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Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Our guar-
antee means
something,
We are not here to -day and away
to -morrow; you know just where
to find us.
Comfortable vision or your money
back. No guess work.
Accurate, scientific measurements and
tests. Difficult oases a specialty.
G. . Deadman,
nruggist and Graduate Optician,
Brussels, Ont.
FOR f O / 4/ N/ R
We in have eo et or
V m h g � you, Our
stook le go varied that we are sure wo
lave eomotbing for you. You vain 'teeny
.
be making a present to yourself or some.
cue and then if you will call there will be
something
FOR 1..15.
Yes 1 We are enre you have something
for ue. You have more oath than you
need, and that we need, and we have
more goods than we require and that you
repuire, Then there is plenty
FOR 07 -HERS.
Yee 1 for others, beaause neither you nor
we want to keep all the goad things for
ourselves and we were going to say that
there is plenty FOR ALL, yet, not quite
for all, so those who oome first will have
the beet choice. We have to large assort.
ment of nioe goods for presents so just
come early and see them at
DEADMAN'S
Drug, Book and
Fancy Goods Store.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. U. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
ana South, as follows ;
Gorse Seamm. Gomm Noma,
@across 7:10 a.m. Mail 010 p.m
trued......... 0:40 a.m, j 3sprose 10:17 p.m
Taal' 4frins,
A Ohiel's amang ye takin'notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Hones Fair, Nov. 30.
A WEDDING ie mooted in town.
LITTLE flurry of snow last Saturday.
Saneness complain of shortage of care.
THE sobool Board ask tenders for wood
supply.
RENEWAL subscriptions for 1900 are
rolling in.
Two anotion sales are well nigh over
for this season.
THE PoeT and Daily Advertiser for
only $2.00 a year,
MONTHLY Horse Fair, Thursday, Nov.
30th. This will be the first Fair of the
5050013.
AN eleotrio burglar alarm has been at-
taobed to the safe of the Standard Bank
in this plane,
PLtaoLa—a m05iom1 marvel of the age,
Hear it at the Town Hall, Friday even-
ing of this week.
Tan Hockey team will miss Arohie
Duncan next Winter. He may demon.
°trate at Winnipeg however.
GRAIN is coming to Brussels market in
in large quantities. The buyers complain
of shortage of oars to get grain away.
OUR thanks are doe to a number who
are squaring up subscription and other
accounts, A weld to the wise should be
snffioent,
F. S. ScoTT, auctioneer, will sell a car
load of milk o0we et O'Leary's Hotel,
Wiogbam, on Saturday afternoon of tbie
week, for M. G. Clear, of Ingersoll.
THE Evaporator will oomplete this
season's business this week. They will
have about 14 tone of evaporated fruit on
band when they close down, It will be
held until market advances.
A LIST of bioyoliste who persist in rid•
ing on the sidewalks is being
prepared, it
is laid, with day and date of violable°,
and the Reeve will have a wholesale job
administering the law and the town
treasury will be fattened by $10 or $20.
CcuPLAINT is made by cranks that two
much ammunition is wasted in time of
war but what would they sett if they
knew one of our sports wasted 28 chargee
in a blaokequirrel hunt and then .did not
get a "bird."
IT wouldn't grieve 00 a bit if a few of
our "semi.occasional" correspondents
got a move on them now that the busy
Beason is past and the long evenings here.
"Tun Pose gives the news" is true bet
we must get before we own give.
WANnanneo bovines play havoc with
some of the boulevarding done this Fall.
The village Pound and a good swift fine
would likely remind violators that the
Cow By-law ie a reality, On the whole
the law is well observed and thie feet
may make violations more noticeable.
THunenas night of last week some
craven hearted individual threw a stone
against the new plate glass window put
in Jae. Fox's drug store last week. .8.
bad Crack was the reenit whioh will
necessitate a new window. It was in-
sured the afternoon previously. An
effort should be made to ferret out the
atone thrower.
