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The Brussels Post, 1897-1-22, Page 51l a T v, 22 1807 Iistrict Sews, Bolgerave. 'Plan Pna'1' given the news. The Onnadian Oonaer& Oa, have arteng• ed for re grand concert in the Foresters' Hall for Tuesday evening, 20th inst, A unique program will be rendered and a pecked house le expected. BAST SVAWANoerr Aa113UULTn)AL ROOMY. -•-The annual meeting of bhe members of the Last Wawenoeh Agricultural Soeiety Was held at S0audrett'e on Wednesday 0339)1oon of feet week. The following afloat were eleobod for the omitting .year -President, Chas, Prootor ; Vice Pres„ W. Scott ; Directors, T. Owens, B. Soott, T. H. Taylor, Geo. `Taylor, S. Ooultes, R, Carrie, 13, Wllkineon, R, McMurray and W. 7, Geddes ; Auditors, M, H. lIarrieon and S. S. Sootb ; Treasurer, Chas. Mc- Clelland ; Seorebary, F, Anderson. - 1•07COCe R'. TAIIoil COMMISSION. -"Tie undersigned, having mot the Tariff Oommiseion at Guelph, on the 12th inst., and having made epeoial referenoe to the money que+tion as a factor fu considering the Tariff, we are desirous of meeting with as many farmers and others in the neighborhood ae possible. We therefore kindly invite all who are interceded in trade and money regulations to attend a meeting in the Town hall, Wroxeter, on Saturday, the 23rd January next, at 2.30 p, m., to consider Traria, Tariff, Tax - Minn and money matter, and take Buell etepe as may be deemed best to have the views of the community laid before the Commission more fully. JAarne BOOKS, I;onuwo DouoaA . W roxeler, Jan. 18, '97. c :ern lab rook. The Foresters intend having another supper fn the near future. W. 0. Stehle, of Manchester, spent Sun. day under the parental roof. Skating on the river has been excellent, _Principe' Oolgvove is an expert. Report says two of our yonng people were out on a rabbit hunt last week. The recent thaw disappointed one of our young men ae it destroyed the pros- peote of another sleigh ride. Reports speak of another wedding in the near future. All the hands employed at the flax mill will receive an invitation. Wrnnrvo -john Bennewiee, ex -reeve of Logan, and member elect for District No. 2 of the new ()aunty Council, wne married at Toronto on San. 14, his bride( being Mise Sofia Steise, of Oranbrook, Rev, 11r. Miller, pastor of the Queen Oity Lutheran church, tied 'the nuptial knot in the presence of a few friends. Mr. and Mre, iiennewies journeyed home. ward immediately after the ceremony, Mr. Bennwios has a larger share of munioipal experience than perhaps any other man of his age. He is still a yonng man, but has served seven years as Ooun• altar and Reeve of Molinlop and one year es Reeve of Logan. His nnmerons Wanda in both Perth and Huron will join Tint P001' in wishing him even greater usefulness and popularity es a benediet. v.:itltot: Mee. Wm, Pollard ie on the eielc liet. Mico Melissa Ames, who was visiting at 1 oterboro', has arrived home. She was accompanied by her 0ou8in, Mr. Forster. Ethel population has been increased by the advent of Wm. Ha11, wife and daugh. ber, who have taken poseeesion of their comfortable briok residenoe. We wel. come them to Ethel, S R. Ames, (Raeford, Man., formerly of Ethel, writes :-I see, by a recent issue of Tan POST, that you are meanie of snow. I wish you had what we on spare of the beautiful. 'There is an average of fully 2 feet on the level with banks in plane from 4 to 10 feet high. With the exoep• tion of 2 or 8 weeks in the fore part of the Winter, wbioh were very cold, the weather has been remarkably mild. Chinook winds are very common this season. Conon Busmen:e.-The annual meeting of Ethel cheese factory will be held on Wedoeeday afternoon of next week, The following fade are gleaned from the an• nnal report to be presented at that meet• ing and audited by A. Godley and Robt. Barr :-Total milk received, 1421,578 lbs, ; oheeee made, 128,095 ibe. ; amount re. aeived, $10723.45; average ihe. milk to Ib. cheese, 11.0078 ; average prise per M. of cheese, 8.37 ; paid to patrons, 08513.20 ; R. Barr, making oheeee, $1152.84 ; haul- ing milk, $740.04 ; T. K. Baker, 1982 boxes, $178,00 ; B. Dilworth, salesman, 029.75 ; J. Kreuter, Secretary, $25.00 ; 18. Cunningham, Treasurer, 025.00 ; in. swenoe, $25.00 1 Auditors' salary, $5.00 ; °ash in Standard Bank, $4.91. 