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Our new Wall Papers
Dire here, at least all that
was made of our order, the
balance is to follow. Nice
designs and good values, as
we bought before the ad-
vance in prices.
Breath Perfume.
If yon have not called for a
free sample of that elegant
Breath Perfume, Sen -Sen, then
you are welcome to one. Full
packages 5e. each, and Sen -Sen
Chewing Gum same price at
DEADMAN'S
Drug and Book Store.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
BOUTEE0N EXTENSION W. G. & n,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gonne Boom, GOING SORTIE,
entrees 7:16 a.m.Mail 0.10 p.m
greed,...,0:45 a,m. I Express ......16:16 p.m
Jural lidos Items.
A ohiel's among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
SQUAW Winter.
GET ready for Winter,
Son TUE Pose clubbing offer.
LARGE delivery of apples this week.
LAST Saturday was a good day for busi-
ness.
15 aENTs gets Tula Pose for balance of
1898.
Tun recent rains have raised the
Maitland.
"BRITAr8'e GIRDLE or TEE GLonE" On
Nov. 17th.
Lanni quantities of dressed poultry are
being marketed at Brnseels.
BoARn of Health will meet next Mon-
day evening at 7.30 o'clock.
MooTlnLr Horse Fair on Thursday of
next week, Nov. 3rd. Don't forget it.
W. J. MOORACEEN has leis "little, old
log cabin" in one of bio grocery windows.
OWING to n rush of advertising Edibori•
al and other matter ie crowded out this
weak.
Kepi:Dlon Social will be held by the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church o0
the evening of Thanksgiving Day.
THE $20 grant to Grey Branoh Agl.
Society was received by Seoretary W. H.
Kerr from the Co. Treasurer last week.
A OLUerER of incandescent lamps will
illuminote the platform at the Town
Hall henceforth. Mr. Mainpriae is -doing
the work,
Berate, the Magician, save an enter.
tainment in the Town Nall here on Wed-
nesday evening. He is gaits expert in
his trioka and does many unexplafuable
things.
JAR. BALLANTTNE has put electric lompe
in his grocery and bakery. He will have
the latter in running order next week. A
new bread van is now in the hands of the
painter.
ORGANrzER ALLAN who was here this
week in the interests of the A. 0. U, W.,
received a telegram on Wednesday ap.
prising him of the decease of his twin
brother whose home was in Halifax. Mr.
Allan was unable to get to the funeral.
WEDDING.—Wednesday noon Rev. S. J.
Allis tied the matrimonial bow, at the
Parsonage here, between Michael Martin,
of Waterloo, and Mies Annie Hatherley,
of Elma townebip. The young maple
were unattended. May their future be
full of sunshine,
DIED.—Last Sunday Mre. Simon Mo-
Vettie died at the borne of her sister,
Mre. Moon, Hullett, in her 89th year.
Mr. MOVettie pre•deoeased he 10 yeare.
Thefuneral took plane to Londesboro'
cemetery on Tuesday. Deceased was
agrand•annt to George Beet, of Braseele,
who attended the funeral.
A LAD named Russell Cook, of Bromp-
ton, aged 10 years, was struck on the head
by a horse chest -nut thrown at him by
a companion. Reuel! died Sunday very
suddenly after retaining from Sunday
school, The 00088 of death was pro.
nounoed hemorrhage of the brain. De-
oeaeed was a nephew of Mre. Harry
James, Brussels.
No AOOTroN sale within a dozen miles of
Brussels Dan be properly and folly ad.
entitled uulees te notice of it appears in
THE PosT. We give moll notice free to
all who get their bilis printed at the
office. Those who desire to get their
bilie printed elsewhere may have a notine
in Tuts Pon for 60o. for pix lines or
under, and ten Dente for each additional
line.
BRITAIN'S GIRDLE Or TEE Gum.— Rev.