Fon eve TruesveAL,—The Port Elgin
Times of Nov. 9th has the following to
say of a nephew of Rev. Jno. Ross, B. A.,
of Brussels 1—Oapt. Arthur L. Roes, son
of Conductor Ross, of Palmerston, was in
the Military College, Kingston, when the
call went out for a Canadian oontingent
to go to South Afrioa, Oapbain Bose ab
once enlisted as a private in Company
"D" of the contingent and is now on his
way to tbe'Tranevael, The Palmerston
Council, ata.special meeting, held on the
28011 tilt., voted Oapt. Rose the enc of
400 as a good -will offering and sent an
appreciative telegram to Lieut. -Col. Ot.
ter. The gallant young soldier ie a
nephew of Mrs. R. Smyth, Mies A. Ross
and Jae. Ross, Port Elgin, and is Well
known here.
Peatnot0UL,—Lest Saturday evening,
after inkiness home, we called up at the
Town Hall expecting to enjoy a laugh
over some of the amusing things that
might, be said in presenting "Peok's Bad
Boy." We don't epeak for what took
plane prior to our arrival but part of that
we beard was decidedly rude and vulgar
if net worse. There was a fairly good
house present but the testimonials
wouldn't help the Oompany much. We
like Olean fun but any travelling Co.
tamale kaow that there is a marked
differentia between that and profane, lm.
mbdeet talk. No town will Raffer if snob
pregame were eanoelled. Saturday
night the reserved seat section took in
nearly all the Beate in the Hall and of
merge who the 100 department was
loaded up it required another dime to Sit
in the parlor oar. It serves people right,.
though, if we don't know hatter than
patronize these funny (7) travelling
chewer
Din you see the meteors ?
ONLY five weeks to Christmas.
SEND THE Poe to your absent friends.
R. GRAHAM forwarded two oars of wheat
this week.
Coatonongn x, travellers are numerous
these days.
A. 0. 0. W, Lodge Friday evening at
7:30 O'olook.
Sr. Jonts's Lodge A. F. . A. M. met
on Tuesday evening.
WATCH oat for Witten & Turnbull's
stove advt. next week,
FRED. Reeled:motes new brink residence
will soon be ready for ocaupanoy.
Messes. BARKER & VANSToNE shipped a
double deck of hogs on Toeeday to Toron-
to.
Tea Henfryn Rotel fire was Seen quite
diotinotly at Brussel° last Saturday even-
ing.
g
A NEW smoke stank has been put ap at
the Howe Woollen factory. Dan. Mo.
Naughton was in charge of the work.
Fong care of apples left Brussels
station this week, 2 oars being shipped
by W. F, Stratton and 2 by 1. G. Jones.
Wtc, Rana, Graham Survey, has spent
22 years in followinga threshing machine
and appears to be none the worse of bis
often dusty job.
Two letters for THE Poor from Bel -
grave, lest week, Dame to hand with the
Wroseterpostmark on them. That route
must bea new one surely,
JNo. GOVENLOCR,01 Seafortb, hi doing
quite a baldness in baled hay. He
chipped another oar this week. It goes
to Toronto and Hamilton.
TEE only business done at the School
Board last Friday evening of particular
importance was asking for tenders for 70
cords of 22 icoh hard wood.
A taw tfle cellar drain has been put in
at D. A. Lowry's reeideooe, Albert street,
Mr. Lowry has greatly improved the
house since hie purchase of it.
SEVERAL new oases of scarlet fever.
Unless people interested observe the
Board of Health regulations, there may
be an epidemic of this disease in town.
Sarum, BURLS is making a good job of
filling in the ditch on Tnrnberry street.
Tuesday forenoon they drew 30 loads
Alex, MoLanohlin does the spreading and
levelling,
A COUPLE of ladies interested them.
selves in geeing that Mrs. Thos. Hall,
Alexanderstreet, e re will be comfortably pro.
vide(' for thie e Winter,h
T ey met with
generous responses.
[NO. TAIT bas disposed of the small
homier on the owner of Queen and Albert
streets, formerly occupied by his deceased
brother, William, to William Armstrong,
who intends removing it to his farm
adjoining Brassets.
