The Brussels Post, 1897-1-29, Page 88
THE BRUSSELS POST
YOU ARE
MIS SINp,d.G�
A GRE.Ca
BLE 1.7i SING
If you have weak or
troublesome Eyes, by not
getting Properly Fitted
Glasses.
Do not be afraid to try
us for Spectacles. If we can
do you no good it will cost
you NOTHING.
DEADMAN t2 McCALL,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOIITHEBN EXTENSION W. G. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING SolTa, GOING NoRTE.
`U%Press.,,... 7:91 a.m. I Mixed 9:44 a.1n
ttixsd 0;070.m, Mail 12:62 p.ul
jot Etvs Jttin:s,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.•
LAGnIree.
fdonse Fair next Thursday.
Batsmen market is at the top.
Wnem about Brussels Curling Club ?
ANOTR0n businees change in Brussels
is mooted.
W. G. COLLINS organized a Council of
Chosen Friends at Port Elgin last week.
lie left on Tuesday for Maley.
LAST Monday Geo. Parker forwarded
it oar of homes to London, England,
from Brussels. Tom Bloomfield went
with•thein.
'Oeuenz WRITTLecnonan" 18 the title
of our new continued story, pain 2.
Brndder Gardner's lecture on the same
page is amusing.
AT the regular meeting of Brussels 0.
0. F. on Tuesday evening it was u,tani-
lnously agreed that Financial Beerrtary
Koenig be not asked to make good the sum
et about 620 etolen from his house last
Saturday night.
LAGnn'ss and other forms of sickness
caused from the sudden cold dip, laid
np Jas• Fox, Jno. Ferguson, Wm. Robin -
eon, Harry MoOrae, Principal Cameron,
Bliss Fernie Allin and other towns-
people during the week.
AT a meeting of the creditors of W. H.
Pelton, held in Barrister Blair's office
last Friday afternoon, his aeseat were re-
ported at $300 and his liabilities 6000.
It was decided to continue the sale of the
stock at cost and all goods remaining to
be sold by publics auction on February
4th. Since this meeting Assignee Scott
has disposed of the business to Joseph
Molloy, of Atwood, oh 45 cents on the
doper, possession to be given next week.
TOE Pow AroLoerzsa.—Last week we
announced that the Horse Fair would be
held on Thursday of this week, when it
ebonld have reed Thursday of next week.
Scares of people came to the Fair and of
course the outside buyer's were not prea-
eat. We are sorry for the error and will
promise to never do it again. The peo-
ple must react Tiro Pear though, pretty
carefully, and advertisers should make
noto of this fact. Come to the Fair on
Thursday of next week.
Tao STORE.—We don't want to live any
nearer the North Pole than Bruseele, and
we have not come to this oonalueion
hastily, but after days of snow shovelling
end plowing through the "beautiful," as
the poets call it. Friday was not so bad
but Saturday was a most disagreeable
day with snow, wind and cold the North-
west Couldn't beat us. Sunday the
ohurohes were 'not jammed, although,
thanks to the snow plow, the roadway
was well opened up. There Wae very
little abatement of the blizzard on Mon-
day, and the snow banks had piled up so
much on the gravel road that the Wrox•
erne stage had to return to Brassele after
s few miles trial, and after a hard beetle
the Seafortb stage reached its destination
Mit did not return until Tuesday, having
%pent Dearly all day going out. Despite
the severe storm the trains kept running,
although publio travel was next to
nothing.
ADDRESS.—The following is a copy of
'sake address presented to Mrs. (Dr.) Gra-
ham by the Woman's Foreign Missionary
S'ooiety of Melville church, of which re.
fereno8 wag made some weeks ago :—
Deeit MRs. GnAutor,—We, members of
tdelv]Ils oburoh W. F. M. S„ wish to
take advantage of the present opportunity
t,r express to you our sincere regret that
you are about to remove from amongst
ne and sever the very pleasant connection
whioh has existed between us for so long.
