HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-12-7, Page 8IN BO OILS We Have a oboioe selection in various bindings, suit.
able ss presents for old or young,
INBOOKLETSI might say we never had Boob a stook
J j Land so due, from 3 to 25o, each.
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from 810,1 and apWarde,
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1 11 L] l�A,A.. going to say all Loads and prfoee, at any rate
plenty "to go ronud" from la. upwards.
IN BIBLES
Our stook of Biblea include those with
Teachers' Helps and also those bound
with either 1.12etbodiet Hymns ar the
Book of Praise, Also the large type
for the old folk,
IN ALBUMS
We have them in Plush, Leather and
Celluloid. We oan suit you, from
50o, up. Call and see them at
G. A. D E D Y Y 1 A Ni' S Fancy BGeooden Store,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
800THERN EXTENSION W. 0, & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
GoaNs Sonou. Goalies Nonme,
Sapless.,,... 7:18 8,51. Mail 2:10 pan
nixed 2:45 am ,+ Express .....,10:17 pan
road Reb35 Pins.
A ahiel's amaug ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll preut it.
DECaI:RER.
SER war news on page 6 of this isane.
SCHOOL Board Friday evening of this
week.
Das stove wood has been selling at $2
per cord.
AN enamel sign adjuster did the town
one day last week.
Limo bathes have been budding, owing
to the mild weather.
Mo ucteaa nomination day Friday, 22nd
inst., this year owing to Ohristmas 00m-
ing on Monday.
FLORET of snow on Saturday followed
by occasional light showers of the beauti-
ful on Sunday and Monday.
LAST Tuesday Meters. Baeker & Van•
atone shipped a oar of hogs from Broasels
and another car from Belgrave.
RIMERS. BABEERR & VANevoNR shipped a
bog in last weeks shipment that scaled
560. It shrunk 20 pounds in Ito weight
between Brussels and Toronto.
THE Grand Trunk will issue return
tickets to the Proviaaial Fat Stook and
Dairy Show, to be held at London on
Dec. 11-15 at single fate, good to come
home on 16911,
THERE are boys in Brtteseis who play
"le pokey" from the Pnblio school. The
eohool Board and Truant Officer sboald
limber np on this matter. These days
will never game bank bola. 8
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al Roller Mill, although possessed a a h
water wheel, has been compelled to ran j
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Gen. BEST shipped a oar of bogs on
Monday.
THERE was no Division Court held
Tuesday last.
No wt:Amon of ofiioers in Court Prin.
0589 Alexandria at next meeting,
A DaDlcnop party was held in the Town
Hall on Friday evening of last week
by a number of young people.
Oun business men are preparing for
Obrietmas. Read the advertisements
and then gall on those who invite you.
Samoa easels of soarlet fever among
the children in the village yet. Coe
should be taken in the days of recovery.
SOME weather prophets prediat au
open, very opeo Winter. This may be
one reason why it should be a regular,
doable twisted, ring tailed snorter.
THE Ladies' Aid will hold the 2nd
Quarterly Tea between Nmne and the
New Year in the school room of the
Methodist church. A good time is
promised.
THE G. T. It, is dropping off a hand on
eaob section for the Winter months, thus
making two men cover the ground usually
oared for three. We suppose they think
economy is wealth, not always.
BRUSSELS factory sold their September
and October make of cheese ab lld cents
per ported. It was shipped along with
that from Belgrave faabory on Monday,
from oar station, by W. W. Harris.
A REGULAR blizzard on Tuesday and a
good deal of snow has fallen, Alf.
Beaker got out hie snow plow and olear.
ed the sidewalks in doe style, makiog it
much more pleasant for foot passengers.
AT the A. 0, U. W. last Friday even-
ing the following program was given :—
Address, by Postmaster Farrow : read-
ing, by W, H. MoOraoken ; reading, by
D, Strubb ; song, by W. H. Herr ; read•
ing, by H. McCrae. At bus next meeting,
wbioh will be Deo, 15th, nomination of
officers will be one item on the busiueae
program.
M. H. MOORS, V. S., and Mr. Hewitt
have perohaeed the brink church on John
treat and are making it into a modern
table and will go into the porohase of
orgies on an extensive settle. The boiid•
ng will make a flue stab e. $200 was the
gars paid, W. F. Vanstone being t
0rmer owner. Mr. Hewitt is a brothe
u•law to Dae. Moore end bas been in t
orae bneinesefor some years.