131u oval at. Tuuonninev 000NO1L,-Minntee of meet. in held e c 111 MaDonal is all. 1 ev to d H Bu a on Medley, January' 11811, 1897. The membere of Oonnoil met awarding to Statute, and having made declaration of quanlloatien anis alio took their seats. The Reeve in the chair, The minutes of last meotlug read approved and signed. oommnni0atione were rend from Secre- tary Board of health, re appointments to Board of Herel8h, filed. Also from editor of Wingham Advance, re township print. ing, filed. Cruiokshituks--Genemill- That B,vlew No. 1, 1897, for the appoint - mod of Board Cotnmlesionere in the municipality for the current year be read three times and pegged. Carried. Mos - grove -Copeland -That Bylaw No, 2 for the appointment of A. 11I0Ewan and Douglas Fraser to the office of auditors for the current year be read three times and pasted, Carried 1lloegrove-Gent• mill -That the assessor's salary for cur- rent year be 155,00 and no extras. Car' Tied. Gemmell--Copeland--That By-law No, 8, 1897, for the appointment of John Mollavieli to the ofade of Aeeeseor be read three times and plumed, Carried. Cruiekebanke-Moegrovc-Thea, Bylaw No. 4, for the appointment of Wm. Doy- en as a member of the loot Board of Health for three yeare, and also for the appointment of D. Toole as Medical Health Officer foe the current year, end Moo far the appointment oe Jno. Diment 45 Sanitary Inspector cot the otreent year, bo road three times and permed, Carried. Oruiokehanke - Mosgr0ve-- That the Reeve be fnetooted to attend the annual audit, Carried. Crnick- ehanif0-Gemml)1.-Ther the Clerk be inetrttoted to order one Dopy of Mudd. pal World for the use of the Cleric and the Connell, Carried. The fallowing THE BRUS/S'ELS POST ran:: 'ma.mo mammal mrcae ma a °mss - vim$ rnctmasr 1 i --IDl!har!raaamw,rlRxr boll on I'•riduy evening, Jan, 22nd, HS I 7:30 to 011 the %%canny in the Ceuuoil for , ward 3, reamed by the refusal of Henry l m nitteo appointed to draft standing aalnmitt0ee for the town � •tt � p„�yyr n'I, Ireanminanderl tato following 'p0un- t�• � aeconute were pawed and (harnesMelted S. G. Brown, printing and stationary for the eloution $(1.00 ; John Bargees, oleo - lion, $14 ; T, 1C. Powell, eleotion, $8 ; Thos. Nolterfield, °lection, $8 ; 0, B. Sects, eleolion, $8 ; S. M. No, 9, rent, 13',y meeting, $2 t W. Carruthers, col vert of 8th line, $11.50. Gemmill-Moegrov0 -That this Oomoil do now adjoaen, to meet in this Hall on Mondry, Feb. 8th, at 10 o'ciook n, m, Joliet Buenaos, Clerk, Lentil) Oerr.-Peter, sou of Thos. Deckle, died at his hone on the 0811 con, of Mclintop, last Sabbath in hie 47811 year, The 01080 of death was inflammation. Doomed leaves a wife, who was Mies Ellen Dm •• ranee, a son and fol11 daughters, lIe was dost highly respected and his largely at tended Milord on Tuesday tetteruooll showed the esteem in which 110 was hold Rev. P. Musgrave, of whose church Mt•. Dodds was a worthy member, oonduoted an appropriate service, The funeral was in oharge of the Canadian Order of For- esters and interment was made at Mait- land cemetery. Mrs. Dodds and family aro deeply sympathized with in their bereavement. IIeereennee,-Wednesday afternoon of this week Thos. Dodds, hardware mer chant, of Fessenden, North Dakota, te well known former resident of McKillop, and Miss Mary, the estimable daughter of Deputy Reeve Archibald, were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's parents. There was a large attendance of petite who witnessed the tying of the matrimonial bow by Rev. P. Musgrave, Tho wedding gifts clearly attested the popularity of the oontraotitig parties. A sumptuote repast was partaken of and the evening very enjoyable spent by both old and young. Mr. and Mrs. Dodds will leave for Fessonden in the coarse of afew weeks and will bo followed by the beet wisllee of a large dole of friends, Mr. Dodds has been iu Dakota for 8 or 9 years, • W sal amt. Tan Pear gives the news. The good sleighing livened np business at the aawmill yard. Rev. Mr. Gunne, of Gerrie, prea0lred in St. George's church last Sunday after• 0000, Rev, D. Forrest, Miss Maggie Johns- ton mud Mies Mary letcCuaig attended the Young Peoples' Convention at Wing - ham last Monday. 