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Paper or any Magazine at Publisher's
Prices,
books I Books!
David Harum
The Teller, by the author of David 7ua
Hararo 150
Ben Hur, by Lew WRllaoe 25o
Roughing It, by Mark Twain 25o
Under the Devdare, by Kfpliug .,., 100
IYlfne Own People, by Kipling 10o
John a iug'e Question Class by She!
i0o
Sheldon'° In His Steps 150
" Robert Hardy'° Seven Days 150
" Oruoifixion of Pbilly Story 15o
All others of Sheldon's .........,15o
We have Ripling'e in oloth at 50e. as
follows :—Light that Felled, Plain
Tales from the Hills, Phantom Riok.
thaw, Soldier° Three and Barraoks
Room Ballade. We have or can eup.
ply you with almost everything in
the book line.
G. A. Deadman,
I'lruggistand Graduate Optician,
Brussels, Ont.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
soueemaxi ESTENBION W. 0. & e,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
GOINe 800TH. GOING SORTIE.
&sprees 7:16 a.m. I 51a11 2:10 p.m
afrxed.....,... 0:40 a.m. Express ..•...10:17 p.m
T.oxl z Pips Diems,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
DELIOHTF°L weather.
Semen Boean Friday evening of this
week.
CATTLE 828 fetohiog good prioee at
auction sales.
YoUUG COW wanted, newly calved. Ap.
ply at TRE POET.
DAYS have grown short, the eon rising
at 7 and setting at 5 o'olook.
A COME of Italians with violin and
harp were in town on Wednesday. •
Mona Dol, is improving his residence
on Cypress street andadding to its com-
fort.
WANTED AT ONaE.—One ton Dried
Apples. Get our prioee before you sell.
J. FERGUSON & GO.
TRE Lnoknow Sentinel bas changed its
form from the 4 page to the more modern
8 page. Saoceee to you Bro. Bryan.
FOUR oars of lambs were shipped der.
lug the past week by Clegg & Dames, T.
Roddiok, Geo. Beet and Ferguson & Mo -
Donald, of Walton.
A FEW oases of scarlet fever in town.
The Health Meer oalle attention to the
fact that the same Dare is to be observed
for 21 days after the rash has disappear-
ed a8 during the fever.
Pease lost between Brussels and Wm.
Oakley's, last week, containing about 928,
The Soder will be rewarded by leaving it
at once at TRE Pose, Brussels.
Was. Bien,
R. LEATHERDALE, undertaker, bas had
his hearse overhauled. New wheels have
been put on, a new dress of paint given,
new drapes, &o., eo that it looks about as
good as new. W. 0. Smith did the brash
wielding,
Trios. A. Hammes begs leave to an.
nounce that be will not be absent from
Brussels in the future, Be wishes to re.
turn his sincere thanks to the public for
their patronage in the past, and reepeot.
fully solioie a continuance of the same.
De, D. F. Sui1H has engaged offioe
rooms upstairs in the Stratton blook to
afford more eatiefaotory accommodation.
Office hours, 9 to 12 a. m., and 7 to 10 p.
m. Specialist work, snob as for eye, ear,
throat, &o„ in the odloe at hie residence,
Elizabeth street, from 2 to 6 p. m. All
medicines will be dispensed personally
by the Dr. or under hie direeta0pervi8ion,
TRE funeral of the late Peter Imlay,
who died at Whiteohnroh on Wedneeday
of last week, took place from the G. T. R.
depot here on Friday afternoon at 1,80
o'elook. Rev. D. B. McRae, of Oran•
brook,whoas
w the pastor of deceased a
at
Ethetook ha e
o r of the service. g e The
pall bearers were Wm. Spence, L. Dob•
son, W. Hall, W. Lake, Jno. Grant and
5. Jamieson. Inerment was made at
B208881e cemetery.
BnussELe Odd Fellows talk of making
a visit to their Atwood brethren in the
near future. They will take the Degree
Team along, goat and all. A lodge of I.
0. 0. F. has been recently instituted
there and the visit will be made with the
purpose of giving it a "boost." An ener.
getio effort will be made to persuade Robb.
Johnston to go with the boys ea he is
about the only competent hand to take
proper oare of his goat.ehip.
How To Cools,—Pope sage ;—"The
vulgar boil, the learned roast an egg."
Bat if he had lived until now he would
know there are twenty other ways of
cooking one. Marion Harland tells them
all in the volume of "Cooking Hfnte,"the
fourth volumn of "Bite of Common
Sense Series." Yon 088 obbain these
books and The Weekly Globe, which has
been for over 55 years, and is now, Can.
ado's leading family newspaper, from now
to January 1, 1901, for one dollar, and
Marion Efarlaxd's latest work, "Bits of
Common Sense," in four volumes. Sent
free ; postage prepaid.
Bonne TOIMANOE PASSES AWAY.—After
an Slimes of the past 0 montba, a part of
whioh was one of great anffering, Robert
Torrance, of Harpnrbey, passed that
bonen° from whenoe no traveller returns
last Sunday, aged 67 goitre, Deoeaged
was born in Ireland, and was a brother
to Mee, David Rosa, er„ of Brnssele,
The twee of decease was canner, raver.
al took plaoo on Tuesday to Harpnrbay
cemetery. Reeds. Messrs. Musgrove
and Barr conducted the service. The
pall bearers were 6 nephews, viz, ;—J. T.
and ( D, 0. ROSS, of Brussels ; Robt,
Dods and Geo. M°Clnt°, of MoRillop ;
and Chas. Dodds and Fred. Hayoroft, of
Bru05018, Denea585 was a brother to
John Tommie, of Deloraine, Man., who
formerly owned the Bail 100 aoree on
oon. 10, Grey ; Mrs. Boss, of Br050810 ;
Mre, Chas. Dodde and Mee, Geo, Mo0lure,
Cif bIo$illop. Two :adore, Mitsee Tor.
ane 0eeicod with thea
r brother at
Harpuhey,
509x5. Root and Miss Lizzie
atteodsd the fuherdlr
BRUSSELS Balt Works are advertising
for 1,000 cords of hard and soft cordwood.
"PEcx'a Bad )toy" bold down the
boards at the Town Hall on Saturday
evening of this week,
Go. COMMISSIONER LINSLEY wee in Bruit.
Bele nu Monday inspecting work that had
beendoneat the iron bridge and road.
way South of it.
MONTNLY Florae Fair will be held in
Brussels on Thursday, 80th. This will
be the first Fair for this season. Keep
the date in mind,
Jolitf PUTIAND baa pnrohssed the bougie
and lot on John street bnlonging to W.
Tames and will move to i6, Mr. James
having removed to Seaforth.
Tan bottom has fallen out of the apple
market. Snow apples were sold at Brus•
eels depot at 75 cents a barrel that met
more than twice that. Some people say
that there was a lot of bad packing done.
THE plate glass front 18se put in its
place at James Fox's drug store
this week and is quite au improve.
merit. If the dose were repeated at A.
Straohao's dry goods store the job would
be complete.
Tag 4 books offered with TEl Pose and
Weekly Globe for 1900 may be seen at
TUE Po8T Publishing House. 91.75 pays
the bill, or 91.50 for both papers without
the books, Balance of year free to new
snbseribers.
THE Palmereton paper says :—D. Alm
Callum, G. T. R. conductor, met with an
aooident Monday last In Palmerston yard,
While passing between two oars he missed
his footing and fell to the ground, bruin.
ing himself badly.
T. P. SMITH, the well known specialist,
will pay bis regular visit to Brnsesls on
Wednesday, Nov. 290h, and will be
pleased to wait on all desiring to have
their eyes tested at Jas. Fox's Drug
store. Keep the date clear.
Comeau MOLeeromaN is on the look-
out for persons who drive over the new
sidewalks or out the corners. There is a
Bylaw governing these oases and the
penalty from $1 to $20, Cross on the
regular crossings or abide by the noose.
maims.
Furter Nov. let, 1898, to Nov. let, 1899,
there were 50 interments made in Brae•
sets oemetery, 46 of them being adults.
It is sorely a fact of man's mortality, a
record like the above, an average of near-
ly one buried for every week;for the year
mentioned.
AN unusual oiroumetanoe marred on
Tuesday afternoon at Brassele cemetery,
viz., the meeting of two funeral prooes•
slops, that of Joo. Fulton, of MoKillop,
and john Arkin, of Grey, The pro0e5-
alone followed one another from the 14th
of Grey ,and Caretaker Wright had a
buy time of it dor a little while.
SAM. BUSED 18108 awarded the contract
of filling op the big ditch on Turnberry
street, from Queen to George streets,
where tile was pat in this Summer. The
job was sold by ,notion, the lowest figure
being $68.00. The completion of this
work will be a big improvement and the
removal of a dan0ero08 place on a public
thoroughfare, Mr. Burke will get the
earth from some of the grades being out
down on a couple u of streets p e e preparatory
tottin
pn g down new walk neat season.
CHANGE OF BUsoNEse, As stated in the
last issue of THE POST, P. W. Twaddle,
who predicted hi8 profession saooessfully
for 9 years in Seaforth, selling out a abort
time ago, has pnrobased the dental busi-
ness of Dr. Davidson, Brussels, and took
possession on Tuesday. Hie ward will
appear next week, Mrs. Twaddle i5 B
daughter of a well known Seaforth
gentleman—D. D. Wilson. THE Posy
extends a cordial wslobme to Mr, and
Mrs. Twaddle in becoming residents of
005 of the tidiest and smartest villages
in the Provinoe. Dr. Davidson has not
yet decided where be will Iooate, we
ttnderstand. IIs has followed his pro.
cession here for the past 5 years. Both
be and Mrs. Davidson will take with
them the good wishes of a large oirole of
friends,
A. 0. U. W. "AT Houn".—Tbe heavy
rain on Friday evening of last week mili.
fated against the atendanoe at the "At
Home" tendered by the membere of
Brussels A. 0. U. W. Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather, a goodly
number assembled and an enjoyable
tins wag spent. Mester Workman atm
Craoken occupied the chair and filled the
bill, exteoding true Iri8h hospitality to
all. The program was as follows :—
Opening ode ; prayer ; obairmania ad.
dress ; reading, "He's an empty beaded
beggar," G. F, Blair; inetrxmental, Mira
Fsnnie Thomson ; address, Rev, Jno,
Rose, B. A. 1 solo, "Bonnie banks o'
Loch Lomond," by Allis Thomson ;
reading, "Mr. and Mrs. Bowser," T. A,
Hawking ; reoese and lunoh ; solo, ',The
Emigrant's'long," Mies Maggie Soott;
address, by G. F, 131alr; instrumental,
T. A. Hawkins ; reoitation, "Only the
brakesmen," Miss Minnie MoNaughtoo ;
harmonica and morgan selection, H, Meta
torr and H. MOQrao ; eel°, "Beautiful
Star,' Allis 'Thomson ; °losing ode and
Benediction, The lunch served ooneieted
of eandwiohes, oak's, pies and ooffee, and
Wag earefuily attended to. The Hall Wag
tastefully decorated with flags, a mate
"Welcome," and a portrait of the Queen,
A, 0. •U. W. meet semi.Inonthly in their
Lodge in
° roots the Nesbitt
block and
beanie, large membership, Ask for par.
ti0ula90 from any member.
TRY,' B4U08ELS POST
Bnuss '
errs Fifoan d Dram Bata
Bend book
part in the program of the 6th of Novena.
bar entertainment at Belgrave last Mon-
day evening, They play well.
Sam or Cows, --Last Saturday after.
noon F. S. Sootb, auctioneer, sold 20
mi101u tam at the ,lmeriban Waal, Brute'
eels, for N. G. Olenr, of Ingersoll, who
brought a oar load here ou Fridtty owing
to 805201ty of feed In his looality and the
dairy reason being over, '.Che oowe aver-
aged 928.75, a very good figure for drove
of 20. Sows of them were extra good
and were purchased by the farnier5 of
this s00ion. kir, Clear will dispose of
another oar load et Wingham on Beane,
day afternoon of next week, 18011 inst.
The sale will be Held at Jas. O'Lenry's
hotel ut 2 O'olook, F. S. Seat, auction-
eer.
Brussels Council,
The regular monthly meeting of Brut.
eels Council was held last Monday even.
ing. Preesot, the Reeve and Councillors.
Mivatoe of last meeting read and pass.
ed,
Following were the amounts presented;
F. S. Boort, inspsating sidewalk950 50
J. N.Keudell, tile 86
Robt, Denbow, work on grader12 00
G. T. R., rent for softie ground 59
Lowry & MoKay, filling excavation 10 00
W. Denbow, work on grader 19 87
Bsotbie Bros., drawing Fire Engine 1 00
D, M. Scott, Engineer 3 00
8, Burk, gravel and earth 88 40
A. MoLanoblin, salary 25 00
Ontario, sewer pipe, tile 76 20
W. Bird, gravel and hauling engine 8 50
G. F. Blair, legal 19 00
Moved by S. Wilton, seconded by J. T.
Ross, that above accounts be paid.—
Carried.
There being no appeals against Bylaw
No. 21, re sidewalk on Catharine street,
the assessment was confirmed on motion
of J. T. Ross and S. Wilton,
It was ',greed that the job of filling in
the ditoh on East aide of'Pnrnberry street
be let by public auotiou on Tuesday
evening, between Queen and George
streets.
After disoaesing the foot bridge and
other matters the Board adjourned.
People We Talk About.
P. Hogg is reoovering nioely.
Roland Beattie, of Wingham, was in
town on Monday.
Miele Jennie Brine, of Seaforth, is
visiting Mrs. P. Scott,
Mies Mosier, of Blyth, was the guest
of Mise Maggie Barker.
Alex and Miss Mary Roe"t were visiting
friends at Seaforth and Olinton.
Lawyer Sinolsir WOG in Stratford on
Tuesday attending to legal basiness.
Miss Geddes, of Wingbam, was visiting
Mies Clara MoOraoken during the past
week.
0. Zilliax and wife and daughter San
dayed with Mrs. Zilliax's relatives at
Belmore.
R. H. Green and wife, of Trowbridge,
were visiting in town on Thursday of
last week.
Ivtiee Tanis Sample and Mre. J. K.
Blain were visiting at Wingham during
the past week.
Eli and litre. Moore, of Atwood, were
palling on relatives aid friends last Sat•
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Wilber, en, has returned from a
three months' visit with friends as Galt,
Waterloo and Berlin.
A. Sample has gone to Harriston where
he has a job of finishing up a lot of cat.
tare. He's a good painter and keeps
moving.
Philip Ament is away to Muskoka on a
business and pleasure trip combined.
He is on the outlook for timber supplies
for hie factory and mill,
DeWitt Holmes hes been bothered for
the past few weeks with the unpleasant
companionship of Job's oomfortere, lo•
oated on the cordo of hie neck.
J. D. and Mrs. Ronald arrived borne
last Friday from an enjoyable and ano.
easeful trip to the Pooifio coast, dispos-
ing of two of his celebrated Fire Engines
while absent.
Miss Fannie Sample has taken a posi-
tion in the photo. studio of W, W. Bar-
gees, formerly of Brussels, now of Mit-
chell, as retoucher, Mies Sample ie a
competent hand.
R. Holton and wife. of Drew, spent a
few days visiting D. A. Lowry and
family, of Brussels, Mr, Holton is the
Reeve of Minto township and ie a wide-
awake business man.
S. Crawford and wife attended the
funeral of the late Jno. Fulton, of Mo.
Killop, who was buried on Tuesday. Mr.
Crawford's brother in MoHillop, married
a daughter of the deoeaeed gentleman.
J. Friendship and family have moved
to Brussels from Wingbam. Mr. F. has
taken charge of the wood work depart-
ment of Messrs. Ewan & Ianes' Carriage
Works in town. THE Pose bide them
welcome.
Peter McDougall, is home from an
extended stay in Manitoba and British
Columbia. Mr. Mao. rented his farm in
Algoma and went Westward for a trip.
He is visiting hie mother and eiders on
Albert street.
Jno. MoNaugbton, wbo ie in ab hie
brother's, Robb, MONanghton, John street,
Brussels, is well advanced in life baying
passed bis 86th mile post and hag not
the vigor necessary to fight off a long
siege of illness.
Bruce, the 2?•year.old son of Sanford
Leppari, of Toronto, was scalded by fall-
ing into a bath tub last week. He is a
grandson of Walter Jaokson's, Brussels.
We hope the lad will suffer no injurious
results from hie hot bath.
J. N. and Mrs. Kendall loft town on
Monday morning on a holiday outing for
a few weeks, They intend visiting at
Detroit, Chicago, Batis, Seattle and
other pointe where relatives and friends
828 located, Mr. Kendall is being retie .
ed at Bluevale G, T. R. by a Mr. Brent,
We wish Mr. and Mts. Kendall an
enjoyable time.
In 13. C. Dnnford's two months' trip
through the West ho met with many
former residents of Brussels and looality
among the number being W. B„ R. M,
and Harry Dickson ; A. Bold ani family
ab Langdon, Dak., R. Work and W. Mo
Lean, of the slams looality ; Jas, Wright,
Boissevain, Man, ; Alex, Halliday and
the Hanna boys at Midway ; Jas. Dark,
Neepawa ; D. McLauehlin, D. Campbell,
W. McLeod and A. Sample, at Cypress ;
Jno. Smith, Alf. Town, A, Mo0atoheon,.
Gomer Green, D.MoXntosb, of Winnipeg,
and 130505 of °there. Mr. Danford did a
good stroke of bosinose in taking Orders
for spite and will be busy for tome time
getting then ready for shipment to the
OustOmerS,
Little G o 11ora
poo 1t'[oNaq b ou be oon•
siderably improved in health, we are
pleased to state ranee last week
Monday of this week Will. James and
wife removed to Seaforth, where they
purpose reeldfn9, The best wishes of a
large oirole of friooila go with tbesn, Mr,
James is a drst•oisss meohanio and will
fill a position in the new foundry. Mrs,
James, sr, has gone to Blyth to visit liar
eon, Barry,
Business Locals,
SECOND hand organ for sale or to rent.
Apply to B. Gerry.
Ootronxaerzs house, with seven good
rooms, to rent, Apply to R. Leatherdale,
Dna ou of
Photo's at thea Fall Fair ? They Brewerat woo
the red ticket.
T worn give with every 12 cabinet
Photos„ one extra Photo, tinted in Water
Oolor,Enameled on Glass, and one beanti.
fol mantel saeel and frame from this
date. H. R. Brewer, Artist.
SAw.FILEn MoGREoon is doing a fair,
steady business. You can have your
money back if be fails to snit you, T.
MoGuneon, saw gummer and filer, Bras.
seta,
Fiala present date until Jan. 1st, 1900,
we are giving FREE with every doz, cab-
inet photos., a first•oless hand worked
°rayon portrait. Work done by our.
selves. Now is your chance, E. Henn,
artist, Stratton Block.
WANTED.—One bon choice roll better
weekly. Price 20o. Also any quantity
of dried apples and fowl. We pay oath
for butter, If you have not a plaid or
homespun skirt you're not in it. Our
range of dress goods, jaokets and furs are
not surpassed. G.30. KING, Wingham.
Mrs. Wm. Wells, of Rotbesy, dropped
dead while talking to a neighbor.
There is a probability of s niokel.steel
Works being started in Hamilton.
Tbe Hudson .Bay Company will send a
splendid p exhibit of Oaundian fure to the
Paris Exhibition.
The Hamilton Markets Committee will
recommend the Council to adopt the
outface bell bylaw.
=OXEN
MITOHer.t.—In Wingbam, on Oob, 26th,
Mre, Albert Mftohell of a eon.
Se:ARiesx=r .
Donsten0—HonGeoN..At the residence
of the bride's parents, on Oot. 80th,
by Rev. D. Rogers, Mr. White Does -
burgh, of Napanee, to Miss Jean
Lawrie, only daughter of Mr. Ralph
Hodgson, Wingbam.
MoWUo9NE2—Waeset8,—At bbe residence
of Dr. A. J. Irwin, on Tuesday even-
ing, Oot. 81st, by Rev. D. Perrie, Mr.
Richard McWhinney, of Ashfield, to
Mies Eliza Wabson, Wingbam.
RA3ISAr—RouTLnnan.—At the residence of
Mr, Wm. Deyell, Wingbam, on Nov.
let, by Rev. W. Lowe, Mr. W. J.
Ramsay to Miss Mary Jane Rout-
ledge.
SA01IR10En—BLADE.—At the Methodist
parsonage, Wingham, on Nov. let,
by Rev. Riobard Hobbs, Mr. Ed-
ward Saokrider, G. 1'. R. agent, Bel.
grave, to Miss Isabella Black, of
Blytb.
ax=a.
Asa:N. In Grey, on Nov. 5011, John
Askin, aged 68 years, 8 months and 7
days.
BERmELTz.—In Grey, on Nov. 8th, Her.
mina, beloved wife of Albert Ber.
feitz, aged 60 years, I month and 10
days,
FOITON: In MoKfllop, on Nov. 6th, John
Fulton, aged 99 years,
Tomato as.—In Harpurhey, on Sunday,
Nov..Sth, Robert Torranoe, aged 67
years.
THOMraoN.—In East Wawanosll, on Oat,
29th, Robt.. Tbompeon, aged 70
years.
W nv01T2osr s �I x xn.
FRin22, Nov. 10TH,—Lot 25, eon. 7,
Grey. Farm aback, implements, &o.
Sale unreserved at 1 °block sharp.
Andrew Sharp, prop.; F. S. Scott, ano.
TUESDAY, Nov, 14.—Farm stook, im-
plements, &o„ S d• lot 26, con. 10, Grey,
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook. Jas.
Travis, prop, ; I'. S. Soott, ano.
TRnme0AY, Nov. I6th.—Farm stook,
implements, household furniture, &o., at
lob 8, con. 10, Grey. Sale unreserved at
10.80 a,
113. Lauth
at l
P. m. Jno.
Hill
prop.; F. S. Scott ano.
FRIDAY, Nov. 17.—Farm, farm stook
implements, &o. N i< Lot 15, Con. 14,
MaKillop. Salo unreserved, at 1 o'olook
sharp. Daniel McMillan, Prop. Thos.
Brown, Axe.
?9R TTSS}xx,s
fall Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butber, tube and rolls ..
Wiggs per dozen
Flour per barrel. ....•
Potatoes (per bus)
Apples {per bbl) . . •
Hay per ton ....
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl„ retail
Sheep skins, wails
Lamb skins each
Hoge, Live
Wool
00 64
80 85
55 55
24 25
14 13 14
4 00 50
25 4 25
1 25 2 00
5 00 6 00
7 7a
5 6
1 00 70
80 65
25 25
375 890
8 18
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Goon general eervant wanted.
Apply at THE POST,
Goon working horse for sale, Apply
to R. HENDER80N, llrusssle.
THono' BRED Jersey Cow, with register.
ed pedigree, for role. a years ole.
18.0f THOS, NE W SOME, Brunel°.
5 x1820 old driving mare for Bale, Good
driver, Will be Bold reasonable, D. EWAN,
llruseels,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
DURT3ANI BULLS FOB SALE.
from 8 to 20 menthe oIt1. The dam of
two of them was got by "Boyar Sailor,"imp.
Can and roe them, Lot 8eon, 0, Grey.
5,1'tOBEERTSON
17-4 Brussels 11 0.
A HUNTER, LICENSED AUG.
M T oiElnit for the Oonnty, Bxptr,
tonne
ofor
ev iyears, aknowledgea
f whoto sell to. Will ',guarantee 'metafiction.
If
:you want to sell 02 May ,a farm 0811 on too.
Money to loan et 49 per Dent,
ST✓1 XD4 RD Bed.NE C.4 ✓Y'4 D4,
>=^sm,,hi3i,xax$F"a 0-2972.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORQNTO
CAPITAL PAID UP (One Million Dollars) 81,000,000
RESERVE FUND 8000,000
4921(8ies in ail principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United Elates t8' Afspland,
'X+brSallikS . siaJsow .
A General Banking Bueinese Transaoted, Farmers' Notes Piscounted,
Drafts I050011 and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91,00 and upwards,
BFEOoAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRE 0oLLoOTIoN Or FARMERS' SALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Ouetomore living at a distance,
J. N. GORDON, ACTING AGENT.
WOOD WANTED.
10 0 porde r 1,ord prepared d softkwood, to Ue de-
livered
at the Brussels Salt Works, Par -
Menders may be had there.
THE OOLBMAN 8ALT COMPANY.
TEACHER WANTED.
Female bencher wanted, bolding 'Shh'd•
Mass certi0oabe, for the Junior division of
the Ethel Pnbiio School, duties to cern.
mance 9rd January1000. State salary ex.
Peeled. Applications received up till 24th
Noyember,1809. WM. SPENCE,
18.9 Secretary,B Wel P.0,
SHEEP FOR SALE. — THE
und0Shia ling Ram and 7 Ram Sale
be,, Shrop-
shire
breed. The lambs were gob by a non of
Lord Newton," let prize winner at the
World's Pair. Also a number of Bronze
Turkeys and Toulouse Geese,
18b0 J100. SMITH, Lot 8, Con, 0, Grey,
NOT/OE !
Notice is hereby given that a Bylaw mass-
ed by the g Township the
Mubio 1 0
of Grey, on the Municipal
day oft Bs et m,5
providing for the issue of debentures to the
amount of 81,02000, for the purpose of Mun-
icipal drainage for a certain drain known es
the Fraser Drain, and that molt By-law was
registered in the registry of8oe for the Coun-
ty of Huron, on the 180h day of October, 1806.
Any motion to quash or set aside the same
or any part thereof must bemade within
three mouths from the date or regiseretfou
and cannot be made thereafter.
Dated the let day of November A.D. 1800.
war , 5PE1f010,
18-9 Clerk, Grey.
REAL ESTATE.
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.—
The undersigned oiler two 100 acre
farms for sale at reasonable prides. The lots
are Nos.. 10 and 11, Con. 6 (Sunshine), the
sideroad between thou. Good brick hones
and barn on lot 11, and house and 2 barns on
lot 10, Orchards and all necessary conven-
iences. Well wateredand suitable for grain
or grazing. 100 acres now in grass. Will be
trrasalpuahaeeold r, Tether rms of payyeparate menreasonable. Xn-
el8pFor JOSEPH 0LGG, BreP Or
El. L. DIOXIN SON, Barrister, Wingham. 10!
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A
GOOD FARM,--Th5 "Wbite farm,' lot 7,
eon, 2,, Grey, 100 acmes, 19 reiloe from James-
w1ll of the late owner. (00031 Old,il pings the
chard and never failing water supply, The
land is Olean and in goad stats of cultivation,
5 aoree of Fall wheat now In. This is a tie-
sirobie pprgolpperty and a cheap bargain can be
or to A. HONTBR BruiN se a Executors Jamestown,
r 10R SALE,—I OFFER FOR
14, Coo, 1, Turnbboriy los farm is one rails
from Wingham ; f mile from ;wheal 1 oon•
sista of 074 acres, 85 aimed. Bank barn,
brick house, good orchard, neverstailing
halftime seeded tdown. ns,A bargain tor atq wheat,
sale. W. 3. DUFF, 1311159We. 16 9
'WARM EOR SALE.—BEING
Let 7, Pon, 11, Grey, containing 100
8.01'05. Thera aro about 75 acres cleared,
balauoe hush. Frame hone). largo barn with
atone stabling, maimed, good Levees, ,bo, A11
seeded to grass. 04 miles from Brussels a
good market town. Desirable farm for
either stook or grain, Possessiou at any
time. For further particulars apply to or
write STEPHEN LAMB, lfrop,
Seaforth,
INE FARM FOR SALE.—BE-
.L.
we Lot 20, N i Oon. 0. Morrie towuabip,
conte08
house,lulu, barn, rwrae of and hurl, ware -
h u s, and fmorchard2,511 and good a are
house, and facres in ll wheat s well 5 amen There and
Ag35 .ores pastae. Possession could be hay
iven
ab once. Farm.adloiue the village of Brea -
001s. For further partioulare as to price,
terms, &u„ write to JAAIE8 LIVINGSTON,
Al, P., Baden. 92.05
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
John Jacob Gorealfiz, late of the
Township of Grey, in the Qoan0y of
Huron, Farmer, deoeaeed.
N0tio0 is hereby given, pursuant to the
Revised Statutes of Onutria,1809, Ohap. 120,
gand others
any aluo5ain the estate of John Jacob
Gorsulitz, tato of rho Townabfp of Grey,.in
the County of Hum, Farmer, deoeaeed, who
died ou or about the 22nd day of March, A.
D.1800, in. the Township of Grey, in the
County of Huron, are hereby requested to
send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to John
Jacob 008501itz and Whilm inn Gorsulitz, rf
Oranbrook, Executors of the said ostate, or
to G.0', Blair, of the Village of Brussels.
their Solicitor, on or before the 174h day of
November, a. D. 1800, their full names, ad•
dresses, and descriptions and the rill par-
ticulars oftheir claims, (verified by affida-
held y tare. .And notioe isufurth`er fgiv n
thabafter the said last mentioned date the
said Executors will proceed to dirtribute the
ttssebe 01 the said deceased amo0g the per.
0005 entitled thereto. baying regard only to
the claims of whioit nob,ae shall have been
give ae. above required, and the said Bx.
enters will not be responsible for the a5 -
sets, or any pert thereof, to any person of
Whose claim notice shall not have been re-
ceived at the time of Snob distribution,
G.F. BLAIR, Brussels, Out,
Solicitor for Executors,
Dated at Brussels, Nov. 1st. 1800.
Nov. 9, 1899
lieii Yeii au1
Your animals to thrive well, work
welt and look well, feed ahem
HERBAGEUM,
If your horse ie oub of condition
feed him
HERBAGEUM.
If yon are tattooing °elves, cattle or
bogs, feed thein
HERBAGEUM.
If you are keeping sows for mills,
butter, or cheese, feed them
HERBAGEUM.
In feeding Herbagenm animals get
about one fifth more nourisbment out of
the food—fatten one fifth sooner, and
weigh ono fifth more than other's the
same atze.
Whou you went Herbageum come to
Poz's Drug Store.
'.(IAM FOR SALE. --1.01:1E UN-.
dorslgued offers his farm, West Half
Lot No. 10, (hos,. 4, Grey,.bon teiniog 00 tares,
mors er less. For parioulare as to prise
and terms apply t0
Ai1OH.ROBERTSON,
Brunie P. 0. on the premises,
IN THE CATALOGUE OF THE
CENTRAL fr ,-
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You will find abundant evidence of our
enperiority over other Canadian eobools.
Stadente admitted at any Gime, Write
for catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Glasses for Near by
And Glasses for Distance.
Some find
Glasses perfeot
for reading but
mime for dia.
Mime.
We snpplj
double vision
Glaosee. When
lookiogoat you
see through the
upper section,
which is jnet
right for die.
tenor, and
when looking
down, you sea
through the
lower, which is suitable for neat
Satiefaotlon guaranteed,
MRS. T. FLETCHER,
010211074TH OPTIOIAN.
tv0211.
,STRICTLY' ONE PRICE.
0
THE LOWEST.
Profita
For Dry Goods' Buyers. No exaggeration, but plain telling of every day
prices. Goods that are dependable in every way and prices that are right 'down to
rock bottom.
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR.
There is a difference in Underwear.
Some are poorly made from poor metal.
ale and are a constant source of annoy -
'woe from the first time they ars put on.
But °there, again are good ; oare has
been taken in the making, the yarns have
been thoroughly s000red and cleaned, and
the garment when completed is just what
it should be—oomfortable in every par.
tionlar. We have been very oareful
About the kind of Underwear we Have
gathered together for this Fall business,
and thus we have a stook unmatched in
this section.
Obildrene' Ribbed Hygiean Vests,
long sleeves, ootton ribbon around neck ;
all eizee, 10o. to 180.
Obildrene' fine Ribbed Vests, soft
finish, nearly all pure wool,. just enough
ootton in them to keep them from
shrinking ; all sizes, 180. to 870.
Obildrens' Hygiean Drawers, assort•
ed glees, 22o. to 25o,
Ladies' Ribbed Vesta, long sleeves,
good weight, eat finish, olosed !route,
iso,
Ladies' Ribbed Hygeian Vesta, open
front, long sleeves, 20o.
Boy's 4 s Hose.J
The average boy needs gomething
extra strong when it aortae to hosiery.
We think we have the best Boys' Hoge to
be had, both in the medium and higher
priced qualities. We would draw par.
tioular attention to the line made from
fine Rng(feh Worsted yarn, fine hard
twist and finish, doable knees, at from
80o. to Goo.
OS1E
We are very partionlar about the
kind of Hosiery we sell. Selling only re.
liable qualities has built us up one of the
biggest Hosiery businesses in this sem
tion. If you do your Tloeiery buying
here you can depend on getting good
goods. These few prioee will do to judge
them all by. .
Ladies' Seamless Ribbed Cashmere
Hose, all wool, speoiaivalue, 25o.
Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere Hose,
made from pure, strong yarn ; will give
good wear, 87io.
Ladies' strong Cashmere Ewe, plain,
full fashioned, made from eat wools,
eeamlees, 40o.
Ladies' heavy Woolton Hose, plain
Or ribbed, seamless feet, 25o,
Ch.ildrene' sizes in proportion.
LEN
A collection of everyday prioee from
the Linen department, and you clan get
no better values than these anywhere.
60•inoh, beavy, half bleached 'Table
Damask, good pattern, special ea 25o.
Very heavy weight half bleached
pure linen Table Damask, 65 inoh6s
wide, a splendid oloth for everyday wear,
40o.
66•inoh pure linen Ila!! bleached
Fable Damask, good pattern worth 50o,,
our special, at 46o.
S
APLES 1
There is nothing ektmped about our
stook of staples. The everyday needed
goods are here in abundanoo, Big selling
moans big buying, and we are able to
take advantage of the oloae prioee that
big buying secures. We give good values
on these goods and you oa0 save money
by doing your staple baying ,here. Just
a few Mete to remind you of,the;wey we
sell Staples, The everyday needed
goods are sold bare all the time for Less
money than you would buy their same
quality for in most stores.
80-inoh Shaker Flannel, goad weight,
eof6, fluffy finish, dark and light, fancy
stripes and checks, 5o.
82.inch Heavy Shaker Flannel,
strong servioeable quality, assorted fancy
sttipee ; a regular 80. quality, 7o.
Very heavy Shaker Flannel, 29
inohes wide, splendid rouge in dark pat-
terns, 9o.
86•inoh heavy soft Shaker Flannel,
very flue quality, assorted stripes, extra
special value, 10o.
25.ioob, soft finish Union Flannel,
Will not shrink, plain or twilled, dark or
light gray, 123c,
27'inoh Gray Flannel, very thick,
Pure wool, soft finish, will give good wear,
20o.
28.inoh Gray Flannel, very thick,
pure eon wool, unshrinkalile, plain in
dark or light gray, the beet Ramie( value
we have ; sold epeeist at 25e.
SPECIAL POP SATURDAY!
3 doz. only Men's Shirts and Drawers, made from fine Scotch wool guaran-
teed pure wool, real value 75c, special for Saturday's selling, 60c. '
J. FE
S'IN.. Co.