TURKEYS GALORR•—Up to last Satn:d
vening about 10 ton of drew«ed ponitr
mostly turkeys, were shipped from Btu
els in the one week. This week t
battle continues. J. G. Jones, of Exete
s the buyer. A dozen mao were at wo
very day killing, dressing pecking, ebi
ing, &o. The average price paid is
ante live weight, and even then some
be sellers load op the birds with gra
ntil their "orop" is almost ready
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LATE WAR News,—The British lost 7
fined, 309 wounded and 10 missing, 45
a all at the Modder River battle. -0
anadian boys, accompanied by t11
nstraliao forces has been sent on to D
ar to reinforce Gen: Methuen if nese
cry, One of the Canadians, a Frenab
an, died on the voyage of heart failar
nd another had bis lea broken, -20
arses were drowned in the wreok of
ritish transport.—Large Boer force
e gathered at Oalenso and Ladys oitl
he bombardment of the latter has bee
r hot. —
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oleneo.
OBIT,—After a short illness of one
res days Mrs, Marion Cooper, formerl
Brneoels, died of heart disease at t
me of bar eon, Robert Cooper, Olin
n, on Thursday of last week at bbe ag years. The subject of this notic
as a kind, sympathising old lady
epeoted by ell who knew her. Sb
d lived in Brussels For a number o
ars, only going to live in Clinton tbre
oaths ago with .her son. The family
vs' the sympathy of the community i
air sadness. Three sons and on
righter survive, viz„ Jas„ of Brnasele
o., of Ohioago ; Robert, of Clinton
d Mrs. 0. H. Sahneider, of Por
uron, They were ell the funeral
9. Jae. Cooper and Miss Violet and
bailie and Alex, Bird and sister, Mise
zzie, also attended,
THE Y. P, S. 0. E. of Melville thumb
ve a social on Monday evening Met
d a most enjoyable and ioetruotive
nine was spent. The Lesson in
mist* by Inapeotor Robb wee extra
e. About $28.00 was contributed to
Missionary fund, The following
care were elected for the ensuing
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resident, G. F. Blair ;
Me President, Mrs. G. A. Deadman ;
So.•Seoratary, J. H, Cameron ;
or.•S5aretary, Mies Mary Itoee ;
55850 er, Fred. Wilson ;
rganist, Mise Jessie McLaaohlin
onvonor mesio com,, Prof. Hawkins ;
ollectors, F. Smibb, W. Halpenny ;
there, Fred. Wilson, Jae. Shaw ;
layer meeting oommibtee: —G, A,
Aman, Miss Forbes, Miss Sinclair.
ookoat committee.—Jas, Fox, 5Uos
zie Rose, Mies Irwin,
issionary committee,—Mies Mary
8, klieg Annie Ross, A, M. Mol<ay, J.
Cameron,
ooiel committee,—Mle555 Roberton,
th MaLauohljn, Jennie MoArthnr,
ere. Matheson, Roes and Dunford.
ower oommittee,—Misses Minnie
art, Lizzie Moi auohlin, lldaggie
ougall, Sarah Portes.
ing the evening refreobments were
ed by the young people,
y steam eo far, whiob means a big ex-
pense to W. F. Stewart, the proprietor,
THE County Board of Examiners will
meet at Goderiob on Saturday, 28rd Inst,,
to consider the resnite of the Model
Sobool nominations. Inspectors Robb
and Tom and Messrs. Cameron and
Beckett constitute the Board. Geo.
Baird is Secretary.
ALEx. MoLENNAN has disposed of bio
plot of land at the head of John street,
Brussels, to Tboe. Niohols, of Ohioelhuret,
Huron 0o. The letter will move here
this Winter and will cultivate the land
and work at his trade as well. He is a
painter. Mrs. Niohole is a daughter to
Jas. Shaw, of Brussels.
A YOUNG man named Sinclair, of Grey,
was brought before Reeve Baeker on
Saturday evening for using profane
language on the street and fined 35.00
and costs. Constable MoLanohlin laid
the obarge. If some of the residents of
Brussels were snapped for the same of-
fence it would serve them right.
O0RLERe.—The Loaknow Sentinel belle
of bright proepeote for the coming oarliog
season in the Sepoy town and says there
is also an agitation on foot, with every
indication
of saccate, to eeaure a valuable
cap or tankard to be competed for an-
nually in Luoknow by all the olabs in the
district, including Goderiob, Walkerton,
Kincardine, Wiagham, Brussels, Wrox.
ster, Clinton and Laoknow.
AN additional gnire is added again this
week to THE Pose circulation. We are
"getting there" beautifully and we thank
many people for kindly recognition.