R. Douglas Fraser, formerly pastor Pres.
byterian ohuroh, Bowmanville t — Mr,
Yeigh'e pieture lecture on "Britain's
Girdle of the Globe" more than fulfilled
the high expeotatione entertained. The
views .were magnificent—the beat we
have ever seen here, whilst the lecture it.
self was clear, oonoiee, entertaining and
at times eloquent. The two hours Blipped
away as by magic, Even the youngeet
children were kept in close attention.
The lecture is a fine leeeen on love of
Qneeu and Country and should be heard
widely throughout Canada, Town Hall,
Bruaaela, Thursday, Nov,l7tb.
0. T. R.—A oar of freight is made up
et Palmerston Dow thereby saving the
necessity of bolding the afternoon mail-
eeprees•freight here for unloading. The
eeevie18 is a downright fraud es far lie
mail and paegenger bueineee is concern.
ed, and somebody. will "get it in the
- ..
nook" yet.outgoing shipping this week
was 8 oars of salt from Enterprise Salt
Works ; Booker dt Vanetone, 8 oars of
wheat and 2 oars of live hogs; R. Ter.
gum,a oar of lambs ;Clegg to Dames,
n car of hogs i 4 oars of apples. In fn.
coming freight were 2 oars of coal for
Wilton & Turnbull ; a car of household
effeatt for D. A. Dewey I and 4 care of
general meruhandlee,
TUE Pos'r subscription Oonti8108 to
grow. Another quire gens on, meet week,
Neese souls! at Melville church Thnrs•
day eveniug of tide week under' the ons•
plow of the W. F. 111. S.
Doe. Mo u a
0 1 16 overhauling the etnlrle
ou hie lately purchased property trod
malting inlpr•ovemeute therein.
TREASURER b'TE ARTp $ aid out
over 850
last
baturdaY to prize
winners in con•
neaten with Haat Iluron Fall Fair,
TEE sheep advertised in last week's
tame were Maimed by Win, Rutledge. It
pays to advertise in TEE Penn because
people reads it every week.
BEAT'rIe Bnoe. huvo purchased the bay
span of drivers Gomer Green got from
Jno. Watson, of Listowel. They are 8.
Moo team and will be used in the livery.
Toot BLoOtt0InLD will leave Seaforth
on Saturday in charge of a ooneignment
of horses for Glasgow, shipped by Robt.
Winters, This will be his frith trip . this
year.
Faun of the street orossioge on Turn.
berry street have been put in good re.
pair for the Winter. We hope to see
them replaced by granolithio next
Spring.
LAST week Jno. Douaideon, Brussels,
disposed of the 1st prize bet of teem 1,ar-
neelyto a 0entleman near Belgrave. Mr.
Doraldson's exhibit at the Fall Fair did
him good.
A NEW railing bas been p51 on the
bridge over the oulvert North of Brae.
sole, The old railing through age and
interference was destroyed duriug the
Peat week,
FRANK YeroU's illustrated leoture on
Thursday, Nov. 171h. Plan of ball at
Fox's drug store. Everybody should
bear Mr. Yeigh and no his splendid col.
lection of views,
Luxcu Room, do.—Mrs. Swann has
opened up a lunch room and home made
bread bakery in the Graham block, one
door North of Mre. Kirk's fancy goods
store. We wish her 80o0eas,
Roam, Torousoo hap leased one of the
stores in Dr. Graham's block for an em-
porium for butter and eggs owing to his
having to leave his present quarters
which Jas. Ballantyne will ne8 for his
bakery.
A 80000 oolleotiou of new books have
been added to the already large and well
eeleoted stook upou the shelves of Brus-
sels Public Library. Every family in
the town and loenlity should enjoy the
privilege of reading these books eoeiog
that the fee is 80 low.
A FEW special Constables will be put on
for Hallowe'en with instructions to put
all the mischief makers nabbed in the
lookup where they will be permitted to
spend the balance of the night. It would
not be amiss to - put parents on their
guard relative to the youngsters of their
respective families on that night and
thereby save them trouble.