You look an active part in the organize,
moo of oar Society twelve yeare ago end
through all iia history you have proved
yourself a most energetic officer and
member, sparing neither time nor toil to
help it in the great work which it is its
objeat to promote. We shall miss you at
our monthly gatheringe,to the pleaeure
:And profit of whioh, by your wise Counsel
and cheerful manner, you have 000tri•
hated in no small measure. We with
af0o to acknowledge your helpful services
during your term of office as President of
the Little Stars Miesion Band, during
whioh time you had (together with the
worthy Vice -President) endeared yourself
to ail in members. They and we will
think of you when fare .vay and we trust
you Abell have kind v thoughts and
happy memories both of the Auxiliary
and the Mission Band, whine members
part with you so regretfully. Our earn.
set prayer is that God's blessing may bo
richly given to you wherever your new
home inay be, and that there yon may
find a field of usefulness in whioh you
shell 00ntinue your work of faith and
labor of love, till nt length, through the
grime of God, you shall receive from
Christ the Baster the true serVanta'e to-
ward. Signed,
Mee, hoes, Pres. W. F. M, 8, ;
Mita, MoLA1/0111,rN, Ssoy.
I3'ruseels, Deo, 17, '96,
House Fele Tburadey of next week.
Tows Couno]l next Monday eveuing,
Div anybody say they wanted snow ?
A NEW storehouse has been built at the
Enterprise Salt Werke in tine plane.
01118500 Cherie ,.b Denioa shipped a ear of
live hags on Wednesday from Brussels,
War. ItrcuAnnsee hag token the local
agency for the Singer sewing wahine.
A eon of Cattle Was ehipped by Meseta.
Clegg & Dames on Thursday to Toronto,
TIMM cars of ashes were abipped to
New Yorlf state this sveelt, Mr. Joint, of
Luaknow, is the shipper.
IT is reported that Mise Aegis Blake-
ley, of Montreal, formerly of Brussels,
died on Saturday of last week,
Ixernui mraa information, headed "Bible
Curiositiee," may be found on page 8 of
thio issue. There is also a story for boys
On the same page,
Tun Atwood Bee has entered on its 8th
year and is a credit to its enterprising
proprietor. Atwood people should be
proud of it as they no doubt are.
LAST week the initial number of the
Pehnorstan Spectator Dame to hand. It
is a neat, newsy sheet. W. Sebeifle is
editor and proprietor. We wish it. sue.
Cess.
Nom °Minim.—After waiting several
days for the coining of Miss Soarletb, of
Midland, who was the ohoioe of the
School Board as teacher, a letter was re-
ceived on Thursday stating her inability
to come, owing to illness. The Board
Met at once and reneged Leon Jackson,
who begins work Friday morning.
Tun Pose overlooked the faot a few
weeds ago that the Goderieh Signal had
jogged past another milestone and is now
in its 50th year. The golden anniversary
should carry into the treasury a large
quantity of the precious metal ae the
Signal was never newsier and brighter
than at the present. We wish brother
MoGillioaddy oontinued prosperity,
WEDNESDAY morning the anew plow,
with two teams attached, was sent North
and South a mile and a quarter earth way
to open up the drifts. If the Township
Councils of Grey and Morris would in-
struct their Pethmaaters to Continue thie
process another concession during the
Winter it would add very much to the
comfort and convenience of the travelling
public and prove n good investment in
caving the otherwise heavy wear and
tear an harness and conveyances.
Dien.—A message was received from
Clinton last Tuesday morning stating
that William Belly had passed away on
Monday. He was 60 years of age. Fun-
eral took place on Wednesday. Deceased
Wile horn in 00. Cavan, Ireland, and name
to Canada about 1656. When quite a
youth his father's house was visited at 0
p. m. by a gang known as "Molly Ma•
Gnire's Chickens,' or some such appel-
lation, who demanded all the firearms in
the plane. Wm., startled by the appear-
ance of the intruders, attempted to rue
from the room, when the door Was slam-
med on his semi and for the time being
he was a prieoper. The fright told very
disastrously upon his mind and he bad to
be planed under medical treatment, whioh
proved successful for a time, but frequent
lapses occurred. Mr. Kelly was a broth-
er to Jas. Kelly and Mrs. Hindee, Mill
street, Brussels, and Mrs. W. J. Norton,
Listowel.
WESTERN STAR.—Th Unfitly evening of
last week D. D. N. G. McKay installed
the officers in Western Star Lodge, No.
149, Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
Brussels, its foliates
Past Grand, 13. Onohrane ;
Noble " Jno. Push ;
Viae " W. H. Kerr;
Reo.• Sea., A.. Koenig ;
Treas., F. S. Scott ;
Warden, W. Grawar •
Condnotor, W. Smith ;
Chaplain, Jno. Smith ;
R. S. N. G., S. H. Jackson ;
L. S. N. G., Jno. Sample ;
1t. S. V. G., A. McGuire ;
L. S. V. G., 3V. Sample ;
R. S. S., A. Sample ;
L. S. S., J. Bishop ;
I. G., I4. Johnston ;
0. G., W. Martin.
The Lodge is in a thriving condition and
meets every Thursday evening in their
fine Hall, Grabam blook. 'There are 46
members.
KEEP A STIFF Elven Lae—Tinder this
caption the Goderioh Signal moralises ae
follows nn the recent Commission held in
Brussels ;—Exception is taken by some
individuals in this section to the holding
of a commission to investigate the oon-
duot of certain Government officials,
Why tbie ground should be taken in
something we cannot understand. If the
men aomplaiued of did nothing to put
them under the ben, they should court
investigation, Had the caae of that in-
offeneive and non partisan Brussels post-
master not been investigated, the erne]
public would still be under theimpr'ession
that he was a man of some power and in.
fluence in the oommueity, and that be
was lying awake o'nighte scheming
against the welfare of the Grits individ-
ually and oolleotively, in season and out
of Renee. Ltstead of that we find that
he Ives not, nor never bad in recent years,
any influence politically ; that wherever
he would have breathed ont threatenings
and slaughters against the wicked Grits,
te blessing and benebiotion on his oppon-
ents issued from between his limber jaws;
that an address on the publio platform by
him was bound to raise a majority for the
fellows that be desired to have in the
minority ; that when he acted as a scru-
tineer for the Tories, he always made
votes for the Gritn ; that when be said
the Grit oan4idat8 watt "The biggest liar
he ever knew," the tender and endearing
phrase was meant only ]u a Piokwiokian
seine ; and so forth, Then, why are the
men who are complained against in this
section sorrowing es if without hope 7 Is
there no balm in Gilead for thorn in the
feat that the Brugsele peattenester, al-
though tried in the sruaible, hoe emerged
unscathed, and now shines resplendently
in the brightburoishing whioh has been
put upon him by Commissioner Lazier ?
Has he not been weighed in the balenoes
and not found wanting ? Does he not
shine brighter than ever before—yea,
titan fine gold ? Why siloltld others feel
the ordeal through which +ahs Brieselite
faesed unscathed ? Why should they
ear t0 face the tb'i l whence be emerged
with pure linen and an unemirehed name?
Pace the oonditione, gentlemen of West
Huron, with confidence in your integrity.
If you are all 0. K, you will pase through
the waters of 5111108100 without getting
damp, and be able to stand nide by side
With the innocent men of Brussels ; but
it, on the other hand, yon haven't mind-
ed your "p's" and "yrs" in the past, you
have your self to blame that the "Jordan
is a Hard road to travel." Meanwhile,
gentlemen, keep a stiff upper lip.
Tsui week N. Blaokmot'a disposed of
his grocery end battery to Win. Crich, of
Seaforth, who has taken poeseseion.
Mr. Orlin is it baker by tendo, 'Tula
POST wnloomee hitn to Bruesals,
POSTPONED AUCTION SALE,—Owing to
stormy weather William Pollard's Guo.
tion sale of farm stools, implements, &0.,
lot 19, con, 6, Grey, tuns postponed to
Feb, Brd, 1807, at 1 o'oloak,
Boots, Ana,
FDL, IN.—Thursday evening of this
week from 16 to 20 feel of the roof of
the Enterprise Salt Werke caved in
owing to the weight of anow on it.
Workmen were nt worst shovelling the
mow off at the time of the aooident, but
neontied injury by jumping.
T11055ner afternoon of last week as
per advertisement, a meeting of the
creditors of Wm. Barrie, Morris, who
assigned to Jno. Magma, runs held at G.
F. Bfait•'s office. After a careful inspect -
lion the Nobilities are reported to be
about $7,600, with assets, whioh inolndes
a fine 111Oaore farm, of 80,500, An auc-
tion sale of farm, farm stook, implements,
&o., will be held on Tumidity, March end.
SoliooL Boehm.—There were 63 appli-
cations before the Sohool Board last
Friday evening in connection with the
vacancy on the teaching stuff of Brussels
school. Three ballots were taken, after
which it was moved by D. 0. Rose,
seoonded by J. G. Skene that 112iss M.
B. Soarletb, of Midland, be engaged, and
incase of her declining that Leon Jack.
sen be given the situation.—Carried.