During the past few weeks several people
have called, or written, and ordered THE
POST 50 be seat for a year to absent
friends es a Christmas gift. It only
takee $I to have it go to the close of
1900 and it is as good if not better tbaa
many of the Iettere you sometimes write.
Try the plan and see what the folk away
from home will say about it.
VERY SnsiouoLs HURT,—On Than -
day of last week, about 4 o'clock, Albert
Goatee, brother-in•law to D. McMillan,
1051 eon., of Grey, and nepbew to Mr.
Coates, of the 13511 non., of Grey, was
feeding a straw cutter, run by a steam
engine, filling a situ, on his farm at
Kinburn. The blower was choking up
go Mr. Coates got up on the machine to
free it when hie pant leg, near the thigh
got caught in a split key in a revolving
Shaft and wound away until the orating
and gnashing reaohed nearly half way to
Jain shoulder. He caught the board that
guards the knives and it gave way earls.
ing him to fall on the drive belt which
was thrown off by his weight thereby
Stopping the maohiue. The terribly
injured man wee able to wails to the
holies, 16 or 20 rods distant, accompanied
by Mrs. Ooetee who was at bend when
the aeoident took plane. Three doobors
were got as SOan s(5 poesible and the
patient wen put under oltloroform and
kept there for 2i hours, 125 stitobss being
Toned necessary, A portion of his bowels
protruded through some of the tears, D.
MoMillan and W. Mep'adzeen drove Out
Friday night to see him and they report
him to be a very badly injured men but
With a fighting ohabee for his lite owing
to his good health and correct habits.
We are sorry to Boar that erysipelas bas
set in but we hope he Will Soon be all
right.
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55555581 ed who smashed the plate glues
et Fox's drug etore.
FeNax poultry breading is corning to
the front in Brewton' aid the Poultry
and Fell 5110 WO Will be bettered by the
andert511i ng.
Tamil will bo a large number of
°haugesin East Huron wheel teachers
next year owing to the cancellation of
third•alaee oertifioates.
POSTMASTER FARROW, who le au eatht3Si.
actio bowler, is lilting up a rink on hie
own premises', adjoining the Town Hall,
preparatory to opening al next Beason.
713(8 $T050—Meaara. lstvaa b Linea
have a floe, varied and well•flniehod Stook
of cutters at their show room ready for
the Winter, rand they. ask a visit from
every intending buyer before orders are
planed any place alae. 'This firm also
has a number of bobsleighs abent com
plated, Tbsy gaarautee all their work.
itieaars. Ewan & Innes are e'en agents
for a harness drm, carrying a stook at
their show room,
AN Indian, squaw and youngster from
Munoey reserve were in town la'lt Met.
clay on a begging tour. The Indian was
soliciting aid for WS sister who wee ill,
be said she was a widow, and the squaw
told her story that she was trying to help
her husband, a delicate man, who was
unable to work. It ie no kindue s to
help people who wilfully go out to mit•
lead and deliberately lie their the y
through to make a soft living.
Bora FINED.—The oases against 0.
Zilliax and Strettou Bros. for selling
liquor to minora came up before A.
Hunter and W. H. Herr, J. P.s, last
Saturday afternoon, in the office of the
former, Only one witness was beard
besides the hotel teen and a find of $10
and poste was imposed in eaob instance.
Lawyer Sinclair argued for &Lr. Zilliax
that be could not be fined, owing to 0115.
of the items in the rules and regu'ations
from the License Commissioners to the
hotel keepers setting out the age of
ntj0or5 to be 18 years Mailed of 21, as
the law now etande, the amendment to
the Section being overlooked in the pre-
paration of said rules. lie also disputed
Ioopeobor Miner's right to act as prose.
eater for the above reason. The age of
the person purchasing the liquor was
ascertained to be 17, his 18th birthday
being next March.
BOWLERS AND C tamen5.—Leet Friday
evening it meeting of members of Bras.
eels Bowling Olub and those interested
in onrling was held at the Amerioan
Hotel, President Robb in the their. The
Treasurer's statement showed the re.
oelpts to be $20 fee members' fees and
86.50 for a competition among new
players, making a total of $26.50. Ex.
peaditnre, 319.90, leaving a balance of
6 60 The pair of bowie won by Geo.
resin wile presented. A long and full
isonesi05 followed relative to the 5nr•
base of e. lot lying along the Meet.
and, corner of Ternberry and William
treats, owned by Geo. Beaker, for the
urposee of bowling, curling, tennis, &o.