PosTAGa oN NEwsrarsas,--On and after
January let, 1899, the government will
Levy postage on newspapers, It will
therefore be necessary to demand Bub.
soriptiou money he advance, and TEE
Pon hopes to have all eubecribers at
prawn in arrears remit the reepeetive
amounts due before the close of this year,
By promptly attending to this matter
oar readers to whom the foregoing applies
will confer a much appreciated fever.
IAlraohma.—Dr. Kalbfleiech consulted
a specialist in Toronto last Tuesday,
doming home the same day, and got
along iirat-olaes. The Dr. has secured
the assistance of a ootnpetent physioian
who will aid him in his practice until he
fa fatly restored to his former gond
health. He is expected here this week.
Dr. Kalbfleiseh may be ooneulted by his
patients at hie office now. He wishes
through Tem Pose, to express bis thanks
to the many friends for the constant en.
g0iries aon0erniog his health, and for
the baguets and other good things pre.
sented to him during his illness.
REtrnotneR TILE An610NT,— Scores of
copies of TUE Pon are re -mailed by sub.
scribers to Meade at It distance. The
postage le 52 snots a year, if mailed reg-
ularly. It's worth at leasb as much
again to look up wrappers and attend to
the mailing, isn't 11 ? Then perhaps you
forget to mail the paper until it beoomee
stale. It only ousts a dollar a year to
have us send TEE PosT regularly from
the office of publication. Have the
names of your absent eons and daughters
put on the list, and save money, trouble
and irregularity. Remember it's better
than a letter.
MRs. ROUT. DICKSON DEAD.—Early last
Monday morning Mrs. Robt. Dickson, a
former well known resident of Grey and
Brussels, passed away from time, aged
68 years. Sloe bad been in poor health
for some little time. The interment will
be made in Brussels cemetery on Friday
afternoon of this week, Service will be
held in Melville church at 2,30 o'olook
and the remains will be conveyed to
the family burial plot at 8. A large
eirole of old Mende sincerely sympathise
with the bereaved, Mre. Dickson is a
sister to Jno. R. Grant, of Winnipeg,
Simon Grant, of Grey township, and
Mrs. Spence, of Goderioh.
FREE Lrneenx,—Dr. May, Government
Inspector of Public Libraries, Haid an
official visit to Brussels and discussed
with the Public Library Board and mem-
bers of the Council the proposal of the
Town Couuoil as8umi05 the control of
onr excellent Library and thereby throw.
ing it open to the free 1180 of every resi-
dent of Brussels, On motion of Rev, S.
J. Allis, seconded by G. F. Blair, Prince.
pat
Cameron and Jue. Fox were appoint.
ed to wait on the Council at their next
meeting to formally lay before them the
proposition. There are upwards of 2,000
bookein the Library and the present
membership ie about 100. The bene-
fits of a Free Library to a municipality
are more than can be estimated and we
would like to see the project carried
through.
Heim Mmnwer, Ae80010rION,--Tile
regular meeting of this aseooiabion woe
held on Wedneeday, Oot. 12th, in the
Council Chamber, Clinton, when the fob
lowing members were preeent I—Dr,
Staobury, Bayfield ; Drs. Hunter and
Taylor, of Goderioh ; Drs. Glynn, MoCal.
lam and Shaw, Clinton ; Dr. Tait, Blyth;
Dr. McKenzie, Monkton ; Dr. Densmore,
Stratford ; Drs, 13ethuoe and Burrowe,
Seaforth, Nomfnatione for repreeenta
blue to the Ontario Medical °allege re.
salted in Dr. J. A. Robertson, of Stmt.
ford, being the sucoeaeful nominee of the
Association for the disbriot of Huron and
Perth. Nomination Mere must be in
the bands of the returning officer, Dr.
Shaw, before Nev. 8111. Itesolutione
were pentad regretting the removal of
7)r, Woods, late of Mitchell, to Nash.
