to the oyes and objects at a
distance are invisible or indistinct.
111.1—If you have to remove small objects
to a oonsiderable distance from the
eyes in order to see them distinctly.
Ns'k—If your eyes become tired from
reading, writing. sewing, painting or
similar work.
•lith --if you have headache and pains in
the region of the eyes.
:'ft—If ono or both of your eyes turn in
or out.
ie can supply you with the best of
''sasas fitted properly to suit your needs.
HEADMAN c@ MCGALL,
T,lreggists, Optioinns and Booksellers.
GTSM1) TRUNK RAILWAY.
80000000 ExTEN5ION W. 0. & n.
--
.froths leave Bruesels Station, North
:rl South, as follows:
Some SOnTn. G0IN0 NORTH.
Bs:press 7:2t a.m. I Mixed 9A4 5.,m
•Baud 0:37 p.m, I Alun 12432 p.m
�aa"f�t ; .Llys (6telns.
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A aliens amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prenb it,
1F97.
Wean 1897 now.
Mr Too wheeling.
:61PPY New Year.
73RnasELs market leads.
ENnw your subscription.
'11'Ainrons' Institute next Tuesday.
A wE0D1Ne or two is on the tapis.
Haw Years day is a Bank holiday.
Home Fair on Thursday of this week.
P.sx your taxes so that the Auditors
=tun get to work.
The next Horse Fair will be held in
Rkessels on Thursday, Feb. 4th.
ANNIvERSARr tea -meeting in the M"tbo•
art church on the evening of New Year's
015x_
.31 ouatnri of Braeselites a'teoded the
Sartersl of Thos. Miller at Wroxeter an
Cca;abath afternoon.
ditto. Hammy received a Chriet'nas
grrssent last Saturday in the shape of six
alDwker Spaniel puppies.
3'baTOFFICE.—Bruesels Postoffiae will be
109010 on New Years day from 9.80 to 10
n. ter. ; 1.80 to 2.30 and 6 to 6.30 p. m.
'Nun annual meetings of the Township
.4m -cultural Sooiebies will be held at 1 p.
am, on the seeond Wednesday of January.
Iticiang Societies meet on the third Wed.
we day in January.
MIME SPENCE Dictum:, of Crystal,
Meth Dakota, formerly of Brussels, and
Mess' Edith May Wright were mailed in
art'N'rimony o0 Deo. Kith. May all the
Stays of wedded bliss be theirs.
'Star Tuesday evening of this week Miss
181sggie Code was united in marriage to
Ort Curtis, of Cadillac, Miah., at the
ibram of the bride, Trowbridge. A large
• 111zole of friends wish them long life and
sue:verity..
1 owN SOALEs.—The use of the town
:melee, both at Town Hall and G. T. R.
7rr1897 will be sold to the highest bid•
,site et the Queen's Hotel on Friday, Jan.
Thal, at 10 o'clock a. m., by F. S. Scott,
0003tioneer.
.Ileo sleeting the Council and Sobool
rZuted by acclamation about $80 were
yzrf. There were a lob of good men in
elissield, but when the whole question
-orereurveyed there was not much trouble
nrrranging the matter sous to avoid an
die is said that the Municipal and
Ibool Board candidates who withdrew
in Pr. easels are to be "oystered" at Pel-
num§ restaurant next Monday evening at
i3Yinlock, on condition that each of them
drlivers a speech. Rumor says the bi•
waives willbe paid for by the aoclama-
Sa'e fellows.
Tate POST is snbearibed for ou its
rewrite as a newspaper, and is looked for
ram:. read with pleasure by every member
,114 the family. It is not taken merely to
.04 add of an importunate oanvasser, and
adman received thrown to one side. Tax
ll7noois the best read paper in this section
euai covers the whole County of Huron.
11,2N LoninNn.—The following are the
Waken elected by Camp Ben Lomond
.0''u 21, S. 0. S.:—Past Chief, Dr. Grab.
ams, Obief, D. Stewart ; Reo.•Seo., A.
1133 0bem ; Pin. -Sea., D. C. Rose ; Treas.,
.i Aeid ; Marshall, A. Adams ; Stand.
v,r9Bearer,A. Stewart; Sr. Guard, R.