committee consisting of J. A. Gordon
nd A. Couslsy was appointed to secure
nformatiou as to lot, that of fitting up
o8 &e., and report at a meeting on Tnes•
ay evening, but owing to the storm no
meeting was held. The intention is to
tilize the plot for bowling and tennis in
be Summer and have it tnrned into an
pen rink in the Winter for purling, skat•
ng,and hookey, if all the arrangements
an be carried oat,
MONEY on Youa LIFE.—Monday's Tor-
nio Daily Globe gives the following
hrilling account of es attempt to
arglarize the home of Bir. Thetford, a
Family in Toronto, known to a number of
rasselitee :—W. H. Thetford, of 237
ufferin street, was awakened at L o'clock
eaterday morning by the muzzle of a
evolver, wbioh was being polled into hie
w. Mr. Thetford opened his eyes and
aw bending over him a bad looking man
earing a slouch hat, the brim of which
as pulled down over his eyes,and bold.
g alarge revolver in close proximity
Mr. Thetford's bead. The man de.
tended money, and Mr. Thetford denied
avingan
The man n ofnt
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that
r. Thetford was living in a well•furni•
ed house and that therefore he mast
eve money. Theo he searched 114s.
hetford's clothing, and finding nothing
e banked oat of the room, threatening
shoot Mr. Thetford if he stirred. The
an visited another room, woke Mrs.
betford, and asked her fur money. She
so deolared that there was no money in
e house. While this oonveraation was
ing Oa5ried on, young Mr. Thetford, a
d of twenty years, heard it, and raising
e bedroom window quietly jumped out.
Bali alighted don the e res a e'
gravel sixteen g t iter
low,and
began anEo811005
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atoman nearby in the oarpet fetory,
and him, and telephooed for the polies.
The burglars, for an assistant of the man
o wanted money was keeping guard on
e steers, also heard him, and they ran
t of the house by a rear door. They
peened to peva young Thetford, who
one of them with a board, but they
th got away. The burglars gained
trance to the bones by fording a rear
ndow with a spade. They got away
111 an overcoat and a gold locket,
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Business Loca'Is.
C1511 for bides and sheep shins.
A. 0011R1E, Brussels.
Sew gumming done in first.olaae style
by F. Adams, Mill street, Brussels.
0oo/yooTAELE house, with seven good
rooms, to rent. Apply to R•. Leatberdale.
Woon,—Parsons regniring wood ehonld
apply to Barthel Burk, Mill street,
Brueaels.
HI1E8 WANTED. --Wm. Blaeblill is pre-
pared to pay the highest cash price for
hides. Gall and see him.
5Aw5ILINe done on short notice by an
experienoed band. Satiefttotion paean -
teed. HUGH WILLteete, Brunets.
FROM present date until Jan. 1st, 1900,
we are giving then with every doz. cab-
inet photos„ a first.olass hand worked
crayon portrait. Work done by oar.
selves. Now is your chance. E, Hem,
artist, Stratton Block.
WANTED.—One ton ()boleti roll butter
weekly, Price 20o, ,Also any quantity
of dried applee and fowl. We pay oath
for butter. If yon have not a plaid or
homespun shirt you're not in it. Our
range of dross goods, jackets and for are
not impend, G. E.1i1Nc, Wingham,
GENTS, I wish you to know that I do
choice taw demisting and no other at dif.
Permit prices socording to state of saw.
I with you to know there le to be no dif.
tering, dickering, bantering or grumbling,
concerning prices whether bargain is
closed or not. Yonre for business, T.
McGregor, Saw Grimmer and Filer,
Brnetols, On learn,
llPt(il C111;11F11.
Fib, John's S, S, entertainment will he
held bebweau Christmas' earl New Years.
Next Subbatb evening the Epworth
Longue topic will be "Teach lee to pray."
"Our own ahutch ; the old Century end
the New" will be next Sabbath's topic at
Melville Endeavor,
11rv, G. H. Gobblediek, B, D„ of Glen.
000, will praanh am.ivorsary :.,r':.".'4 in
Brtlauete .letlto,iiet ahnroit se, pebbalh
1111.1: hat,
We bad a pioasent pail on Monday
from Rev. 0, Ballantyne, of 11Toleeworth,
Iia had been preaching in Walton on
Sabbath,
"Oheortul Giving" will be next Bab.
bath's International Sabbath School les.
sln. See notes on it in Tint Pose. They
may do both pupils and beaobera good.