Ville, Tenn., where tie has accepted a pro.
feaeorship in the Medical College; Dr,
Shaw read a paper which allotted mach
diocesejou by the members,
THE BRUSSELS POST
Gomm 010108 traded his dandy t•anr
of bleoks to Alderman Wateou, of Mato-
wel, getting the labter'e open of bays and
$126 in the exchange, Mr. Green 17118
offered $250 each fur the span dlllorent
times but refoeed it. Mr, Watoon has as
trim a tenni Ile Oath be found anywhere,
• :PnartsDAy, Nov. 17112, le the onto of
1C.eigh'e illustrated b
ed 1e
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Brits
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Girdle of the Globe," Town Ball, Bruesele,
in ooune0tiou with tine 01017808' Course.
Plan of roeerved seats will open to sub.
eeribers at Jae. Fox's on the morning of
Monday, 7th Nov. The lectors is A 1
and the fine lime light yielt'8 the beet
proourable,
JNo. Seer Doen.—After a long and
severe Dunces, extending over a year,
John Sell, formerly of Braesels, passed
over the river on Saturday, aged 70
yeare, 11 menthe and 23 days. Mrs,
Sell and a eon and daughter survive.
Mr. Soli was a moulder by trade and woo
an outspoken, etralgbtforward man, hon.
esti in his dealings and respected by a
large 0ir0le of friends. Mrs, Soli and
family will hive the sympathy of warm
friends fu and around Brussels.
Com=T= 000NO14 N000NATIo,Y OrroCane.
—Tile two year term of the present mem-
bers of the County Council elapses with
the close of this year, and County Cleric
Lane IRA week mailed the necessary
papers to the officers appointed by the
Comity 000001 to receive nominations
for the next teen. The following, who
are all municipal clerk., aro the officers
for the different dietriute ; No. 1, Axil.
field, Oolborne, town of Goderioh, W.
Stothers, Bslfaet ; No. 2, township of
Godericb, Hullett, Olinton, JAs. Gawp
bell, Londesboro' ; No. 8, Ray, Hensall,
Stanley, Bayfield, Fred. Hess, Zurich ;
No. 4, Stephen, Ueborne, Exeter, Chester
Prouty, flay ; No. 5, MoKillop, Tucker -
smith, Seaforth, A. G. Smillie, Heneall ;
No. 6, Grey, Morrie, Brussels, F. S.
Scott, Brunelle ; No. 7, West Wawanosh,
East wawanosh, Blyth, Wingliam, Peter
Porterfield, elarnooh ; No. 8, Howick,
Turuberry, Wroxeter, Joe. Cowan, Wrox.
eber. These gentlemen will receive nowt.
nations on the last Monday but 018 is
December—which will be December 19th
—and the elections will take place two
tveekelater, on January 2nd, along with
the other municipal eleotione.
i'IIURCII C1I1JIE-.
Read the Sabbath School lesson notes
in Tae POST.
Next Sabbath evening Melville Endea•
vor will consider the snbjeob of "helpful.
nese"
"Freedom through the Truth" is the
topic of St. John's Young People's Chap-
ter this week.
The rainy morning and muddy roads
militated against large congregations
last Sabbath. A bigger chunk of self
denial would overcome this obetaole.
"The Similie of Fire and Firemen"
will be the topic of discourse in the
10 othodist church next Sunday evening.
The pastor will preach at both 08071088.
The motor took both services in St.
Joho'e March last Sunday. ilia morn.
ins text was Bpi). 1.3 and in the evening
"Son, be of gond sheer, thy sins be fon•
given thee."
£he Salvation Army 16th anniversary
oelebratinn is being held in Toronto from
October 19th to Ootober 28th. The ser.
vi0e8 are nnder the leadership of Miss
Booth, aommander•in•ohief, of the
Army's forces is Canada.