S. H. JAat5ON has bad the stone fours.
dation completed under his blacksmith
shop. Posts
have Mao been placed under
the oflies of Meeks. Oardiff &
Best that
received a shaking up last Spring by the
Maitland freshet.
No Fawn WANTED BEFORE 27TH.—Owing
to pressure of other work and open
weather J. G. Jones does not want any
poultry delivered before the 27th. The
advt. mils for the 20th but the former
date will he the correct one.
Wausau STAR Lodge I. 0. 0. F. will
send a Degree
team to Atwood on
ed•
W
needay evening of next week to assist the
brothers of that village with some degree
work. Those going will kindly be on
hand at the Hall not later than 5.30 that
evening.
DIRECTORS MEET ON SATURDAY,—An ad-
journed meeting of the Directors of the
East Huron and Grey Brandt Agricul-
tural Societies will be held in the Omen.
ail Chamber, Brussels, on Saturday after-
noon of this week at 2 o'clock. The re.
port of the Treasurer will be presented ;
plans formulated for the building of a
new Agricultural Hall on the Pair
ground, &a.
YOUNG LADIES' CLUn,—A number of
young ladies, several of whom were mem•
bare of the Minto Tennis Club, 114x°
organized for the Winter and will meet
semi-monthly on Monday evenings.
Crokonole, literary, snow shoeing, &o„
sec„ will o0netitate the program. The
offioere are :—Hon, President, Mrs.
D. 0. Boos ; President, Mise Jean
Bitable ; Vine Preeidenb, Mies Mary
Ross ; Sedretary, Mise Belle Irwin ;
Treaanrer, Miss Annie Rose. Last 1110b -
day evening the first meeting wag held at
the home of the Mieeei Rogers, Frederick
street. Miss MamieDeadman will enter.
tarn the Club at her home, Frederick
street, on Monday evening, 29th inet.
PRottrw BETTLEMINT.--TIIUraday noon
of Iasi week the new plate window lot in
Jas. Fox's drug store was insured in the
Dominion Plate Gimes Insurance Co„
with headquarters at Montreal, J, A.
Creighton, local agent. At 12.80 on
Thursday some person struck the window
with a stone cracking the plate. The
Go. was notified at once and have au.
thorized their London agents to forward
a new 91 x 108 light ab once. The old
one will be returned to London. There
might have been room for some compan-
ies to kiok but the Dominion ao0epted
the eituatien and have thereby established
a good teeord in this locality. It wee
unfortunate of course bet if there were
no rieke to ran there would beam need of
fnsuran55. If the miscreant who threw
the stone skald be located he should
be made sweat for the prise and have a
holiday at Itiugeton as well,
T O N B R (i
A STEAM drill Ike boon at work at J. 1),
Ronald's and the Queeu'e Hetet this
ea ,
w U
A noatuaNicA•rroN from "Fair Play" re.
forting to S. 8. No, 4, Morrie, disaueefan,
"The Biooksmtlt'e new lurid" and sever.
el other intoreetiug matters are crowded
over to next week.
CONCERT.—At the concert to be given
Friday evening Misses Crooke, Greek
and Semple, and Messrs. Hawkins, Jones,
Jaokson, Grover and Thnmp:on will take
pert, in addition to 4 seleot1005 by the
Pianola, iuoluding "The Mocking Bird,"
"a Soea Ranh," "Whispering Wind,"
and a Valles de Concert. Admieeiou
only 10 cents for ladies and 15 for gate,
Concert at 8 o'clock.
COAL OAS Sts eer:rmos.—Sad news
comes from the home of S. 1V. Milliken,
London. Mrs. Milliken is a main to
Mrs, W, 1', Stewed:, of Brussels, and the
family visited here last Summer. Tbs
report eays e --"Andrew, the 8 -year old
sou of S. W.and Mra, Milliken, 10 Mary.
boyo' Place, South London, was stffooab.
ed by coal gas at his home Sunday night,
and the other 13 members of the fancily
had an exoeedingly olose onll for their
Itves, Up to 3 doloak Tuesday afternoon
the parents were atilt in an unconscious
condition, while Robert, the other eon,
10 or 11 years of age, was able to reaog.