1Gir and ; Jr. Gutted, Jno. Robb ' Piper,
?$..iallantyoe ; Phys., Drs, Graham and
l88rS3aaghton ; Trustees, D. and A. Stew -
1103 sad W, Barrie.
'am Toeswaber News speaks of a Brus.
a+ ,Ae in the following complimentary
4awers : —For the last two weeks Wash.
G 11olllns, of Brussels, has been in town
axrnizing a (toenail for the Canadian
Cellar of Chosen Friends. He proved
lrzawelf to be eminently adapted for his
MEL. for notwithstanding the bard times
.uni goodly number of insurance 500151155
.elftedy here, he suaoeeded in scouring
meer forty charter members nt the insti•
lua^hn of Teeswaber Coucoil last Friday
awning. Mr. Collins is to be oongrabn-
simast for the high ahat'aoter of the Coen,
eff6lie has organized here.
ilhoo HURON FARMERS' XNSTI'f0TIA.—Next
Trashy it meeting under the auspices of
.'31x10Huron Farmers' Institute will be
Yellin the Town Hall, Brussels. The
salaam will be as f .dons :—"Sheep
';/,sting for Profit," W. S Fraser, Brad.
Tale; "Hog Rs,ieing," Robb. Armstrong,
Worm ;: "Corn Growing and the Silo"
!'Sllltio. 14IoMillan, Seaforbh ; "Dairying in
C3 3e3io," Robt. Dilworth, Ethel ' "Beef
043 among 1138 Farmers," W. S. Fres.
,47;,. ,Bradford ; "Breeding end Caring for
33eavy Draught Horses," Thos. Month.
liam.Sieaforbh, Meetings begin at 10 a.
*nosed 1 and 7..80 p. m. A musical pro
over will intersperee the addresses at
leli rrvening session, at which meeting
'nal wivill be reeervod for ladies. I6very
tenser in this locality should attend and
.ifeekerpart•ih the disnnuseiono.
Ie you have pot paid your taxes you
had better do eo at once.
Tun residence of Will. Ainley is be.
ing remodelled and greatly improved.
W1: noticed a bicyclist on the street
last Saturday. Wheeling on December
20113 is not bad for this Northern climate
LAST Tuesday Wrn. McMillan had the
end taken off the second finger of hie loft
hand by gutting it uippod in the "break'
at the flax tn3ll.
O0INe to a turn in affairs over wbioh
he had no'oontrol I. 0, Richards will not
tape the boot and shoe boniness in Gode•
Melt as lie intended.
D1tEasED beef is selling for 8 and 4
elute per pound, by the quarter, from
farmer's wagons, A town 13,y -law pre-
cludes the offering of smaller quantities
without license.
Tag new lbluuicipal Conuoils will meet
on Monday, January 111b, the
second instead of the third Monday as of
old. This is one of the changes made at
the last session of the Local Legislature,
W. 0. COLLINS, Organizer for the
Chosen Friends, assisted by T. Collins,
instituted a Court of that organization at
Tiverton last week. This mattes 9 aim:
last August, 'Iioh Is °ettatnly a good
record.
D. C. Ross removed his stook of tweeds,
gents' furnishings, hate, caps, &o., acrose
the street to the new store of Ross &
Halliday, Holmes blook, hist week, owing
to the inconvenience of looking after the
two stooks.
ANCIENT ORDER oP FORESTERS.—The
following officers were elected in oonnec•
Mon with Court Eclipse No. $410, A. 0.
F.:—H. James, 0. R., ra•elected ; A,
Sample, S. 0. R. ; Wm. Tdaiste, S. W. ;
Wm. Mooney, 3. W. ; Jas. Robb, S. B. ;
B. Gerry, J. B. ; D. Frain, Treas. ; John
Dnuoan, Sec. ; J. A. MoNaugbton, Med,
Exam,
So. Jonnt's Lone&.—The annual meet-
ing of St. John's Lodge, No. 284, A. F.
& A. M., was held on the evening of St.
John's Day and the following were Merit-
ed as officers for the ensuing year H.
James, P. M. ; Sam. Wilton, W. M. ;
Geo. Halliday, S. W. ; Rich. Barrett, J.
W.; P. J. Bishop, S. D. ; G. F. Blair, 7,
D. ; Jae. Walker, S. S. ; Bryson Coch-
rane, J. S. ; J. A. Creigton, Secretary ;
R. G. Wilson, Treasurer ; Jno. Hewitt,
I. G. ; J. Y. S. Kirk, Tyler.
Pa1asENTATION.—The pupils of Mise
O'Connor's Sabbath School class in St.