Rev. A. Cunningham, of Kincardine,
has spent the last six weeks at Clifton
Spring, N. Y. He has been treating for
soiatioa. One of hie lunge is 6180 affect-
ed, and it is feared that he will not be
able to resume his work for some time.
"Are yon insured 7" was the fruitful
subjeot dealt with by Rev, S. J. Allis at
the Methodist ehnroh last Sabbath even.
ins f0 which it was proven that soul
lemma) is more important than life
insurance, .altnongh the latter was
strongly urged too.
It is suggested in Brantford that the
memory of the late Rev. Dr. Cochrane be
perpetuated in some tangible form. It
will be considered later, whether it should
take the form of a statute or some public'
benevolenoe. The proposal seems to be
meeting with general favor,
The vestry of St. George's ohuroh,
Mondale, have unanimously requested
the Bishop of Enron to appoint Nev. R.
F, W. Howard, B. A., of Ooorbright, as
rentor of their church, in plane of Rev.
W. T. Cluff, removed to Strathroy. It
is understood His Lordship will comply
with the request.
Last Sabbath the pastor of Melville
church occupied his pulpit, preaching on
"Kinship with Christ" in the morning.
The two main divisions were (1) Its
nature ; (2) Its blessedness, "Christ and
the open door" was the evening topic and
was considered under two heads :—(1)
The supposed open heart ; (2) The prom.
iced action.
The missionary committee of the Lon•
don Methodist Conference met at London
to fix the emotion of the 1898.9 greats to
the miesione (exclusive of Indian) in the
Coeferenoe• The grants were made as
follows ; Tiverton,. 5148 ; Olt City, $210
Wanstead, $168 ; Poiot Edward, $200
Bosonquet, $185 ; Port Lambton, $160
Walkerville, $40; Windsor West, $40 ;
Cedar Springs, $76 ; lferlin, $156 ; Ruth.
erford, 5354; Vienna, $270 ; Kiuglake,
$190—total 52,166,
The feneral of the late Rov. Dr. Wm,
Cochrane took place at Brantford on
Thursday afternoon. Impressive cervi.
doe were oonduated by Revs. Cockburn,
Torrance, Wellen sod MoMullen, The
pall bearers were selected from the oldest
members of the dootor'e church, viz 1 --
Geo, Watt, Chas. ,Duncan, Wm. Watt,
er., Adam Spence, Thos. MoLean, Wm,
Grant, S. M, Thompson. Bueinese wag
euepended and storesand schools were
closed, and the flags were at half•maet,
The Ladles' Aid Society, of Centenary
church, Hamilton, gave a reception to
Centenary's new pastor, Rev, George F.
Salton, formerly of Bruseele, on Tnee•
day evening. The weather interfered to
some extent with the turnout of members
of the t hurah, yet the reception wag a
greab moons, Commenting on the affair
the Spectator saye: Since Mr. Salton
assumed the pastorate he bag made him-
self popular with the members of the
aongreganion. Hie sermons aro thought.
fnl and sound—goad gospel sermons, free
from sensationalism. In selecting snob a
patter Centenary aburolh wee most for-
tunate.
Staliotfoa just oemptied by Rev. I>r.
'Warden, Toronto, above the Presbyterian
Home Mission expenditure for the past
six months Monde $39,000, Tbie is
ooneidorabiy in excess of last year, owing
principally to the big outlay in comm.
tion with the Klondyke, The estimate
for this year is 4182,000. The re0eipte
show a falling off, ooubributious from
Britain having deorettnad noticeably.
The work in the mining dietriute of Brit.
ielh Columbia will necessitate an addition
of at least 55,000 to ilia revenue. The
expected inimt ration to the !'West of
'Lake Snperi,i. evil n•••'e.'iltate tine open•
m o mealy f 1 nt lid! �n'4.}•f
Y I I)n fields, i
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way and the Hoagland Penticton line wit!
mean greatly increased expenditure, and
the obnroh will be asked to aebearibe
more l.berally,
Business LOCr115, SAVINGS SANT( DEPARTMENT,
IF yin are out of pobal085 gall on J, `s, Internet allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upweede.
Roes, grocer,
°Iro1O0 oar of potetoos received. See 131MOIAr, ATTENTION orv1CN TO TUR On4LaoTlol or FAN UMW' S.AIA NOTES.
them at J. T. Ross'. Every facy aCustomers
ilitfforded Bain at tt diotanoe,
SEE our men's hand made long boots, g
metra value, I. 0. R,iolrarde. 111, M. B11ENT, 212•040E1,.
Mill, B 1 dryAmerican.
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A General Banking Busi :era Traneaoted, Farmers' Notes Discounted
Drafts Isau'•d and Collections mads on all points,
Coati arriving this week et Stewart's
i ruaso e,
Rennie In Harness, Boots and Shoes,
cheaper than ever. I. C. Richards.
JUST received a car of ceetm801 to ex.
ohaugo for oats, Meeker 1C Vanetone,
A 000n opening for an enterprieing
droes maker. !Donn over Airs, ICirk's.
AL77A78 take the G. T. R. whoa you
can. S.S.S.—Scenery, Safety and Speer!.
LARUE and well selected atoek of ihorse
blankets of all Merle at J. Doneldsou's
Brns•ele,
WANTED. — Choice butter 11 gets,
dried npplea and poultry. G r1. Icing,
Eviugham,
CoM1'oRTAIILE hone and go•••i lot for
We on Alexander street, Bah.. the Ap-
ply to Jas, Walker.
WE have now our winter stock of Robes
end Blankets and can give \..0 better
value than ever. I. 0. R.cintrds.
OYSTER season is Here and W. A. Orlah
is prepared to supply the publio with
Booth's beet brands from Baltimore.
Jew. DONALDSON Imo just received a fine
stook of rubber and woollen rugs, robes,
&o, Call and see them before ordering
elsewhere,
W. A. Cuter' is still doing Magness at
the old stand where may be found bread,
cakes and pastry. Fruits in their sea-
son.
WE are sole agents in Brussels for the
the celebrated Saskatchewan Buffalo
Robes, the best Robes ou the market.
I. 0. Riobarde.
PonATome.—J. T. Bose has juin received
a ear of choice potatoes which he will
offer to the public at reasonable figures.
Call and see them,
Do You EAT POTATOES 7—.Tae. T. Bose
has purchased a oar of No. 1 potatoes
and is now ready to serve the public at a
living price. Don't buy until you see
them.
T. 11. Mailmen has a quantity of sews
for sale or will exchnoge for saws that are
out of order. It is claimed theseoawe will
out more timber with lees filing than
any other saws in the market, T. McGre-
gor, saw gummer and filer, Queen St.
Haat, Brussels, Ontario.
BUTTER AND Moes.—R. Thomson begs
to notify the public, that he has moved
his egg and butter emporium t0 the Gra-
ham block, next door to Fox's drug store,
Brunets, where he will continue to pay
the highest market price for eggs and
butter. Large gnautities of roll better
wanted, R. TEOTISoo, Brueo-eis.
A Foreman Dlscaveax,—."Soak and
Swab" ie an infallible, painless and nou•
poisonous remedy for the entre of Canner,
Cartilaginous Ulcers, Sore Throat and a
variety of akin diseaaee. It cures eanoer
in any part of the body wbere the liquid
can reach it. Send for circular giving
Instructions how to apply the liquid,
Sold at Goo. per pint and 80o. per Half
pint bottle. AfaLEoo's Len0RATonx, Gode•
rich. MerSold by Jas. Fox, Druggist,
Brussels. 6-tf
25101R.20'.
Alnormum,—In
01R.S7-
Mrmormum,—In Atwood, on Oot. 14th, the
wife of Mr. J. A. Mibohell of a eon,
McKENzxo.—In Elma, on Oat. 15th, the
wife of Mr. Jas. McKenzie of a non.
L'4.4..7 ..1W.xo=ixr,
RonnnreoN—FRAsnn.—At the residenoe of
the bride's parents, Morris, ou Octo-
ber 10th, by Rev. D. Rogers, of Blue.
vale, Mr. James H. Robertson, of
Bluevale to Miss Mary W., daughter
of 12r. L. Fraser.
HENDnasoo—TA7Lon,—At the Taylor
homestead, East Wawauosh, on
Ootobor 12th, by Rev. Mr. Hall, of
Belgrave, Mr. Wm, Henderson, of
Morrie, to Mies Jennie Taylor, of
East Wawanosh.
Rea18AY—MODoneomm.—On Out. 10th, at
the voidance of the bride's father,
Granbrook, by Rev, D. B. McRae,
Mr. Buph J. Romsey, 17th con,
Grey, to Mise Annie McDougall, of
Cranbrook.
MARTIN—HATEnaLEY.—On the 26th inst.,
by Rev, S. 3, Ailin, at the Methodist
Parsonage, Brussels, Mr. Michas!
Martin, of Waterloo, to Mies Annie
Hatherley, of Elma townebip.
Diamsox,—Iu Datroib, on Monday, Oot.
24th, Jane A., behaved wife of Robb,
Dickson, formerly of Brussels, aged
68 yeare.
S7aLo.—In Luuknow, on Saturday, Oot.
22nd, John Sell, formerly of Bruesele,
father of T. Sell, of St. Marys, and
Mrs. Jas, Bryan, of Luoknow, aged
70 yeare, 11 months and 28 days.
STErnEorr,—In Olark'o Mille, New York,
on October 7th, Mrs, Jacob Steinhoff,
formerly of Blyth, aged 81 years and
7 months,
Wmeoo,—In East Wawanosb, on Oot.
7th, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, relict of
the late Wm. Wilson, aged 85 yeare
and 0 months.
Broome—In Bluevale, on Ootober 19th,
Lavina Etcher, aged 68 years and 8
months.
MOVIITTIE,—In Hullett, on Oet. 28, Alice
Beet, relict of the late Simon Mo•
Vottie, to her 801,10 year,
eseR'0e-mmmax.,2 let.e.me .OL), •1,>r,
S'a11 Wheat.., ...,.. 07 08
Barley. 80 85
68 00
26 26
18 14
18 14
.. 4 00 4 00
50 GO
Peas
Oats”1,1Bitter, tubs arta rolls ..
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes (per bus.)
Hay per ton ., 5 00 5 00
Hides trimmed ., 7 7i
Ilidoe rough, ,. 6 5
Snit per bili„ retail.... 1 00 60
Sheep skips, molt ,, ., ,, 80 76
Lamb eking each 25 26
/legs, Ifve.,,. 8 75 8 80
wool 36 17
Apples (per bag) ,,,,,, 50 GO
FRIDAY, OCT, 28t11.—Farm stook end
impfemente. South half lot 19, con. 7,
Morris. Sale at 1 o'olook, David MAX -
well, prop. ; F. S. Soott, two,
IVoDNESDAx, Nov. 9th,—Farm etock,
implements, cito., Iota 32 and 83, eon. 18,
Grey. Sale unreserved, at 12 o'olook.
Isaac Matthews, prop, ; F. S. Scott, nuc,
THE PEOPLE'S CO1,UMN,
•
A HUNTER, LICENSED AUC•
+ x100000101, Money to load, Farms
t0 6811.
V'OUNO GRADE COW FOR
l0abrunxy1' GI c'J.N K100NDa'LL, ll rnseels iu
ORSE BLANKET LOST
Leave or 7215 PBrussels and e 10 1 Bill's.
TRUSTWORTHY MAN WANT.
work,E{ M $OLlr Lo10,18on, i,sGrey f 1611
VOUNG GRADE COW GIVING
Milk, 00r 8018. will comb 5n next
Spring. 100107. HENDEHeme,
15.1f 'Brussels.
11OR SALE
Second-hand ten born -power boiler
and 0 -horse -power engine, Apply at
14•tf BRUSSELS 011)3010 84070117.
PEOTAOLES OP ALL KINDS
and your tocorrect
tested free latest eyesight.
mmthoes at D1VISION 0073115 OFL`IDD,
Bruesele.
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS
1 for sale or to rent on favorable terms.
If you bave anything in Ibis tine to sett or
buy, or to exchange apply to JOHN HA17-
s'ULD. label P. 0,
1TRAYED ON THE PREMISES
on or about July 1011 na yeailing he1fe , gray
In color. Owner is requested to prove prole -
tarty. pay expenses and take her away.
14.4 LO WE.
CIAPT. J. STRETTON,
Auot(wuae ,1but who�bad to quit owing to an
health, has again taken out /manse and le
prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at Tan POST Publishing Rouse,
JAS. 071112770N,
1-tf Auctioneer.
Smitli
CENTRAL OP
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y. ,iii y(;� •phi ('Y.'��,...
A Commercial School of the
highest grade. Students admit-
ted at any time ; moderate rates ;
board cheap.
Beautiful Catalogue Free,
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
OCT. 28, 1898
A CHILD
Wilil hid
Can safely be sent to us
for anytllin ^ kept in it
well•managed drug • store
and get precisely what was
sent for and at as low a
price as could its father or
mother. We want the
children's trade and your
trade, and believe that our
quality of goods mind prices
merit it
Fox'sA' a Drug Store.
• REMOVED,
D4 H. ai 0010079, V 8.,bas removed bio ofllee
and residence to the property recently par.
chased by him, opposite D, Ewal's residence,
North-west corner of town Parlr. Thanks
are returned for past patronage and a con.
tiuuanou of favors asked, 12.4
M.H, ➢1001157, V, 8.
KEEPING IN TO OH
WITH THE TIMES. , . •
OUR SPECIAL LINES
Cross Out Saws at 52.50.
Bloods' Axes at 60 cents.
The Wellandvale Mfg. Oo'e hand tnade Axes at .$1.00.
See our heavy Cow Chains at 2 for 85o.
A naw line of Silver Spoons and Forks, imported,
bearing our name. Dome and get the pries.
A line of A 1 Silver Spoone and Forks at
prices that will positively surprise you.
A new line of Lamp Goode and Graniteware
of the Latest Designs and Lowest Priase.
Silver White American Coal Oil at 20a. a gallon.
The White Sewing Machine 2nd to none.
A 0 oz. bottle of Sewing Machine 011 for 10e.
The Mirror Bab and Mouse Trap.
Dry and green wood taken in trade.
Cash for Hides,- Sheepskins and Furs.
• Give us a call and secure a Bargain.
arene
'OUTHS, gyEE
and BOYS'
COATS.
Overcoat days are here and the earlier you make your
selection the better your
!f„ chance of getting exactly
tqf what you want.
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are frequent at this season of the year, Don't
gb;withawet feet, Don't catch cold and ruin your health.
Stop in and get a pair of Granby Rubbers, Smith &
McLaren are Sole Agents in Brussels for
Granby' nubbers and Overs
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"B F a! Intra" sloth
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with greater width and weight thausanyt, riche
erHenrietta.
Ideal i11 the richoess of its surface glow and drap-
ing qualities, It is the perfection) of a
Black res5 Fabric
It will not grow rusty—its dust•shedding qualitie•
s
are absolute. eidate'ltless in delicacy of texture—
unsurpassed in its wearing service, Silk warp,
Wrapped on the varnished board, "Priestley"
stomped ou every fifth yard.
The Improved I-Ienrnetta
Sold by Dry Goods Dealers 79varyw1,ore,
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