Oi1e some friends, but oonld not speak.
The doctors who were called in were of
the opinion that they would recover,
The Milliksns reside near the ,Cast end
of Maryboro' Mee in a comfortable
frame cottage. They retired at the
usual titue an Sunday night, ]lir. and
Mrs. Milliken occupying one room and
the two boyo another, adjoining the din.
ing room, in whioh was a large base.
burner. Yesterday some of the neighbors
noticed that the family was not astir,
bub not111139 was thought of it until 0 30
o'clock, when a little boy living in a near-
by house toil hie mother that he lied
endeavored to arouse the Milliken°, and
failed, Another attempt wee made, and
when this proved unsuccessful en entrance
to the house was effected. The place
was full of gee. The entire family was
oneonsoions, Drs. Drake, Georee Wil.
son, James Wilson, and Macklin were
eommo0ed, and the first to arrive found
that Andrew, the
youngest 610Y,
w
ae
breathing
tie lust, and that Robert and
the parents were in a ethical uoudition,
The medical men did everything in their
power for them, and by noon the Son wag
able to recognise a number of neighbors
who called. Mr, and Mre. Milliken were
showing signs of re0overy. An exami.
nation of the baeeborner showed that one
of the dampers had not been fixed proper-
ly, oansing the gas to escape. Mr.
Milliken is foreman in the shipping de.
partweat fn MoClary's, cud, with Mrs.
Milliken, is well known as an active
worker in Chalmer'ePresbyterian ohnrob.
Andrew was a bright little fellow, who
will be missed by bis playmates in the
locality. The attending physician an.
nom -toed late last evening that Mrs.
Milliken only partially regained oonsoi.
easiness between six and seven o'clock,
and the probabilities were that she would
not recover. Mr, Milliken and son were
conscious ab dye o'olook in the after.
noon and were doing as well as could be
expected. Their recovery was looked
upon as oortaiu. The funeral of Audrew,
the eight.year-old eon who su000mbed,
took place Tuesday to Mount Pleasant
csmetery. The services were exceedingly
tosohieg, owing to the fact that lying
dangerously ill in another part of the
little home on Maryboro' Place were the
parents and brother of the deceased,
altogether unconscious of the ead and
sadden break whioh bad been made in
the family. The pelt bearers wets
sobnolmatee of the little lad from Grand
Avenue
school.
Rev.
Walter Moffatt
wasb
t offi . .
0 otatm
g o1 etymon.
Business Locals,
House to rent. Apply to P. IIo-
Qnarrie.
SECOND hand organ for sale or to rent.
Apply to B. Gerry.
YOUNG sow wanted, newly calved. Ap-
ply at THE PosT.
CASH for hides and sheep skins.
A. Canna, Brussels.
COMFORTABLE house, with seven good
rooms, to rent, Apply to R. Leatberdale.
Den you see Brewer's collection of
Photo's at the Fall Pair ? They won
the red ticket,
WANTED AT Ogox.—One ton Dried
Apples. Get our prioes before you sell.
J• FER°II ,
s
o� & Co.
I wIL
L give with every 12 cabinet
Photos., one extra Photo. tinted in Water
Color,Enameted on Glass, mad one beanti.
fill mantel easel and frame from this
date. H. R. Brewer, Artist.
SAW -FILER MannEGOR is doing a fair,
steady business. You can have your
money bank if he fails to snit you. T.
MaGREson, saw gammen and filer, Bruer
eels.
PURSE lost between Brussels and Wm.
Oakley's,last week, containing about $23.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it
at 000e at Tao POST, Brussels.