Secretary Ross wired Miss Scarlett an
Saturday morning and received a prompt
menage of acceptance.
BUOGLAnr.—.'Carly on Sunday morning
the American Hotel Mare was entered by
one or more thieves, who gained intuit -
tattoo by forcing the bar -room window np
with a crowbar. The marauders must
have been acquainted with the premises
for their purpose seems to have been to
gat possession of a Certain wooden cash-
box, which contained 626.46 is Dash and
other valuable papers that belong to the
Foresters of the town, and which was in
the possession of A. Koenig, the proprie-
tor, rvho is Fin. -Seo. of the Society.
The box was cub open and taken out.
doors, and, together with the papers it
contained, was planed inside the storm
door, which was not looked, thereby re-
placing everything but the cash. The
burglars did not molest the general cash
drawer, which contained 64 or 65, be'
cause it bad an alarm bell attached. So
far nothing is missed but the Society's
money, whioh they seemed to think Was
eno".'l' to recompense them for their
trouele. The vi•1 tr nets a good Gua for
their p00109 , there being a heavy wind
and snowstorm, whioh would cover np
their tracks. No clue.
Business Locals.
Pent of stockings found. Ask at Tns
POST.
LASE herrings for sale at Jae. Batien-
tyne's grocery.
Sum made to order at M. Richardson's.
Cheapest place in town.
Fon dandy, well built cutters go to Jas.
Walker, carriage maker. Brussels.
GET your buggy repaired, trimmed or
new topped at Jas. Walker's, Brussels.
SEE the new sbeel buggy dash at Jas.
Walker's shop. Also a patent top, the
best out.
WANTED.—Noll butter, 12o. ; fried ap•
pies, 30. Any quantity. G. E, KING,
W Ingham.
A manna of well bred Black Minorca
roosters for sale. Apply to Leslie Kerr,
Brussels.
TURKEYS Weterso.—Any quantity good
turkeys wanted, dry picked, undrawn,
bead and feet left on. Alen dressed hogs,
Beaker & Vanstone.
20 CORDS of 22 inch stove wood wanted
for Methodist church, Brussels. Beeoh
or maple body wood. For further par-
ticulars apply to R. Leatberdale, Bruce
eels.
As I expect to leave Brussels by the
10th or 15th of January all accounts
must be paid by that date or they will be
placed in other hands for colleotion. I.
0. Itroneeno.
Snrnoll's Cure, the great cough and
croup cure, is in great demand, Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
cents. Children rove it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
NOTIOE.—All amounts owing the firm
of Ferguson & Halliday must be paid be-
fore the 25th of January, as after that
date books will be placed in other hands
for collection. J. FEROaeooe & 00.
KARL'S Clover Boob will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead alma as
a bell, 25 ate., 50 ots• and 6100. Sold
by Jae, Fox, druggist, Brussels.
ANY one wanting their saws to out fast
end easy had better bring them to me, as
I have the moat complete outfit of latest,
new, improved saw tools. T. McGregor,
Saw filer, Brussola, Queen St., Ent.
Conn'onr,DLrt brick reaidenoe with every
convenience, furnace, &c., for sale or to
rent. immediate possession given.
For farther particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnherry street, Brussola.
Ties hardest saws warranted full sob
without breaking, as I have a new, safe
and fast way of setting saws. Saws that
are in fine order given in exchange for
saws that are ons of order by paying the
difference, T. McGregor, easy filer, Bru-
nie, Queen Ste East.
Oeurnes. -Any one desiring Carpets
will do well to oast at the Brussels Wool•
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
bave the largest assortment of Samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
Prim from 80e. to 61.00, blown & Co,
amen Ovennon.—That eligible half
sore lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnherry street, Biennia, will be die -
posed of below coat. Very easy terms.
Write for pertinuhtre to Joni; HAIlGRE,tVE5,
174: Queen et. West, Toronto.
CONSULT Youo Dooroa.—If he advisee
Cod Liver Oil W4 recommend Wompole'e
Tasteless Preparation. You can't taste
the oil ; all you tains is wild oherry, and
that's good, What you get is flesh and
strength, Cures Coughs, colds and
waatiee diseases. JAS. PDX,
3 m Chemist and Druggist.