0ommunion service will be hold in Duff's abated), Walton on Sabbath, 3189. Rev, Mr. Weir, of the U, P. church, will proof] on Friday, 29th, at 2:30. bliss Belle McKibben, who has' been visiting her parents and old fei00138 here for the past few weeks, returned to bar position in Baton's store, Toronto, on Wednesday of this week. Miss MnKib. bon is always a welcome visitor. At the annual meeting of the Walton cheese factory the following were chosen Directors :-A. Gardiner, D. McLaugh. lin, Jas, Ryan, Thos. McFadzean told Geo. Jackson, The presen3 obeese,nalc- er, A. 13. Holland, wee re.engaged for next season. A gonial will be given at the home of Jao. Govenlook, McKillop, on the even- ing of Tueeday of next week, 20th fret., under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of Duff's church, wanton. A good musical and literary program will be presented. Mr. Moliay, father of Mrs. David Campbell, died at Seaforth last Sunday, where he was visiting. The old gentle- man was over 80 years of age. Funeral took plane on Tuesday, interment being made at Brussels cemetery. Rev. D. Forrest oonduoted en appropriate am:vice, Corea. Tun Poste gives the news. bliss Mary.Oampbell is visiting friends in this neighborhood. Miss Medley, of Toronto, was the guest of Mies Lottie Bill last week, Bob Oliver is tallting aboub leaving these parte for the West in the Spring. Jas. Douglas, 18th con., is dangerously ill and Me many friends aro concerned about him. Robb. Sweeney end wife, from Merrill, Michigan, are vieibing at Peter Robert- son's, 918 con. D. MoQuarrie is preparing to pat a Woe folndatiol under hie barn this coming Summer. All the old munioipal officers are re- eleoted for 1807. The minutes of the Council appear in this ieeoe. Hugh Porter has rented his farm to John Duncanson for a berm of years, M. Porter will hold an auction Bale on the 28th inst. It is said Ben, Dark hoc leased hie line farm, 1218 eon., 8o hie brother John and will probably see therWeot. He expects to hold an aaobion sale in the neer future, The Al000k Bros., 14111 eon., intend to run a lime kiln on their farm and aro now engaged hauling stone. As the boyo are hustlers to work there is no fear of their 850)050. Wm. Pollard hes leased hie farm, lot 10eon, 8,to Wm. Douglas f r r 0 a term of years nud will hold a clearing Sale of stook, implements, deo., on Monday after- noon of 0800 weeic. Tom and Miss Maggio Brown and one of Tom's ladeafriende drove out to Sea - forth last week on a pleasure trip. To see them )ening home one would think they bad enjoyed tbemselvee. I6 was reported last weep that 3V'tn„ of the 488 line, who has rented the farm on the hill, had made a Cook of the lady aor088 the road. We are of the opinion Mid Win. "never bought pigs off 'er father." Solid progrs80 marks the township of Grey, as to evidenced by the large in. aremse in lobe years in brick maiden/3es, bank bathe and well drained Moms. Grey will be found iu the feonb rank, be. fore many ,years. Jas. Houston, of this township,' elite posed of a grade Dow to Soott t33 Jones, drovers, that weighed 1,050 pendia at the stools yards in Brneeels on Monday, She was a fine animal and attracted a ge00 Beat of attention. A sleigh load of the youth and beauty, of Colebrook dove Over t0 Jon. Melee Friday night of laet wools, Sack made them weloewe. Dan0ing was the order of the evening and a grand lunch wag served ab 120'olock. Dancing wag kept up until about 8 a. m. Welter Mnitay, .918 con., lied a bee drawing send fast week. He is putting a stone foundation Mader his been and will oreot a new 91rawhous0, 42x00 feet, thio Sumtner. He gave a dance Wed. nosday evening of lest week tend there were abottb seventy people ab. it. They kept the dans up till near four o'olo8k, a. m. Wedneeday the pupils of 3, r. Dodde seined lied (1 holiday, as be cvas attend- ing the marriage of 'his brother Thomas to Miee Maggie Archibald, in Moltiltep, Loeb week a sleigh load of young people from the 171(1 and 18th 00(1x„ drove over to laugh Malay's, Obh con. A, good time was reported by the member$ of the party, 00 the 1.2111 inst., et Ethel peee0uage, one of those happy evade took plasm, when Andrew Meehan, of the 17th 0011„ 111131 Miss Minni° Howard, of the 14th eon„ 900(5 started on the matrimonial Elea by Rev. Mr, Walker. May their voyage be a happy one ie the wish of their many friends. Arthur and Oliphant Smith and 3T. T. Dodde attended the funeral of Peter Dodds, of MoKillop, Met Tuesday. A more extended notice appears elsewhere, S. Orem took lOOr. Dodds' plane in Smith's school. The deceased was a brother bo Mrs. Arthur Smith and a cousin to Teacher Dodde. At a meeting of Silver Corners cheese factory on Tneeday, 20th, inst., Mr. Sbeinbolf, of Stratford, will address the patrons on the dairy topica of the day, following in the line o0 dieaaseione at Dairy Convention held in Brantford on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. All interested will be made weloonee. thieot A0r,l01 Don ,--Mr•9, Alex. Rose re- ceived a telegram on Tuesday of lamb week stating that her father was serioue- ly ill. She started nest morning on the early train for Galt out before she aerie. ed the spark of life had lied. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon, The old gentleman was a resident of Rooisten for a number of yeare and had oelebrabed his 0119 hundredth birthday last Fall. RILterriea. Tato Pose' gives the news. Council minutes in another column. A few farm Bales are on the program. Allan Sped: is slowly improving in health. D. Hamilton, of Wingham, was visiting on the 2nd Met week, Simon Forsyth had the misfortune to lose a fine mare since New Years, Rev. Mr. Birks, of Teeswater, preached ab Ebenezer nn Sunday afternoon. Look out for a few weddings on and around the 2nd in the near future. Mrs. Isaac Jewitt returned lash week from a visit with friends in Clinton. Lewis Jowitt and wife attended the wedding of Mr. Jewitt'$ sister he Brussels last week. The auction sale at Samuel Walker's, 0th line, takes place on Tuesday of next week at 1 o'clock. Miss F,liza Budd intends returning to Menibobanext month. She will be much missed by her many friends here. Allan H. Cochrane and Malcolm Black were appointed auditors for Morrie town. slip at the lust Council meeting. The Epworth League of 13rowutown held a box social for the aid of Richard Sewitt,caretaker of the ohuroh, Pro. needs amounted to $10.00. It is reported that Alex. Nichol] has porohased the Love 200 acre farm, 538 line, paying $4.800 for ie. If this is true he certainly struck a bargain. Wo extend our congratulations to Wm. T. Mooney, of Indies Head, N. W. T., formerly of Morrie, who now speaks of "my daughter" with paternal pride. Oma --Last Sabbath morning the eil- ent boatman conveyed the spirit of biro. John Lawson, 818 line, over the bonnets of t(me. Deceased carne from Lanark Co. with her beebread and was a well- known reeident of this locality. Five or six ,year's ago she had a-strolre of paralys- is, from which she never regained the use of one side of her body. A8 5 a. m. Sabbath morning Mr; Lawson notioed his wife breathing hard and oalled his daughter. Afro. Lawson expired almost immediately- Beare failure was the amuse of death. She was 55 years of age. The husband and four children who sur viva have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. The funeral took plaoe on Wed- nesday afternoon, Rev. Mr, Weir, of Walton, oondn0ting the service. Liter, went at Brussels cemetery. Vire/aerie .tare - Bert Chapman left an Monday morn. ing to take a coarse at the Chatham business College. At the meeting of the Canadian Horse- men, the Summer circuit was arranged which fixes the date of meeting in Wing - ham, July 20, 21,22. In speaking of open winters John Hol. ]away states that he planted two trees on Chrietmae, 1825, one of which grew and thrived last summer. Geo. Shaw has purchased shelves, oounbers,,0o., for his new stores from Jackson Bros., of Clinton, and is having them put in place here. While crossing the street at the Queen's corner on Friday of last week Mrs. John Oonery slipped and fell, break. ]ng her wrist. She is getting along well. We are pleased to know that W. E. Groves, Prinoi al of Chorale street U ra tree Public School, Toronto, has been successful in obtaining a Profeesional first.olase Public and High School teaoher'e oerbifi- oate. The Wingham ending Aesooiabion mot and eleoted 111e following offtoers :- Prep„ John Neelands; Vico•Pees., E. L. Dlekenison ; Seo.•Treas., R. Vanetone ; Oom„ C. Kneahtel, D. Sutherland, W. Vanstono ; patron and patroneso, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Morton. The annual meeting of the Turnberry Agrioultnret Sooiety was held in the council chamber Wednesday afternoon of lash week. The Secretary's reporb was road and adopted. Notwithstanding the unfortunate weather of lest show days and the extra expenseinourrod last year by moving the bonding to its present site, the linanoos of the society aro in a very setisfaotory condition. The rtileo were dieonsead and some important amendments were made, Rule 14 was mitered so 8het persona capturing prize money of more than $10 will leave 1.0^ of the whole etnoatit with the treasurer ; for amounts lees then $10' the prize win- ner will leave 08 lhoretofore, one dollar with the 1reesurer. Ooneiderable dieed. 8i0n followed on a motion to amend tale 10, 80 thea in 13 of l.die5' work all attain shown would require to be new and on. washed, The motion was withdrawn, '13(1e otfiieurs for the ensuing pier nee ;- Proficient, Geo, Moffatt ; 1st Vioe.Pree„ T. M.IIender5ou ; and Vloo-Pree„ John Currie ; nee:atore, Wm. Robertson, Jae. Angus, Thos. Goy,. John Grey, Won. Deans, W. J. Revell, wit. A. Ottrrie, Pete Fowler, John Elston ; Auditors, Cornyn and Brown Secretary, Wm. Xtaberteon, Nominations will be held in the town Herr to sot. The no t te tees, whloh report was adoped mix• aet(Uve,--3layor, Reeve and Deputy Reeve. Finance, -•Hanson, Robinson 9011 Robins, Public Worke,••-McKinlay, Reading and Shaw. Fire, water and light, ---Gregory, McKlolay and Angus. Property,--nReading, Tarbes and Slaw, Tia anual meeting of Turnberry District L. 0. L. wan held 00 Tuesday of last week, John Shosbottom, W. M., in the chair. The following ofiieers were eleoted for the ensuing term :-Distrtat bloater, J. Golloy ; Deputy Master, W. J. Johnston l (Map., W, H. Stewart ; Req, Seo., 11. G. Lee ; Fin. See., Wm. Casemoro ; Trees,, Thos, Abraham ; D. of 0., R, C. Spading ; Len„ Thoe. Stew. art, The attendenee wee good. Litato weal - David Roy, one of Listowel'a oldest and beet known citizens, has been lying seriously ill at his home for the past Fortnight, Mrs, Dixon and Miss Dixon, who have been spending a couple of months at Shelby, Iowa, the guests of Mrs, (Dr.) Cassidy, have returned to town. Itev. G. W. Dewey, who with Rev. D. 0. Crossley concluded successful revival services in the Methodist church, Lis- towel, ten years ego, will aid the pastor in evangelistic services. AeuIOULTURI. Socft(rx.-The fined an• nuel meeting of the Listowel Horticul- tural Society and the first annual meet. ing of the Listowel and South Wallace Agricultural Soddy were held in town on Wednesday afternoon of last week. A, W. Featherstone, President, was in the chair, and most of the old directors and some members were present. The Secretary, 4V. E, Binning, read the finan- cial report, whiall Showed total receipts for past year from all sources, including balance of $227.77 from previous year, $803.20 ; total expenditures, $981.80, leaving balance on hand of 3141 98. Total number of entries at Fall ilxhibi- tion, 1,787 ; amount awarded in prizes, including 0peeial8, $544.50, The busi- ness of the old society having been eon - eluded the meeting proceeded to form a new eoalety in accordance with indent). Mons from the Ontario Department of Agriculture, to be known as the Listowel and South Wallace Agrioaltural Society. The reason for the change was explained by the chairmen, whiuh was that the Department will not permit an Agri- oltural Society to be oonduoted under the name of a Hortioultnral Soeiety. The following were eleoted as the offieere of the new society :-Pres„ E. W. Featherstone ; let Vice•Pres., R. $ems. worth ; 2nd llioe•Pres„ H. Goddard ; DMrecberg, G. V. Poole, A. Mundell, Wm. Keith, A. G. Alexander, Robb. Pirie, 7. W. Meyers, T. Male, Sas, Perrin and W. R. Clayton ; Auditors, A. 7. Collins and A. 5t. Geo. Hawkins, W. E. Binning was appointed 9ec.•Treee, at same salary as last year, namely 350. The Conservatives of North Grey will meet at Owen Sound on Thursday, Feb. 2588, t select eat a candidate to contest the riding for the Legislature. Writs have been issued for the bye - elections in South Brant, North Ontario and East Simone. Feb. 4th is polling day, nominations being one week earlier. Wm. Shears, customs appraiser at Victoria, hoe been dismissed for mis- conduct. Wm. Merchant, who was the Liberal oaudidate in Victoria in 1891, Inert been appointed in his plane, MEDICAL CARDS. T A. MONAUGHTON, M. D. • O.M., L. B. U.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P. S. Gut, Residooee and oifoe in Wilson's Block, corner of 4111 and Turnberry Ste. M. ARMSTRONG, M. D. GradPboeioian, Surgeon, A000uoher, eta, uate of Toronto University Medieal Faculty, Member of College et Physicians and Surgeons, Out. 0e1'xc a—NOxt door to MoDonald b Co,. Walton Ont. 1180 F. H. KALBFLEMSOH, PlrYSIOI,lli, 0U00A0N AND A000100 roan, SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM, BRUSSELS, ' ONTARIO. Mt alms Honor Graduate of the Universi- ties of Trinity (Toronto), ppa0e11'e Nitugebon), and of Trinity Modicai °foliage ; Fellow of Trinity Medical 0011eg0 and member of the College of Physroiaue and Surgeons of Ontar- io. Vest Graduate Course in Detroit and Chicago 1890. Spada) attention paid to dis- eaeos of+Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dis- eases of IVomon, 8 'Ooueultatian lu Eng- lish and Gorman, Arm The undersigned will be at the QVIVNIS ROT I, BUM, J —ON—_ Monday, Jany 26th, Por the purpose of buying Several cars of Horses. Parties havingHorses to sell should ca1 to see me, B. Aldi VF Y, Horse Buyer, Montreal. . rrlE tTN G .AMMZMIlET ,56RIM t e'.oda+sotuv4am.,,.:.nx�nr�rtmrama:x Resting on one's oars isn't healthy business, Depend- ing on past reputation isn't evidence of growth. If we were to do one or both we'd be troubled with "dry rot" and to begin the New Year with any such indifference or carelessness would be contrary to everything you expect. The way we've done in other years and the way we shall do this year is to keep everlastingly at it even during mid- winter, and mare work for ourselves and more work for our tailors by selling unusually cheap. The enthusiasm. of trade this month is bargains. It's a time to half give goods away and we're aiming for the liveliest kind of trade with— Bargains in Hats Bargains in Suits ! Bargains in Pants 1 Bargains in Ulsters 1 Bargains in Overcoats ! Bargains in Furnishings Something has got to be done to develop business dur- ing January and we never yet could see anything to be gained by carrying goods over. Our plans for Spring are on a larger scale and our eyes are on the future, The more we can sell now and the quicker we can sell the bet- ter. It is a time for Bargains. HOLMES BLOCK, T and OF THE TOWNSHIPS OF We don't wish for a moment to leave the impression that we want all the trade but we do claim that it will pay EVERY FA I Iil In the said Townships to come in and inspect our stock and learn prices. co" S alli Bey'u �101�1 We have put in the knife to such an extent that profits FOR 60 DAYS will bo no consideration. Also in Lbcliee Fur Coatz and Capes, We are bound to clear them all out, Grocery Department. qb lbs Granulated Sugar for $1 00 28 lbs Coffee r. 1 00 We have the best 25 cent Japan Tea in the trade. 6 'rrshitk cal a Prosperous year, Yours, ;1 t'i•, 5 Importer, Seaforth.