John's ohuroh called on her an Tuesday
evening and presented her with a .hand-
some feather fan and the following ad-
dress :—
Dean TEAonEx.—We, the pupils of your
Sabbath School class, take this oppar•
tnnity of expressing our love for you by
asking you to accept this small present
with our best wishes for your
happiness for the New Year, and if
any of us are severed from your class we
will always remember the good lessons
taught by you. May God spare you
many years to continue your good work.
Signed on behalf of the Glees,
ETmEL 0AniPDELL
IDA BLasaILL.
Miss O'Connor made an appropriate re-
ply.
A. 0. U. W. The annual ideation of
officers for the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, No. 188, Brussels, for the en•
ening year, was held on Friday evening
of fast week, as follows :—
Wm. Ainley, Master 'Workman ;
Geo. Birt, Foreman ;
Thos. Farrdw, Overseer;
W. H. Herr, Recorder ;
J. A. Creighton, Financier ;
A. Koenig, Receiver ;
Jno. Haiste, Guido ;
Jas• Cardiff, Inside Watchman
Watson Ainley, Outside Watchman ;
Dr, McKelvey, Physician ;
J. A. Oreighton, Representative to
Grand Lodge ;
Robb. Armstrong, Alternate.
There are 36 members on the roll of No.
188 and increases are expeoted, 14 calls
have been made this year on a $2,000 cer-
tificate. The Grand Lodge will meet in
Toronto in February.
Pn1Nonse AL&xaNnns, 0. 0. F.—The
elootion of officers for the current term in
the 0. 0. F., Brussels, took plane on
Tuesday evening of this week and result-
ed as follows :—
P. 0. R., Jas.'Shurrie ;
0. R., S. T. Plum;
V. 0. R., W. H. Kerr ;
Rec.-Sec., Walter Smith ;
Fitt."Seo.• A. Koenig ;
Treas., W. Blashill ;
Ohap., Jas. Blashill ;
Oou., N. B. Gerry ;
S. W., Jas. Pipe ;
J. W., J. Sherrie ;
S. B., N. Flatt ;
J. B., Jesse Wilbee ;
Phys., A. McKelvey and F. 13. Kalb.
fieisob ;
Trustees, C. Ritchie, R. Leathordale ;
Rep. to Sigh Court, A. Kceuig ;
Alternate, W. Blashill.
The Court meets on the 2nd and last
Tuesday evenings now instead of Monday,
as of old.
CIiUIICli Clliitl3.".
Watch night service in the Barracks
on Thursday night, beginning ab 10.45 o'.
aloali.
Mr. MacMillan, of Huron College, Lon•
don, will oouduot the services in St,
John's alluroh next Sabbath.
7I. L. Jackson has been appointed
Treasurer of Brussols Methodist Sabbath
reboot ae-suaoesaor to G. D. Lamont, re-
moved.
Anniversary tsa•meeting on New
Years evening in the Brussels Methodist
church. Supper served from 6 to 8 o'•
cloak in the school room, after which
addresses are expected from Rev. W.
Rigsby, Blyth ; Rev. Jno. Rose, Brus-
sels ; and Rev. Dr. Gifford, Wingbam,
There will also be one or more recites..,
Eons, Musioal seleatione will be render-
ed by Dr. and Mre. Cavanagh, Owen
Sound ; W. J. Wake, Penetanguisltene ;
Miesee Hill, Sample, Moore and Kerr
and Meeebs. Allis Jackson, Rosa and
the choir, Next Sabbath the anuiver-
eary sermons will be preached.
A6 the quarterly review in the Method.
int Sabbath school last Sunday atter•
noon, the school was divided, 5 classes
remaining in the eebool room and the
other 14 going upstairs to the auditorium,
B. Gerry presided over the adult depart-
ment and the leesons of the quartet were
taken by Miss Minnie Moore, Eli Smith
and Rev. 112x. Alitn. Readings were given
by Miss Josie Buchanan and Eli Smith,
With the Primary classes hymns were
sung by Mildred Scott, Franoee Collies
and Pearl Lowry, and Fernie and May.
,rid Aplin. Minnie and Clara Mooney
gave a recitation each and the Superirr•
tendent r3Viewed the lessons.
TIIE BRUSSELSPOST
Melville Church Obristian Endeavor
Sabbath evening What prayer should
Society will have for its anbjeet next
do for the Christian," 1 lfiuge 8; 22-40.. 1
Also Shorter Catechism, question 82,
7135 augmentation committee of the
Presbyterian 0lmreh in Canada Ilan just
Read an urgent appeal to the congrega.
tion of the oburah far $28,000, the
amount required to anglnent the salaries
of the pastors of the weak congregations
tbroughont the attach for the arrant
year.
WEER OV PRAYER,
Union services will be held,, next week
between the congregations of Melville
ohurob and the Methodist' ohuroh, rte
designated ie the following program :—
Monday, Jnmaary 4th, in the
Methodist ohuroh—"The Church Uui•
vereal." Praise—For the . reality of
Christian unity, and for its increasing
reeognition. Prayer—For the Holy
Spirit ; fm' a pure Gospel ; for the fellow-
ship of believers ; for the fulfillment of
the Church's wiesion.
Wednesday, Jan. 6611, in Melville
cbnroh—"Nations and Their Rulers."
Praise—For the general prevalence of
peace ; for the happy issue of the Von•
eznelee dispute ; for the progrees Of arbi.
tration. Prayer—For all in Ituthority •,
for courts of justioe and legislatures, that
righteousness may prevail in them ; for
the complete triumph of the principle of
arbitration ; for temperance and all other
needed reforms ; for the brotherhood of
men, that all sectionalism, class preju•
dices and rape antipathies may cease,
Thursday, Jan. 7th, in the Methodist
ahnrob—"Foreign Missions." Praise—
For the progress of the year ; for the as.
suranoe that the will of God will yet be
done in earth as it is in heaven. Prayer
—For a revival of the missionary spirit ;
for the inspiration of the Holy Spirit in
the interdenominational meetings the en•
suing week in the interest of foreign
missions ; for the relief of missionary
treasuries ; for missionaries, especially
those exposed to peculiar perils ; for
Armenians, Stundiste and all who are
pereeonted for Ohrisb'e sake ; for the
conversion of the world.
Friday, Jan. 8th, in Melville ohuroh—
"Families and Schools." Fraise—For
families united in Christ and for the in
oreasiug number of Christian youth.
Prayer—For parents, ohildren and sere.
ante ; for a more general observance of
family worship ; for all schools, colleges,
seminaries and universities ; for Sunday
schools and for religious societies for
young men and women.
Tie, Ir..•.t•'re will 750355 in bheirrespeo•
Live °bul'uhes and toe topics on Monday
and Thursday will be introduced by Rev.
Mr. Ross and on Wednesday and Friday
evenings by Rev. ll2r. Allis. Each sere.
los will commence at 7.80 o'clock. No
meeting ou Tuesday evening.
Business Locals,
ALL the ohoiceet fruits of the season
at Thomson's.
LANE herrings for sale at Jae. Ballan•
tyne's grooery.
Soils made to order at M.Richardson's.
Oheapest place in town.
FOR dandy, well built cutters go to Jas.
Walker, carriage maker. Brussels.
C,tNnIEs and nuts as cheap as the
cheapest at Thomson's.
A 33100E assortment of plain and fancy
china and glassware at Thomson's.
GET your buggy repaired, trimmed or
new topped at Jas. Walker's, Brussels.
BEE the new steel buggy dash at Jas.
Walker's shop. Also a patent top, the
best out.
WANTED.—Any quantity dried apples,
(3o.,) roll butter and poultry. KING,
Wingbam.
Tuotrsonis stook of groceries is large
and well assorted with the finest goods
in the market.
IT is needless to say that Jas. Walker
has the best style of cutters and at the
lowest price on the market.
TURKEYS WANTED.—Any quantity good
turkeys wanted, dry picked, undrawn,
bend and feet left on. Also dressed hogs,
Baeker & Vansbone.
Tait hardesb saws warranted full set
without breaking, as I have a new, safe
and fast way of setting saws. T. Mo•
Gregor, saw filer, Brussels, Queen St.,
.Gast.
As I expect to leave Brussels by the
10113 or 16th of January all accounts
must be paid by that date or they will be
placed in other hands for collection. I.
0. RICHARDs.
WE are giving the best value in
harness ever offered in Brussels. Special
attention given to Dollars. Repairing
promptly and cheaply done, J. Donald-
son, Dennis' old stand.
KARL'S Olover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead clear as
a bell. 25 eta., 60 ate. and $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
ANY one wanting their saws to cut fast
and easy had better bring them to me, as
I have the moat complete outfit of latest,
new, improved saw tools. T. McGregor,
saw filer, Brussels, Queen St., Bast.
Ooa1PonTAnr,E brick residence with every
oonvenience,fuenaoe, &o.,for sale or to
rent. immediate possession. given.
Ilor further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnherry street, Brussels.
Mits. T. S. FIAWNIN5, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's ,Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble ib
excels. Price 75 oke. Sold by Jae. Fox.
Cenoirs.—Any else desiring carpets
will do well to pall at the Bruesels Wool.
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the lases!: assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
priori from 80c. to $1.00. Howe & Co.
Tare WILL TELL You—That the gar•
meets you are wearing have loaf their
dolor or that they are badly Boiled and
want cleaning. This can be remedied in
either ease so as to present a bright, new
appearance, by sending them to Parker's
Dye Works, Toronto, where yon will get
satisfaction, as work is done well, if done
at Parker's. Agency at Skene's general
store.
BVEa'rnoDY Rasp Tr-ram—During the
coming mason I intend malting a special-
ty of buggies and will build single or
double buggies, phaetons, and rigs suit.
able for doctors, liverymen, farmers,
pleasure seekers, &a. The latest designs
and improvements will be utilized and no
sail) display bas ever been witnessed in
Brussels before. Firet•olass work and
9r14.oiaee material with h aloes priaos to
suit the times will make it possible for
everybody deeiroua of having a new buggy
to seoure it. See Jams, Walker before you
order.
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HEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • - - $9,000,000
Ageno'tes in adl principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United Stales iP Ragland,
VREMSEILS Maxon,.
A General 'Banking Business Transacted, Farmora' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Tanned and Collections made on all points.
Salmon's Cure, the groat (tough and
oral) cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains bwsntyfive doses ; only 25
onus. Children love it. Soli by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels,
BARGAIN 01*1rsnEn.--That eligible half
sere lob situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be din"
posed of below post. Very easy terms.
Writs for partinulars bo Joust H,u1000AVES,
174 Queen st. Week, Toronto.
CONeuLT YOUR Dooxon: —If he advises
Ood Liver 0i1 we recommend Wompole's
Tasteless Preparation. You can't taste
the oil ; all you taste is wild (berry, and
that'e good." What you get is flesh and
strength. Cares coughs, colds and
wastive diseases. JAS. Fox,
3 m Chemidt and Druggist.
Reser Fon WINTER.—A visit to the
large new show rooms in connection with
D. Ewan's burliness, Brussels, will con-
vince anybody that he is in fires -class
shape to suit the public in matters of the
neatest end most fashionable styles and
finish and at prices to suit the pooliet.
He also has a stook of sleighs on hand
ready for the Winter. Intending par•
chasers should give him a call and there-
by get well suited and save money at the
same time. Mr. Ewan is there to do
business.
Tnunr Tnaxifrux,—Until I used your
pills I was constantly troubled with
bilious headache, no 'appetite, and ge0er•
al feeling of depression ; and blase the
day I was persuaded to give your pills a
trial, as they have made a new man of
me. 1 find their notion mild and effect•
nal. Trusting that others may be bene-
fited as much as I have been.
I am, yours thankfully,
(Sod.) ALP. E. mom,
06 Adelaide St., Toronto
This is one case out of the thousands
we have been receiving letters from in
reference to the marvellous aures effected
by the are of Wright's Liver & Stomach
Pills. They are not a cheap purgative
pill, that simply act on the bowels, but a
liver and stomach treatment, and an be
obtained at Jas. Fox's drug store, at 50
cents a box. Sample box sent on 0500191
of six dente in stamps.
LeRoy Pill Co., Toronto, 05.11.
Try Don't Headache Powders, they are
safe, successful, sure. 26 conte a box.
Prof. Robertson wants Canadian far m-
ere to go into the business of ebipp ing
butter to India and China.
Wesley Simmons, gf Tilsonburg, aged
about 50 years, will bolded -before Judge
Fiukey, ou the °barge of distributing im•
moral literature among children.
Angus Fraser, con. 3, Balfour, has
just received an account of 14 barrels of
apples sent to England on commission.
He is out the apples and 60 cents.
Jas. Hurley sold his Jersey grade cow,
"Spot," which took first in the ring as a
show animal at the rodent Winter show,
to 3. Y. Ormsby, secretary of the Fat
Stook Association, of Woodntoolc. A
good figure was realized.—Guelph Gerald.
lbiiss Young, of Fergus, le thelpossessor
of four ducks wbioh, for size and weight,
as well ns laying quantities, could hardly
be matched in the country. An accurate
account of the eggs withered daily from
these ducks was taken all Summer. 520
eggs were laid since April, some days as
many as seven eggs being gathered.
The following is a note of the grain and
fodder raised on the farm of Wm. Bain,
of North Weleingham, 12th con. ; From
194 acres, 2,000 bushels of Dorn, 150
bushels of potatoes, 400 bushels of turnips
50 loads of pumpkine'and 15 tons of fod-
der corn. From 21 acres of Dawson
wheat, 735 bushels, at the rate of 35
bushels per acre. From 16 acres of Red
Clauson, 315 bushels, at the rate of 21
bushels to the acre. From 11 aoree of
peas, 353 bushels, at the rate of 81 1/11
bushels to the acro.
Sana.
MMani,—In Wroxeter, on Friday, Dee.
25th, 1896, Thomas F. Miller, aged
51 years.
Bann.—In Morrie, en Sunday, Dec. 27th,
Sarah Jane, beloved wife of John
Budd, aged 48 years, 11 months and
8 days.
.rmmee—I3ix]r,ge 7.s.2AF.1L'F1Tk7,
Fall Wheat 80
Spring wheat 80
Barley. 20
Peas 40
Peas (large) 54
Oats 18
Batter, tubs and rolls 11
17ggs per dozen ... 18
Flour per barrel 4 00
Potatoes (per bag) 25
Hay per ton. 8 00
Hides trimmed 5
Hideo rough 4
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00
Sheep ekine,saoh 50
Lamb Mune each. 15
Apples per bbl50
Hogs, Live 3 50
Dressed Hogs 4 00
25
41
65
12
18
4 50
8 00
54
00
40
3 00
4 05
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GOOD CUTTER, PIANO BOX,
for sale ata bargain, Apir to
W J MOO7I4AOKI714,
`
J- BVATNFUNDS TO LOAN,--
First mortgage, farm security. Apply
at THR 90ST Publishing Rouse, 13russle,
WOOD WANTED,-MABXI)T
Tics will paid fo8,0004,000
p bo n t Or
or to
porde Of cord wood, either at Dolt or hard, to bo
BALI 'od this winter sI the ENT]8RPR1878
SAL'1 INORIIS, Bruneels.
Ott I,atato of T. T', COLIDMAN,
ORSEdFOR SALE.—WELL
troinn, elzo, rxbre gun tlo. Sokl
with or wibboutgood Aaruose nod tap buggy,
sleigh and robes. All in primo ardor. Loss
than ball Price. JNO, D, RONALD,
LL ACCOUNTS iACCOUNTS DUE MIL''
fail onorbefore ,Tanuato ho th, after thd atdhout
ateinterest will be added and platted in other
hands for collodion,
21.2 WILLIAM GRAHAai.
1 OR SALE,—A. GOOD SOUND
horse, eight yours old, suitable for eith-
er road or farm ; also buggy, antler and
equipments. Would exchange them for
7001150 cattle if suitable.
18-tf 31,10. 100138, Brussels,
DOUSE AND LOT. FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his eomfort-
able cottage and d acre of land on Turoberry
street, Brussels for sale. On the premises is
good well, stable, fruit trees, &c. Forprios
and tonna a,piv to
1•tf ALIoS. OIOLAUGHLIN, Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE.
1GIARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
LL DEnslonnn bas several good Perms for
sale and to rent, easyterms, i1 Town shine
of Of orris and Grey. F 8. SSOTT.13ruseole
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels, Great bargain, Lob 7,
Con, 0, Grey township, Gooch/buildings and
mbar d, well watered, suitable for mixed or
uirxt March
Apply fermis
W, g. H. 100 1110,OBsettatougiven PosTu Publishing
House, Brussels, or to THOMAS H.ClbITAGB,
London West.
FARMS FOR SALE. — 200
cores—Consisting of Lots 18 on the 7th
and 8th 0000essioue Township of Grey, be-
milleg a f1ornf1 Bruom sselhe s. 40 40 waren 51 Ethel
and
sown and about 80 euros under grace 1 00
nares clewed 011 anal. Perms of payment
easy. A. MOXLLVklY,
84- Brussels.
M. ANITOBA. LAND FOR SALE.
—100 acres of good farm laud at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, 18 offer-
ed for sale at alow pride,, The property is
North Beast 3 Soo. 10, Two. 11, Range 4 Bast,
1110013 is a house on the promises and some
breaking done. A'or full particulars as to
prise, title, da, write or apply to
G. F, BLAIR or W. H. Till1tR,
20-tf Brussels, Out.
-FAIi•NI FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of'the South i end South d
of the North t of Lot 80, Con 2, Bast Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent stock farm, being
well supplied with good epebng water. Itis
situated about 8 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of it Is under
grass. Buildings and fences are in stair
(state of WWWWain any terms of payment will
To given. Per all information apply to
11-tf C*. F. BLAIR' Barrister, Brussels.
c PLENII.ID FARM 701i, SALE.
TTownship Ip of at Grog 005 acres, must be sold at
once in order to close estate of deeeasedown-
er. The lot is nearly all °leered, with gond
buildings, mimic water supply, large or-
chard, 33 miles from Cranbrook, is under
good eultivation and is a very desirable pro-
perty indeed. Apply to RICHARD kfll'-
01.411LL, Brussel/3P, O. ; 303114 1JIT01? 30,L,
on the premises ; or A. HUNTER, Brussels.
Dated Sept. 1915, 1800.
G OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
the Township of Grey. In order to
°lose an estate the West half of Lot 24, Con,
7, Towuship of Grey, 00 aoree, is offered for
immediate sale, On thepremises area good
frame dwelling with Idteheu, &o., also two
fratno bions, good water, orchard, &o„ and is
close to the Village of Rthel. Soil 10 of the
best end farm is well fanned. Apply bo
AL110. aloIC18LV18Y, M.D., Brussels WM.
Ma0i31LVLY, Jamestown ; or A. HUNTER,
Brussels.
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
The eligible 200 sore Yarm, composed of
lots 10 and 17 in the 10th eon., Grey township,
Huron 00., and 50 aures, part of lots 10 and
17, 11th 0015.. belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered for sale to wind up estate.
On the first farm 1e a good stone house and
large beak barn, necessary outbuildings,or-
chard, &e. Farm well watered, wolf fnned
and in good state of cultivation. About 00
mama of bush, 42 oro which 38 hardwood. On
the 00 acre farm there is a house and barn,
orchard, and about 8 items 05 bnsb. Parma
sold jointly or searately to suit purchaser.
Possession given -in the. Pall. Farms are on-
ly a mile from the village of Oranbroolq
where are school, churches, post"oliieo,
stores, &o., and Di miles bo the thriving mar.
ke1 town Brussels, For further particulars
as to pldoe, terms, &o., apply to
AGN185 BROWN, •
JAMBS B110WN,bloxesutora,
301IN BROWN,
1
Orauhrook P. O.
ROAR FOR SERVICE.—TUE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20 (inn, 6,, Morris, the there' bred im-
1n'oy5r1 White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from 3.10. Bretbour'/ sweepstakes sow
et Oliloagpe Fair. Terms, 21,00 to bo paid
at the Wine of service with privilege of re-
turning if 000088ary. Pedigree may be seen
en application,
ROBT, NICH0L.
YE--n� OAR FOR SERVICE.—'THE
:.Y..y underslgnod will keep for service on
Lot DO Con, 0, Morris, tthoro'•bred Large
IBnglisji un Berkshire Boar, Captain John."
His motkor is a hall sietor to the 1st prize
SOW at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
tn'oducod 05 applkaiak Te1ms-31.00 to
be pad at time of servi05 with privilege of
returning if 1 5005ealy.
14.01 3A8. SPIRE, Proprietor,
TAN 1, L897
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENTr
Intereat alloWed on deposit:: of $1,00 and upwards frOin clat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TNE COLLECTION Or FARMERS' SALE NOWES,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a dietana.
J. A. STEWART MANAGER.
The Holiday Whirl
For another year will
very soon be a tiling of the past
and this week finds' us entering
upon the duties of another year.
Looking back upon the year that
has just closed we have reason to
feel grateful to our friends for
the very liberal patronage ac-
corded mo and I take this oppor-
tunity of returning to all my
very hearty thanks.
Wishing one and all a happy
and prosperous New Year.
JA . FOX
1
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and aonveyaaoer. Collec-
tions made. Office—Vanotone's Blocs, Brus-
sel/J. 21-8m
'UT M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Uonvoyancer,NotaryPub.
lie, &s. 001oe—Vaustone'a Block, 1 door
north of Oentret Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
'If G.OANIERON,
Oameroa,7• ( Barrister and Solicitor, Gaderich
Ont. OMMoe—Hamilton St., Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,'
• Solicitor, &a. (late of Garrow &
Prondfoot'e Ofitoe, Goderioh,) OiOoe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Broesela.
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
od on reasonable terms, Farms and farm
stock a specialty. Orders left at TEE PoeT
Publishing House,Bruesels,or/matte Walton
P, O., will receive prompt attention,
FI S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
• man, will sell for better prices, to
butter 10e0, 10 088 time and leas ohargos
than any other Auctioneer in ]Oast Huron
or ho won't charge anything. Dates and
orders 0001 always be arranged at this office
orby pars oval application.
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has had 20 years experience as au
Auctioneer, but who bad to quitowing to i11
health, has again .taken - out license end is
prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms. Sett/deatiou guaranteed, Datesmay
be arranged at TEE Poem. Publishing House.
JAS. STRLSTTON,
18.00 Auctioneer.
Ancient Order of United Workmen)
This Old and prosperous Fraternal Associ-
ation uamberiug 180,000 members are pro -
son Wag to the nubile their popular and aeon-
omical raids to worthy men, at the very low
rate of about 58,00. per 81,000 per alumni.
The "Workmen" 1"r0mpt17 S'ay 0011111
Clntuts end expect n lu1'ao increase to its
members now that allose American Line
Oompanies don't seem satisfactory to Can-
adians.
11,013T. ARMSTRONG Id. W. ; W. R.1011105,
Recorder'.; J. A, OR181GhTON,Fluaueier.
BUSINESS CARDS.
XT H. MaORAOKEN,
Insurer ofararriagsLieenees, Dlfloe
at his Oroosry, •1urnboery street, Erusesl9.
N. BARRETT, •
Tonsorial Artist- Shop—Next door
south of A. M, Moiiay & Oo'B hardware store.
Ladiee'and ehildreus hair nutting a apeeialty
'DRUSSELS POST OFFICE
8avi11gs Bank 'takes Deposita from
31.00 to 51,000 and allows Si per cont.
Interest. T. PARi0OW,
07-8m Postmaster.
ROBERT 'CUNNINGHAM,
xNsan514011,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
T. PLETONER
lesuel of Marriage Licenses,
07503E AT JEWELRY STORE.
1...3 -No Witness Required.
T. FLISTCHBR, Brussels.
BOAR FOR SERV OS.—THE, A LEX. HUNTER,
nudorsigeed will l:00 for Bervi05 on
Lot 27, Con, 4 Morris, the thoro' bred Tam' Co, Huton ofOonve uncurl' Division coax
wm'th boar,'i{Ing.Goolgo"purenasod from Land Loan and Issursnoodmy Fends
H. George&5000 who got first p01s5 for invested and 00 lean. Oalleotions made
their herd at Gne,ph Vat ,8teek Show, h'he
5hew,Lon don
damn of 'Mug George" on first prize at the 09500 in Geaham ohlootc,Bruaeols
EM la Hiss sIro wan lin•
950105 and we,
700 the, Terms 21.00 toI:HOA. HAWKINS,
bo paid et Limo 0f novice with privilege of 1 Sr, Will give lasemmo to
returning it necesear Pedigree may bo g v penile , )lppo on
Boon on application. 7• g 7 piano 5t omen, at hie s. Ve Room, oppoalso
n mut -tl t•olaau I3�
p s tnesols. ionee I t
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