The anneal meeting of the Ladies' Aid
of the Methodist ohurob was held in the
ahurab on Tuesday afternoon of this
week. Mrs. W. F. Stewart was re•eloobed
President ; Mrs. 3. 3. Gilpin, Secretary ;
and Mrs, R. Leatherdale, Treasurer.
ibielvilis Sabbath school propose hold.
ing u 'nesting to wbiob the parents of the
papile will be invited to disease vari,ue
matters of interest to both home awl
school. The idea is a firat•olase one awl
oan hardly fail to accomplish good if the
parents attend.
A meeting of Bruoaele Branch Bible
Society Direotore was held Saturday
afternoon to appoint colleotore for tbie
year. The books will he handed to the
respective parties who are naked to
ooniplete the work, not Inter tlbu, Jana•
cry 15, earlier if eOnvenient and rrturn to
W. H. Herr, Treasurer.
Last Sunday Rev, 83r. Abey'a
text et the morning service in S', John's'
obureh was Rommel 18 and 12, "The
night to far spent, the day is at hand."
In the evening St. John 1 and 9 was the
Soriptare chosen :—"That was the brae
Light, &c." Rev. Mr, Abey is a praoti.
nal demonebrator of the Truth.
Laaxoaa,-4, Leobare will be given in
Melville (Month on Monday evening 18th
iust., on a Trip to Niagara Falls, Clifton
Springs, 4oatkio's Glen and other places
by Rev. Messrs. Anderson, of Wroxeter,
and Rose, of Brussels. It will be illus•
traced by over 50 fine stereopti,nu elides
taken by the above mentioned reverend
gentlemen during their holiday visit last
Summer.
Miseioaary service was held in St,
John's church on Tumidity evening. The
rentor, Rev, G. J. Abey oonduoted the
service taking for hie text Romana 10,
p art of 14 and 15 verses, "Haw thea shall
they call on him in whom they have not
believed 7 How shall they b,lieve in
him of whom they have not heard 7
Howsent ?shall they hear without a preacher 7
Stow shall they preach except they be
Rev. Jno. Roes, B. A., preached two
floe disaonrses last Sabbath, St. John 12
and 32 was the morning text, "And I, if
I be lifted np from the earth, will draw
all men onto ms." 1. The Places' from
which Obrist will draw men, (1) Solitary ;
(2) Self oboseu ; (3) Oonspiaaoo.e. II,
The Power by wbioh Ohrist will draw,
(1) Personal ; (2) Spiritual ; (3) Per.
suasive ; (4) Matchless ; (5) Beaefioent ;
(0) Universal, “Evil Allienaee," Joshua
10 23 was the evening topic. We ehonld
refrain from Alliaooes (I) With Evil
Persons ; (2) As oompanioos ; (8) As
matrimonial partnere. II, With Evil
Enterptisee, (1) Business pursuits ; (2)
Political affiliations ; (8) Sooial engage-
ments. III, Evil Preebioes. Fruit
should be borne from these discourses.
Sabbath morning last the pastor preach •
ed a sermon to the young people of the
Methodist church. He took two passages
of Soripture, Isaiah 81 and 8, "A high-
way anal' bo there and a Way" ; and St.
John 14 and 6, "Jesussaid Jam the Way."
The loam.' were drawn from the new
cement weeks put down in town last
Summer and spirituslized as follows
(1) It was a needed way ; (8) Wee pro.
vidsd ; (3) Well 'aid ; (4) is Eaay, Olean
and safe way ; (5) A w•,y for children ;
(6) It is ample ; (7) A direct way ; (8) A
restore.(9)
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Non ; (10) It oast a goad deal and eaori•
fine had to be made ; (11) It was made
by interaeseion ; (12) It ie the only way.
The praise service was as-iated by the
excellent orobeetra of the school compos•
ed of nine instruments, H. L, Jaokson,
Ooudaotor,
In addition to the lesson in the M•tho-
dist Sabbath School lest Sabbath Miss
Jnlia Sharp, and Mies Lizzie Sample
sang most appropriate solos ; Mise Nora
Maunders gave a fine recitation entitled
"Ioasmuoh" ; and a 0Bleoti0n by the
orchestra, Tho Monthly Missionary
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eoileotien was taken amounting to 85.88.
In a year's record of Ray. R, Paul's
Bible class in tbie eobool the report was
given on Sunday. DDSs Teenie Sample
attended 60 Sabbaths ; Mise Mary Beattie
49 1 Eli Smith 48 ; Will. Stewart 41. In
connection with the 20th Century Fund
it is the intention of odboera and teachers
to plane the name of every pupil on the
Historic Boll by the oontribnbion of 31.00,
per pupil. The various damsel' are Beek.
ing ways and means of raising the
amount neoeesaary, the work to be coni
plated by October 1900.