Ws.• BIRD,
non present dale until Jan. let, 1900,
we are giving non with every doz. cab•
inet photos., a first-class hand worked
crayon portrait. Work done by our.
eelvee, Now is your °hence, E. HART,
artist, Stratton Brook, -
WANTnn,—One ton choice roll butter
weekly. Prise 20o, Also any quantity
of dried apples and fowl. We pay oath
for butter. If you have not a plaid or
homespun 0ltirt you're nob in it. Our
range of areae goods, jackets and furs are
not surpaseed. G. E. lime, Wingbam.
CHUI00Ii 01(1 RES.
Service in the R. 0, oburoh next Bab.
bath morning.
Maitland Presbytery will meet next
Tuesday at Wingham,
Rev, D. 13. McRae, of Cranbrook, will
preach in Walton next Sunday,
The Ontario W. 0. T. U. ask that the
churches observe the last Sunday in
November as Temperance Sunday.
Bev R. Paul rendered good 0erviee in
Melville chetah last Sabbath morning in
the abo0Doe of the pastor who was at
Walton, Bev. Mr. Roos occupied his own
pulpit in the evening giving a pointed
sermon on "Lessons from the death of
Abe alord."
Rev, Mr. Aboy'e text last Sunday
mooning wag Psalm 11.9.75 and in the
evening "Train op a child in the way 110
should go, &o." Seasonable advice Was
given as to the guardianship parents
shoeld have over the boys and girls, e0'
penally in the evenings,
BRIGS PO
Next Sabbath evening ileo, Mr. Holmes
will speak on "Lessens to be learned from
1e "
1 BO C^ C '1l
Boer -British B t e rin e Methodist
t t h WtG 1
War,"
church
"Re that dwelleth in the secret place
of the Moab High shall abide under the
shadow of the Ahniahby," Pel. 91-1, was
Rev. M. Holmes' tort last Sabbath
morning in the Methodist oburoh. "'The
possible fellowship of the seal with
Ohriet" was the theme, The eenret p'aon
is a plane of (1) 1'caoe and dafety ; (2) tt
plasm of Purity ; (8) a pleat of Power.
Flow aro we to dwell ? (1) The source is
Christ ; (2) By the agency of the Holy
Spirit. On the human side obtainable
by (1) Pious meditation ; (2) Keeping
God's Oommandmonta; (8) Prayer and
Communion ; (4) Diligence in God's
work ; (6) Iieoogoizing the Divine Pres-
ence, At the evening 50rvi00 another fine
dieeoarse was given on "The Brother-
hood, of Man.' This love to our fellow-
men was to be kindled (1) By the esti.
mate Christ planed cm our human
nature ; (2) 33y the revelation Christ
made of human nature ; (8) By the reve-
lation Re has made of the brotherhood
of men ; (4) By the restoration of a
historic Ohrteb. Mr. Holmse closed with
a rousing appeal to olio up the latent
forces of the ohurob.
a03oR1v
D0uaLA9,—In Grey, ou Nov 13th, the
wife of Mr. ]tobert Douglas of a
daughter.
Cowat.—In Elms., on Nov. 2nd, the wife
of Mr. Jno, Cowan of a daughter.
Monnteog.—In Atwood, on Nov, 0th, the
wife of Mr. Alexander Morrison of a
daughter (still born).
Bodeen—In Grey, on Nov, 7111, the wife
of Mo. Juo, Brown, jr., of a daughter.
LIVINageote—Im Grey, 0n Nov. 7th, the
wife of Mr. Robert Livingston, Coun-
cillor, of a daughter.
Sar1TN•—In Grey, the wife of bir. Fred.
Smith of a daughter.
SHAnst—RoarNaaN. — At Chrystal City,
Man„ on Nov. 15th, Mr. R.,bt, J.
Sharp, formerly of Ethel, to Mise
Mioate Robinson, - formerly of
Orangeville,
GRIao.—In Morrie, on Nov. 14, MIartha
Ellen, fifth daughter of George and
Grace Grigg, aged 21 scars and 12
days.
BURTON,—In Atwood, on Nov, and,Joyoe,
daughter of Geo. Burton, aged 4
years, 11 months and 22 days,
A'c'CTSOS7' 6AxiE.