WHAT IS MORE Penelope than good
health 7 Do not sulfur with suss and
bilious headache, sour stomach, indigos.
tion, despondent feeling, with lack of
ambition, pain in baoli, lege end aide,
poor appetite, when you oat remove the
cause by using one box (complete treat-
ment) of Wrigbt'e Liter and Stomaoh
Pine at a dost of 50 cense, from Jaime
Fox, Chemist and Druggist, Benetels.
Don't Headache Pbwders will relieve
that violent headache in lees time than
it taken you to read thie. They are safe,
euooeseful, sure. 25 oente a hot.
ST✓2JVDARD B✓/NK W? CiX,4D.l,
'r.ea=xexxeet 0.8'701.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollare) • 67,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - - . • 62,000,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Qua Dec, Manitoba, United states tO Nti ylaftd,
ItrASE,i)FbS tVii'.
A General Banking Business Trnnsaoted• Farinas' Notes Disoounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 61,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Smut ATTENTION GIVEN To amt COLLECTION Os 11'ARnnEne' SALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART MANAGER,
Mits. T. 5, H,twicxno, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "coved
my life." I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
Gxoels. Price 75 eta. Sold by Jas. Fox.
An explosion set fire to tits Berlin gnu
worsts. Mr. Aldrich, one of the employ-
ees, was killed, and Seminary Breithaupt
and Mr. Weller blown great distances and
very seriously injured.
Tbs Hannah blook at Shelburne and a
number of other business establishments
wore beetled, Causing a loss of 6100,000.
In view of the trial of the Melanathon
fire oases there, grave suspicions of in.
osndiarism are aroused by this big fire.
The evidence at the Melanathon fires
investigation at Shelburne was of n start.
ling oharaater. One witness described
the firing of David Ballard's barn, and
told how the irons from agrioultural im-
plements were carried from 0115 barn to
another to make the loss appear greater
than it was. The same witness admitted
arson and perjury in his own past.
A bad railway wreck occurred near -
Dorchester, N. B., in which Mise Petri'
gain, of Bloomfield, N. B., and Arthur C.
Edgeoorehe, postal clerk, belonging to
Fredericton, were killed and many others
seriously injured. Hoo. Mr. Borden was
among the hatter and received a bad scalp
wound. The whole train of six Mare
rolled dove an embankment.
MOMEN-
WmuEE,—In Breese's, on January, 13th
inst., the wife of Mr. John Wilbee of
D. ams.
pxaa.
Braxrrx.—In Montreal, on Jan. 28rd,
Aggiv, danahtor of J. D. Blaltley,
formerly of Brussels, aged 21 years
and 4 months.
KnronT.—In Morris, on Jan. 21st, J. D.
son of Andrew Knight, aged 6 months
and 21 days.
KELLY.—At Clinton, no Jan. 25th, James
Kelly, aged 60 years.
Bnoox.—.In St. Michael's hospital, Toron•
to, on Saturday, Jan. 18th, Joseph
Edmund Brook, of Listowel, aged 28
years and 11 months.
AVCXICN SAxa=S.
FRIDAY, JAN. 20Tn.—Farm stook, imple-
ments, d:a., N } lot 12, eon. 0, Morris.
Sale unreserved, at 1 p, m. Robs. Gib-
son. Prop., Geo. Kirkby, Auo.
TuEsDtY, Fon. 2nd.—farm stook,
implements, &e. Lot 10, non. 0, Grey.
Sale unreserved, nt 1 o,oloalt. W. M.
and 1. A. Welsh, Propts. F. S. Scott,
Ana
MONDAY, Feb. let.—Farm stook, imple-
ments, &a• North ii• lot 29, eon. 7 Mor-
ris. Sale at 1 o'clock. Samuel Walk.
et, Prop. Geo. Kirkby, Auo.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3rd. • Farm stool,
implements, &o. Lot 10, son. 6. Grey.
Bele at 1 o'oloek. Wm. Pollard, Prop.
F. S. Soots, Anc.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
y OUNG MAIRE FOR SALE,
rising 4 years. Sound, well broken,
wi11 work or drive eithersingle or double.
35.3 ' SIM ON GRANT,
Lot 4, Con, 5, Grey. Bruesols 3.0.
T7'OR SALE OR TO LET.—
Lot OS Mill street, Brussels, on which
is a Yews*c{u'olling, well, stable, &o. Terms
easy, Apply to 11, ADAMS, Londosboro', or
F. S. 5001'T, Brussels, 27-4
1 1OR SALE.—A 0001) SOUND
1L borne, eight years old, suitable for eith-
er road or farm ; also buggy, nutter and
equip menta. Would exchange them for
young Cattle if suitable.
18.11 - JNO. 801313, Brussels.
—
OOD WANTED.—MARKET
X price will be paid for 8,000 or 4,000
Cords of cord weed, either soft or Hard, to be
delivered this Whiter at the ENTERPRISE
SALT WO1,Xf3, Brussels,
2081 Estate of T. T. COLEMAN.
STRAYED FROM THE PREM.
kJ ins of the undersigned, Lot 15, 000.5,
Morrie, ou Jau, 22nd, a Yorkshire White Now.
Any mformatloo leading to her recovery
willbe thankfully received,
300005. 1NILLER,
20 -ti Sunshine P.0,
eQIX SHEEP STRAYED ON
LJ the premises of the undersigned, Lot
24, Con. 14, Grey, on or about Dem.15th. The
owner is requested no nrcye property, pay
expellees and take them away.
JNO. D. 1rfoNEIL,
254 Menorieff P. 0.
COMFORTABLE 11ESIDENCE
and 10 neres of first-class laud adjoin.
ing Brussels, for sale. There is a small bank
b ars and it young orchard of 23 mares. Would
make a tine fruit farm or market garden.
Proprietor has a fair dairy business in con-
imation. Possession given at 0005. Will bo
sold at low pries. For further particulars
apply on the promises to GEO. ROB13 Pao.
Printer, Brussels P. O. 2d•4
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting Of the Ilrnesole Driv-
big Park Asaooiation for the election of CID•
oars, the receiving of the report of the Dir-
eotors for the past year and such other U110i-
81558 as may be lawfully brought before 111e
meeting, will be held et the Anlorionn Hotel
on Friday evening, January 20th, 1800, ate
o'clock, P. S. SCOTT,
Secretary.
FINE TWO STORY ...BRIG]
.12 residence for sale, 0erner of Queen and
Tnrnberry r etroete. Brussels, emoted last
year. There are all the necessary conven-
ionoee en the premises such as f11'at.elase
dollar, bard and salt water, wood abed, stable
with stone foundation, &e. Furnace in house,
There IS 4 acre of land. Will sell at it roe.
seeable figure and on good terms an Intend
removing from town, For fernier Ma's •
tare appiy to D. A. LOWRY,i
0740 Peeprietwt Brugge's,
VOUNG DURHAM BULLS FOR
SAnsa.—The undersigned has six young
D,zrbam bulls for sale, from 9 to 18 mouths
old. Pedigreed stock. Prices reasonable,
Apply 00 AAMOS SMITH,
27.4 'Trowbridge.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
i� IMPLEMENTS, &C.
1410, (500. Kirkby, au- ct- ioneer, has boon in-
structed by the undermined to sell by nubile
amnion at North Half Lot 20, Con. 7, Morris,
on MONDAY, FEB Ileb, at 1 o'eleek, the
following valuable property, viz.: -1 bony
draught mare 4 years Oki ; 3 cows supposed
In onrf ; 0 boilers 8 years old,5 of them sup-
posed in calf; 10 steers 2 years old ; 29 well
bred Leicester and Shropshire ewes ; 1 Lel-
550151 551151 1 I0 pigs 8 weeks old; 24 snaking
pigs; 2 brood sows; 1 thoro'-bred Chester
White hoar ; 5 Spring calves ; a vumbor of
boos; 1 pulu0r; 1 large size cutting box; 1
pen of bob sleighs; 1 cutter ; a quantity of
lumber suitable for flooring, and numorooe
other articles. Sale unreserved as proprlet.
or 15 giving up Yarning. Terms—A11 soles of
$500 and under cash 1 over that amount 9
010118110 credit will 130 given en furnishing
approved joint notes ; 0 per Gout, off for wish
On credit amounts.
GEC. liznxor, S. WALICER,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
JAN, 29, 1897
•
A Physical Wreck.
•om. - ® i9 'fir
Impure drugs have caused almost ae
11111011 trouble and suffering as sickness
and distress. Don't use adulterated
medicines—Puriby acids nothing to the
oust of an article if ib is bought at abs
right place. We aro careful about one
pnrohesos. Knowledge of Drugs and
long expsriouoe has taught us what to
buy anti what to avoid. Our stook con-
tains only what is good. This insures the
filling of customer proscriptions with
the exact q0a 1818155 and qualities iptweeted
by t110 doctor.
Have you tried our Syrup of White
Pine and Tar for Coughs and Colds. We
gtlatantee it
AT — --
Fox s Drug E tt69 'e,
VETERINARY.
REAL ESTATE.
100 ACRE FARM TOR SALE
or to rent, Lot 19. Oou.9, Gray.
For particulars imply to
28- T. M0011E, Brussels.
T''IARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
nERaroNED bas 8505051.0004 rams far
sale and to runt, weer terms, in 4bwuebip8
of Morris and Grey. F S. SCOTT,Bruseols
RIVE ACRES OF WELL FEN.
1. Dan land for sale in the Village of
Oranbronk on whioh. are good buildings.
Also n good buggy, cutter and set of single
harness, A bargain will be offered. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
JOHN RIOINTOSH,
27.8f OTanbraok.
('100' FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels. Great bargain. Lot 7,
Con. 0, Grey town ebip. Go oat buildings and
usher d, well watered, suitable for mixed or
dairy farming. Possession given next March.
Apply to W. H. K113110, PINT Publishing
House, Brussels, or to THOMAS HERITAGE,,
Landau West.
ir D. WARWICK,
Cr • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated =male In a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentist -y. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •Purnberry ab„ Brussels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Tp L. TAYLOR, BAR'RIS'TER,
.etre Solicitor and Conveyancer. Oolle°.
Hone made. ORloe—Vanstoee's Block, Brus-
eels. 21 -Sm
M. SINCLAIR,
• 30li5i8o1,Conveyancer ,Notary Pub -
Bo, &e, Gobs—Vanstone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
FARMS FOR SALE. — 200
aeroe—Oousiating of Lote 18 on the 7011
and 8811 0000s101o0s, Township of Grey. be-'
log 1 mile from the Village of E0bei and 53
miles from Brussels. 40 acres of Fall wheat
sown and about 80 acresunder grass ; 00
ewes Cleared on each. ,Corms of payment
558y. A. Mal{nLVlOY, M, D.,
34- Brussels.
1 /FA'NITOBALANDFOR SALE,
—100 agree of good farm laud qt
Spriugdelcl, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale at alow price. The propertyis
North Toast i Sec, 10, Twp.11, Range 4, East.
Therein 5110085 00 the premises thud some
breaking done. Ifor full p artioulars as to
price, title, dm., write or apply to
G.F. BLAIR or W, 00, HERR,
20-tf Brussels, Ont.
VOR SALE.—A 'VALUABLE
150 acre farm in Morrf8 Township, 3
miles trona Brussels, known as the "Barrie
Farm," Good benlc barn, good brink house,
good orchard, in every respeot a Oboiee farm.
iso a large quantity of torulus,, Clover, hay,
straw and oats. For all particulars apply to
Joint ]h1o0nA1t, of the Village of Brussels, or
to G. F. BLAfn.
Dated at Brussola, Jau, 20th, 1507,
JOHN MOORAE,
G. F, BLAI1t,
r'tARM 11'OR SALE. -150 ACRES
C on slettug of the South 3 end South 3
of the North 3 of Lot 80, Con 2, Bast Wawa -
nosh, This is an excellent stock farm, being
well tenpiied with good spring water. Itis
situated about 0 miles Froin t11e thriving Vil-
lag° of Bluth. A largo part of it is under
grass. 13itirlinga and fences etre in 5 falx•
state of repair. 17esy berme of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf G, F. BL' AIR, Barrister, Brussels,
C." PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
t- That excellent farm, Lot 15, 0011, 9,
Township of G rev, 100 acres, must bo sold at
once in order to close estate of deceased own-
er. The lot is nearly 011 cleared, with good
buildings, ample water surely, large or-
chard, 13 miles from Crnnbrool; is under
goodcultivation and is a veru desirable pro-
perty indeed. A11ply to RIOIT,1ItD MIT-
CHELL, Brussels P. 0. ; JOHN 112TCHEOLL,
on the premises' or A. HUNTER, Brussels.
Dated Sept, 10111, 1808, .
�Y 00D FARM FOR SALE IN
the Township of Grey. In order to
alone au estate the West half of Loh 24, Con.
7, Township of Grey, 50 acres, is offered for
immediate sale. On the promisee area good
frame dwelling with kitchen, 4.0„ oleo twp
frame brave, good water, orchard, &c., and Is
Close to the Village of Ethel, Soil is of the
best and farm in well fenced, Appl to
ALE'S. MoICELVI0T, M.D., Brussels 0Vkf.
MBrusOKb)sels.LVi0Y, Jsmeetowo or A. HUNTER,
AMIABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
mho eligible 200 acre farm, Composed of
Rota 10 and 17 in the 10811 oon„ Grey townebip,
Ruron 00„ and 50 soros, part of lots 10 and
17, 11th eon,. belongltg to the Bobort Brown
estate, in offered for safe to wind up estate,
01; the first farm is a geed stove bonne and
large bank barn, necessary ontbnitdInge, or•
chard, &o, Farm wolf watered, well fenced
and in geed etato of oultiyation. About. 50
aores of bush, 42 of which is hardwood, On
the 50 sore farm there is a bongo and barn,
orchard, and about 5 eons of Midi, !'arms
gold jointly or separately to snit pnlnbaser.
Possession glvenin the Fall, Farms ars on-
ly amile from the village of Cranbrook,
where are school, ahnrnhoe, posh -Chloe.
stores, &o, and 8.{' miles to the thriving lnar-
kot town Brussels, Per further partleulars
as to price, torn e,100„ apply to
AGNES BRow1,))
JA01108 BROWN, 1ltiootutare,
JOHN BItOWN, 111
Oraubrook P,0.
DEP1TAL.
n1.1. DAVIDSON,
L Honor Graduate Toronto. University,
Licentiate Royal 0011085 Dental Smearing.
crown cad Bridge work a speoialtyqy.model,
ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured, thane over
13arro88 8 harbor shop, T:urulierry Bt„ Brut.
sola.
1e,1F 0. CAMERON,
AUL • (Formerly of Cameron, Bolt &
Onto- 0lllcs—Hamilton St., Opposite dol-
borne Hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solfoitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's 011180Godoriob,) Oflico oyer
&
Gillies Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
!`I-EORGE KIRKBY, '
\..A Licensed Auotioneer. Sales conduct
scion reasonable tarme. Farms and fame
stooka specialty, Orders left lit Tan Poem
Publishing Hones, Brussels, or sells to Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attention,
To S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• ERB, will sell for better prices, to.
better men, in ass time and loss charges
than any other Auctioneer in ]Oust Huron
or be won't obarge anything. Dates and
orders Can always be arranged at this ofilee
or by pare oval application.
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has bad 25 years exper10815 as an
Auotionoer, butwbo had to quit owing to 111
health, has again taken out license mud As
prepared to oonduot sales at reasonable
te1.1n 5. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may
he arranged at Tim Poen' Publishing House.
.JAS. STRETTON,
18-tf Auctioneer.
Anent Order e United 'Workman,
This old and prosperous Fraternal Assad
ation numbering 860,000 lnembers are pre
smiting to the public their popular and emu -
mutual rates to worthy men, its the very low
rate of about $8.00 per 81,000 per 001300,.
The "Workmen" Promptly Pay Broth
Warms an expect u largo increase to its
members new that those American Line
Companies don't Seem satisfactory t0 Can-
adians.
1100T. ARMSTRONG M, W, ; W. H. HERR,
Recorder ; J. A. 0001103 I'UN,FInanoier.
BUSINESS CARDS.
iV1o0RAOKEN,
d Y • Iseur0rofMarriage Linemen. Office.
at hili Grocery, Turnherry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
southTonsorial Artist• 311op—Next door
of A. M. Mo'fiay & Co's hardware store.
Ladle Wand childrena hair outting a speoialt30
BRUSSELS POST OFFIOE
Savings Basile takes Deposita from
.$1,00 to $1,000 and allows fly tier oent.
interest. T. FARROW,
87.3m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE, ,
GUELPH.
T. PLETCHER
lssctel of Marriage Licenses,
• 0311011 AT JEwso,aY STORE.
i. -No Witness Required.
T. FLETOHUR, Breaeels
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Dour
Co, Duren. Oonveyanoor, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Inouraliee Agent. Funds
intesterl and to loan. Oolleotiona male
Office in Graham's Block, Brussels
TI10S. A. HAWRINS,
Will give lessons to unpile either on
piano er orgqan, at his Mesio Boom, opposite
the post-odlce, Brussels, vocal isotone else
Leon. 'Leen years experience in tousling.
Taring moderato.