"The crime of misleading the young,"
wag Rev, J. Holmes' theme last Sabbath
evening from which be preaohbd a rods•
ing sermon that found a hearty response
in the large and attentive congregation.
His text was kat. Matt. 18:6 and 7. He
said Christ planed a high value on child-
hood and tboee who adopt any other
standard Sin against God and humanity.
It is a grime to mislead the youth in the
very nature of the oath, (1) Because they
lank experience ; (2) Beoauee the realm.
sibilitjf largely oornes bank on the de.
grader ; (8) Because evil habits are
goiokly formed ; (4) Because of faille
standards of happiness. How is it that
trouble and dishonor come to so many 7
(1) By lack of consideration of those who
are related to them in public affaire ; (2)
By forgetting that the epithet gentleness
and forbearance develop the beet in
character ; (8) By inconsiderate nee of
liberty, The gravitation in toward the
cradle, the delicate and the needy in
every home but in the world it is oppo.
site ; (4) Failure to rightly appreciate
oommereial relations. It to ignoble to
mislead, ib is inhuman. How oan we aid
in Ole matter 7 Lift up virtue 1 frown
down vice; administer law. It is the
duty of the offioeta of the community to
see to the thanking of the tide of evil and
parents should be alive to their duty.
The sermon woo oonoludsd by a ringing
appeal along the lines indicated and those
who noinoided with the sermon wero
asked to stand. The congregation rose
en meth and the pastor thanked the
people. Hot shot was dealt to offendere
Of law ; to mon who lead people antral
ST.4JVD4.RD 8,.1Nes" OF Cid.N,.11.4,
33iG0`,6.H:C,S518500513) 1.0072.
HEAL) OPFIOS, ^ TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID 'UP (One Million Dollars) . - .31,000,000
RESERVE FUND
3000,000
Agencies in ail principal points
1inn� �rOntario, Quebeoo,,b3•fr.onito55a, 'United States c6 Ragland,
A General Banking Bneineee Transacted, Farmers' Notes( Ditoounted,
Drafts Ruined and Oolleotlone made on all pointe,
SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT,
Internet allowed on deposits of 31,00 and upwards,
5rEOIAI, ATTENTION OMEN TO THE COMMOTION Op' FARDnERe' BALE Noros.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe,
3, N. GORDON, AMTINO AaEN7•,
by their example ; to people who don't
do their duty ; and some poiutere were
given as to procedure necessary to pat a
atop to Belling liquor and cigarettes] to
minora, Next Sabbath evening the
Temperance line will be oonline ed
'•Temptations" being the topio,
isoR,EST.
THOU.—To East Wawanoah, 00 Nov.
255h, the wife of Mr. Wm. Thom of
a eon.
a2an.
Roes,—In Wfngbam, on Nov. 26th, Bella,
beloved wife of Thos'. H. Rose, aged
41 years,
NETTERvIELn,—In Lower Wingham, on
Nov, 26th, John Netterfield, aged
66 years.
Coopoi.—Io Clinton, on Nov. 30, Mrs.
Marion Cooper, mother of James
Cooper, Brussels, aged 80 yearn.
PRooron.—In Morrie, on Deo, 2nd, Chas.
Proctor, aged 77 years and 2 mantles,
13.V'CT201,7* SAS,E-
TUESDAY, DEO. INTH,—Farm stook, &c.
Lots 82 and 88, non. 18, Grey. Sale un•
reserved, at 1 o'olook. Wm. 0, Dowding,
Prop. F. S. Scott, Auo,
THuxsn.T, DES. 14th,--Ohoioe selected
stook, at McCormick's Hotel, Dungannon.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook. M. J. Wil.
limns, prop. ; F. S. Scott, ano.
Bermmm, DEO. 16.—Household furniture,
&o., at Ethel. Sale, unreserved, ab 1
o'olook, Mrs, W. Elliott, proprietress ;
F. S. Scott, anotiooeer,
WEDNESDAY, DEO. 205b. --Farm stook,
implements, &c., at Lot 10, Con. 14, Mo.
Rillop. Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook,
The farm is also offered for sale or to rent.
Jae. Campbell, prop. ; F. S. Scott, apo.
13RV•SS332,s ^z¢a1Zg3sY2'S,
Fall Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls ..