FRInar, Nov. 17.—Farm, farm stook
implements, &c. N Lot 15, Con, 14,
McKillop. Sale unreserved, at 1 O'olools
sharp. Daniel MoMillau, Prop. Thee.
Brown, Ano.
W1n1nsnex, Nov. 22.— Farm stook,
implements, household furniture, &o.,
Lot 29, Con. 1, Morrie, (adjoining the
village of Bloevale. Sale, unreserved, ab
1 o'olook. Jno. Robertson, prop„ F, S.
Scott, alio,
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Goon general servant wanted.
Apply at THE POST.
COMFORTABLE rooms wanted for gentle.
man, witb or without board. For particu-
lars apply at THE POST.
Domenote piano, large size, with harp
attachment, will be sold on easy terms.
B . GERRY', Brussels.
Taono' nano Jersey Cow, with register-
ed pedigree, for sale. 6 years old,
18.11 TB OS, NEWS0ME, Brussels.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
QETTLE AOOOUNTS.— ALL
parties owing Dr. EalbIIoiseh are re-
quested to settle their e000unts,ae after the
158 oL December next all unpaid accounts
will be handed over for collection.
®URHAD2 BULLS FUR BALE.
from 8 to 20 months .old. The dam o1
two o2 thema
w s got by "Ronal Sailors' imp,
Call and 865 them. trot 8, 0010.9 Grey.
P. ROBERTSON,
17.4 Brussels P. 0.
AHUNTER, LICENSED AUC -
„ TIONEERfor the county, Expo)...
lance of over 1.4 years, and knowledge of who
to sen to. Will guarantee eatietaction. If
you want to sell or buy a farm call on me.
Money to loan at Opel: Dent,
WOOD WANTED.
We aro prepared to make contracts for
1,000 cordo of hard and Bort wood, to bo de-
livered at the Brussels Salt Works. Par -
Mailers
RE may bo
SthereALT COMPANY.
TEACHER WANTED.
Female teacher wanted, holding Third.
class certificate for the Junior division of
the Ethel Public School, dutlee to emu.
mance Ord January,1000. State salary es•
pined. Applications received up 011129th
Novemhor,1800, WM.898E010,
18.0 Beeretary,Hthel P.O.
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MEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
QAPITAL PAID TIP (One Million Dollars) - $1,000,000
RLSERYE PUND , •9000,000
Agencies in ailprincipalpoints in ()awls, Quobeo,bfartiloba, United Stater Lk E071and,
S'1IF'i4sto,00' Atifghtevoiry.
A General Banking Beal/toes Transacted, Farmers' Notps Disooutrted,
Drafts Iaaned and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deroalts of 91.00 and mpwardS.
5PE01AL ATTENTION OIVEN TO TRE OoLLE0rIoN of FAnttene' SALO Norse,
Every facility afforded Oaetomers living at a distance.
J. N. GORDON, Ammo Ann.
YOUNG BULL STRAYED
from HaatLob 8, Oen. 4, Grey, on or
about Juue lob Bed is color, with borne
partly burned with cambia and ring to right
oar when he loft' Any information leading
to his raooyery will he rewarded.
DONALD MODONALD,
or Tan PosT Jamestown P. O.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
und5r0l ead will keep for service, on
Lot 2, Oon.O, Grey, the tboro'-bred improv-
ed Yankshiro boar, "Oak Ledge Gladstone,"
No, 8075, bred by J, 30, Bretbour, Burford,
Ont. Terme 41,00 for 1 sow, or 60 oeebo each
101.2 or more in the same season. to be
paid at time o1 service, wltb pprivilege to re-
turn if neoeseary. atm. STBA08AN,
10-4 Prop,
SHEEP FOR SALE. — THE
undersigned has for sale 1 registered
Shoarling Ram and 7 Ram Lambs, Shrop-
shire breed. The Iambs were got by a son of
Lord Newton," 1st prize wiener at the
World's Fair. Also a number of Bronze
T300ffkaye and
811111 Lot 8, Oen. 0, Grey.
NOTICE !
Notice is hereby given that a By-law Ines.
ed by the Municipal Conn ell 0l the Township
o2 Grey, ou the 203rd day of September, 1899,
amount of 81,025 issue or the debentures of Mune
Mun-
icipal drainage
f, as that such
B u a
p e know a
g
res Fraser Drain, registry that snob r the C ue-
tyglstHedr n, the he tat 1 offtlee for the Coun-
ty y2 Huron, on quos 18th day 5 dOctober,1800. same
Any y part b quack or sot aside same
threeany part thereof must be mega within
three n b from the data registration
and cannot be meds thereafter.
Dated the let day o2 November A,D. 1899,
SVM, SPE140E,
18.9 Clerk, Grey.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
John Jacob Gorsalitz, late of the
Township of Grey, in the County of
Huron, Farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the
Revised Statutes 0f Ontario,1808, Chap. 120,
Seo. 18, that all oredito a and others having
any claims against the estate of John Jacob
Gorsalitz, late of the Township of Grey, fu
the County of Huron, Farmer. deceased, who
died ou or about the 20nd day of 1,1005h, A.
D.1890, in the Towosbip of Grey, in the
County of Huron, are hereby requested to
send by post, prepaid or to deliver to John
Jacob Gorsalitz and prepaid, ins Gorgolilz, cf
Oranbrook, Executors of the said estate, or
fo G.F. Blair, of the Village of Brussels.
their Solicitor, on or before the 17111 day of
November, A. D. I899, their full names, ad-
dressee.and desoriptiousand the fell par -
Maulers of their claims, (verified by affida-
vit) and the nature of the securities, if any,
bald by them. Andnotice is further given
that after the said last mentioned date the
said Executors will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased among the per-
sons entitled thereto, haying regard only to
the claims of whioh notice shall have been
given KS above required, and the said Ex-
eautors will not be responsible s onto a for the tw-
eets s or any partthereof,shall e Huy Serape of
e -
whose at the
notice shall h of have encu re-
oeivad at tea Lima of such distribution,
G.F. BLAIR,B reseals, Ont.,
Solicitor for Executors.
Dated at Brussels, Nov, let. 1890.
REAL ESTATE.
Ii'AR1v1 FOR SALE.—THE 11N—
dersigned'oftere his farm, Weet Half
Lot No. 10, Con, 4, Grey, containing 60 acres,
more or less. For partioolnrs as to pries
and terms apply to
ARCH. ROBERTSON,
Brussels P. 0, on the premises,
PIBREI(PTORY SALE OF A
HOOD num.—The "White farm,' lot 7,
eon, 0, Grey, 100 aere0, 14 miles from James-
town (gravel road) ,must be Sold, under the
will of the late owner. Good buildings, or-
chard and never failing water suuply The
land is glean and in good state of cultivation,
6 acres of Fall wheat now in. This is a de-
sirable property and a cheap bargain can be
had. Apply to JOHN WHITE, Jamestown,
or to A. HUNTER, B rituals, Exeolltora. 18tf
FINE FARM FOR SALE.--BE-
I110 Lot 50, N d 000, 0. Morrie township,
containing 98 sores of first-class land. There
is shouse, barn, orobard and good ware-
house, and farm is well fenced, There are
86 aures in Fall wheat ; 10 acres in bay and
46 gores pasture. Possession could bo given
at once. Farm adjoins the village of 13ru0-
eels. For further particulars as 10 pride,
terms, &o, write to JAMBS LIVINGSTON,
M, P,, Batten, 22-t1
ECI
LS.
LANTERNS
ll�jt'D ATC The 098 patent—the beet in the market,
1 �1 11 Q'11L1\I F7 ft before yon buy.
S�g%TS Wo bave a ffrst.olaes stook of Crose.oat Saws from $2,50 up.
!� V 1���� Bs Dare to see our new saw, t'Tbe Fast Gutter"
AXES
See
A Large stook, from OOo. to $1.00.