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes (per bus)
Apples (per bbl)
Hay per ton
Hjdea trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, eaob
Lamb skins each
Hogs, Live
Hoge, Dressed
Wool
60
85
54
24
14
14
4 00
25
1 25
6 00
7
6
1 00
30
26
4 00
4 75
8
68
87
66
25
16
15
4 59
26
2 00
7 00
5
70
65
25
4 00
5 00
13
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
GENEnen servant wanted at ones.
Apply to DR, TWEDDLE, Brussels.
DRIVER FOR BALE.—A large driver,
works well as a third horse. Apggly to
D. FORRE800, Walton.
FOOT BALL lost in Brussels on Tuesday
Jost. Finder w111 oblige by leaving it at Tu
Poem Publishing House.
Creed lost from watobguard, form of
hammer. Pinder will be rewarded by leav-
ing it with 8. T. PLUM. Brussels.
THE PEOPLE'S COLElIiIi%
MAPLE LEAF CROPPER,
large size, for sale. almost new and
in good working order. For further partic-
ulars ,
Blare es' to price, �o, apply at VIE POST,
r rpy P s
Brussels.
'
PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
against negotiatiog any of the follow-
ieg notes drawn in my favor, as they were
lost last Spring and payment Stopppe
McDougall, Jiro, Sherrie, Alex, McNeill and
V. Gramm, S. BDR15IS, Brussels,
WOOD WANTED.
We ars prepared to make contracts for
1000 porde of hard and soft wood, to be de-
livered at the Brussels Balt Works. Par-
tioulaTanyOOhad
M No SALT 00MPANY,
A HUNTER, LICENSED ATJO-
fencoof over 14 years, seut for and County.
nows dge Exp
P who
to 8e/1 to, Will guarantee satisfaction. If
you want to sell or buy a farm call oat mo.
Money to loan at 41 per tient,
YOUNG BULL STRAYED
from Ener 1 Lot 3, Con, 4, Grey, on or
about Jame let iced 10 color, with horns
partly burned with caustic and ring fu right
ear when he loft' Any information leading
to 1115 reoov0ry will be rewarded.
DONALD MoDONALD,
or THE Pon Jamestown P. 0,
PIANO FOR SALE.
•
$450,00 Beautiful Cabinet Grand Upright
2Plano, largo size; Hungarian Waluttt ease ;
M
boat make •fuuebllyboguar5010auby
tae7)d ;
,only8thto in neclosee
monthe. 00
out an utak). Plano can b0 bought very
ohoap. Cash or time. For full partionlars
address P, 0, Box129, Bruaaels, 21.3
tIEATH.ER RENOVATING.—
Edward Mole, who has had 4 years
experience in the business, is prepared t0
attend to the wants Of th o public in feather
bed reneveting and disinfecting Satiefao-
tion assured. Will call for or return beds to
suit the entailers, The work should be
attended to before weather gets toe tavern,
'liar furter particulars apply at the Elec.
trio Light Worao,Brussole, 21-4.
FOR SALE IN max, VIL--
Elliott A nous sbing of e10 eo ld1 brick 1loum,
with t�ramo kitchen and woodshed. 0004
stable and 1 acro of land all in first-olaee
condition, If 865 5010 will be routed. Poe,
session at any time. Por paltioularoapply
t0 Wet, Sennett, Etliai; ALitx, PArTERaoN,
Galt ; tee ns(,MoJGEsvaY,Mt,Porost, 2atf
REAL ESTATE:.
JJ1ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
ileroigned offers bee farm, }gest Half
Lot No. 10, 00u, 4, Grey, containing GO 9.,cre8,
more or less, Por particulars as to price
and terms apply to
Brussels P. 06073. ROB on the promises,
rARbi BOB SALE.—BEING
Lot 7, Oon. 74, Gray, containing 100
haluuoe bush oFrame hon t 5, largo barn with
stone stabling, orchard, good farms, dm. All
seeded to grass. 31 allies from Brussels, a
good market town. Dosireb/o farm for
time, either stook further aparticularsiB apply atany
or
write STHP}1EN LAMB, Prop,
14.0,11 . Sealortll,
1 ARM FOR SALE, -150 ACRES
A. of the NorthConsisting
of Lot 80, DoSouth and
SWears.
nosh, This le au ezooilenbstock farm,being
well supplied with good Spring water, It IS
situated about a melee from the thriving VII.
Inge of Blyth. A largo part of itis Hader
grass. Buildings and terms are in a fair
state of repair. 12asy terms of payment will
be given, liar all information apply to
11-tf G. P. BLAIR, Banister, Brnsselo,
'DEREMPTORY SALE OF A
Cool l=eant.—Tho "Whtto farm," lot 7,
can. 2, Grey, 300 acres, 111111108 from James -
will of (gravel late ownerr, Goobe d buil tinge the
chard and never failing water supply, Tho
laud is clean and in good state of oulthmtlon,
8 sores of Fall wheat now in. Thie;Ia a de-
sirable propeto rty and a ebony bargain clan be
had,
JOHN
asisBos8to A. ITUNTERreWHITE,Jamestown,tr. 1j
I,1INE FARM FOR SALE.—j3E-
1170 Lot 29, N 1 Oon, 5, Morris township,
containing 98 acme of first -plass land, There
is a house, barn, enema and good ware.
house, and farm is well fenoed. There are
85 scree in L'a11 wheat ; 15 urea in hay and
95 acroe pasture, Possession could be given
at once, Farm adjoins the village oiBrus-
sels, Por further particulars as torice,
terms, R
c. lit
w e 10 JA
Ail.
B LIVi top
rice,
M, P„ Batton. 22-tt '
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE,—
farms for sale atrensonaned bleor two orioes. The lotacre
aro Nos. 10 and 11 Oon. 0 (Stumbles), the
eideroad between them. Good brick house
lot 10 arn on Orobarga and all oneeeseary barns
iencea. Well watered and suitable for grain
ar grazing. 100 acres now in grass. Will be
sold either separate or together to suit pur-
chaser. Terms of payment reasonable. Im-
mediate possession, For further particulars
aEl. L.1)IINJOSEPH, Iiarrriisterr,rWiashmo, 1t!
DEG, 7, 1599
XMAS
COMING
Little more then two weeks' to
make your Beleclions, Why pot do it
wbon stooks are at their beat 1 This'
week finds our stools all opened up and in
good shape for inspection. Do not be
afraid to make amnperleon, We invite it,
Here's' a few of our linos :—
Toys—An imminent line in ell iron.
Garcon of all kinds.
Bootie—The beet aolleotios we bays ever
had, inolnding Picture and Toy
Books, Prayer Books and Bibles,
liymn Books and Hymned!' ; Henrys
Boosts, n Bae line for boys at 40a ;
the Altemue series in beautifully
Cdsoordateanada,d 00.50re$1,00, at 85o 1 a fine line
of Poste ; Chatterbox, 90o ; Young
Celluloid Goods—Io great variety.
Photo, Albums—In Celluloid, Leather
and Plush.
Purses—From 6o up to $2.00.
Perfumes—Very choice, all prises up to
peot
Jardoue$8,50res erNjoelybtle, band painted and
very suitable for Xmas Gifts, 36o.
Don't forget the fact that we ere bead-
quarters for elanta•Clans needs, at
Fox's Drug Store.
HtI RAILWAY
rsirsr�M�
Provincial Fat Stock
and Dairy Show,
LONDON, ONT,
Dec, 71 to 75 Inclusive, 1899
Retnr0 Tickets at
SINGLE FIRST.CLASS FARE
from allie ntiouenn Ontario, Megaton and
West,
stations Ainn Ontario, Toronto, West from
North. Tiolcots valid reterulue from Lon.
don 011 or before December 185h, 1888.
For Judges and Exhibitors
Return Tickets will be issued at Bingle
First -Class Pero for round trip, on Doc, 7th
to 15t11, inclusive,ou surrender of Oertiiloate
signed by Mn. P, W. Ronson. Valid to re-
turn ou or before 18th Doo„ 1888•
Tickets and all information. from Agents
Grand. Trunk Railway System.
R. T. SUTTON, Agent, Brussels.
Winter fl'erin Opens Jan.2
CENTRAL
,i5trt t 'hr i.Or„f,
First in popularity ; first in genuibe
merit. taeWrite today for our beaotti•
fel oetalogue. It gives full pnrtioulare.
We have a staff of nine male teachers,
59..1, ELLIOTT. Principal,
!1lla Blly
Well John, how did you do this
year
Jolill Ceuinnu Souse,
I salted away $600.
WILLI.�l,M—
Whzy John, you diel well, how did
you manage $
JOHN—
I bought all my goods froin .2.
SJIfl'TH, of Brussels, for Cash. I
saved X50 on that alone. He does
sell cheap, he sells Foods at about
half their real value.
WILLIJI31--
I am going to stop bayini at a
Credit Store right now. When you
buy in a Credit Store yozc pay for
f or
your Own goods and also for your
Never -jay N'eighbors'.