CuTi-JY1i WSpooaornry Fosp,eraiod 5oeorh
"le"'
LAMP GOODS
in ibis line we excel.
"Goods wen Bought are half Soil'
A largo stock of Hardware bought before the rise in -prices.
and spate in the Profits,
The highest price paid for Bides, Sheep Skins and Furs,
Coale
Von SALE,—I OFFER FOR
salo the South Haloes of Lots 18 and
11, 0oe.1, O'uruberry. The form is ono mild
from wingbam ; M mite from wheel ; eon-
slats of 074 aures, 80 neared, Sault barn,
brieh 110580, good orobard, never failing
spring, two good wells, 0 Acres 1'`010 wheat,
balance seeded down. A bargain fora quick
sale, W. J, DUFF, Blum/ale. 10.8 .
GOOD FA.1WS FOR SALE.—
GOOD
u.nderelgnee oiler two 100 eor0
farina for sale at re0e0nablo prices. The lots
are Noe. 10 and 11 Con. 0 (Sunshine), the
sideroed between them. Good brink house
and barn nu lot 11, and house and 2 barna ou
lot 10, Orchards and all necessary conven-
iences. Wen watered and suitable forrain
or grazing, 100 ammo now in grass. Will he
this either separate or together to snit pur-
chaser, Terms of pay msilt reasonable. I:m.
mediate possession. For further particulars
apply 1010810PN ()LEEGG, Bruasele P. 0., or
E. L. DIOXIN 80N, Barrister, Winglla ul, 101
Nov. 16, 1.899
licii You \Valll
Your animate Io thrive well, work
welt and look well, feed there
HERBAGEUM.
If your lloree is out of condition
teed hint
HERBAGEUM,
10 you are fattening calves, oattlo or
hogs, toed 1100101
HERBAGEUM.
If you are keeping cows for milk,
butter, or cheese, feed them
HERBAGEUM.
In feeding Herbagenm animate got
about ono fifth more eonrisbment out of
the food—fatten one fifth sooner, and
weigh ono.ilttlt more than othere the
same size.
When you want Herbagenm oom0 to
oz's T `'o.g Store.
TilA.R141 BOB SALE,—BEING
Lot 1, Con. 14, Gray, containing 100
50150, There oro about 70 acres cleared,
balance bush. Pram s 1101180, largo barn with
atone stabling, orchard, good fences, So, All
seeded to grave. 0# miles from Brussels a
good market lows, Desirable farm for
tither stook or grain, Possession at any
time, Por further particulars apply to or
write STEPHEN LAMB, Prop.14 gin Seafortll.
B
AND. , .
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J+io
We have in stock the famous
SASKAf PURE WAN OVERCOATS.
niC
These Coats are Rubber lined and resemble the Per-
sian Lamb in appearance. We would like you to
''� see them.
coot,
LARGE STOCK
LOW PRICES !
We have the Agency for the
!
Celebrated Saskatchewan Robes,
Rubber -lined and wind and water -proof. See them
before buying any others. Our Goat Robes at $5.50
are great value.
,Toz 1. 0. RICHARDS.
AT 11 19 N. for Bmler ?
19 Cents per lb. for .Furst -class Butter ;
' a
Favorable for the Fanner ;
Goods well Bought are gulf Sold.
TH
has the largest and most up-to-date stock in,
'Brussels to choose from.
Eleven Thousand Dollars
($11000t00)
worth of New Goods to select from, con-
sisting of
Dry Goods, Beady -to -wear Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Rubbers (Granby),
Lw7nberrnan's Soehs and Rubbers,
Hats, Caps, Furs, Robes,
Underwear, Gents' Furnishings, 'o.
0
They say A. R. Smith is one of the shrewdest and best
buyers that visits the city, but a poor Salesman; so you
will have everything your own way during the next' two
weeks. A. R. Smith will give 19 cents per pound for
' choice butter in exchange for First-class Goods at Rock
Bottom Prices.
---0—•—
A. R. SMITH
Has been for the last 20 years
Champion Clothier of Brussels
and the true friend to the Farmer,,.....: