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-Happy New 'Year,
G. A. DFtADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, tiro.
S e`FliitlTRUNK RAILWAY.
OISTHEEN EXTENSION W. G. & n.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
zed South, as follows :
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MaB axe, Mixed Bele a.m.
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A ahtel's amang ye taken' notes,
An' faith he'llprent it.
WRITE 1894 now.
Oov, OIL meeting next Monday evening.
BEUSBELS:. Behoot Board meets on Fri-
day evening bf next week.
Youleo Alen's Liberal Glob will 'twee on
Friday evening of this week,
RorAL Templars of Temperance next
Tuesday evening. Special business.
Two "tourists" ocoupied the "freezer"
at the Town Hall one night last week.
War. Mxnce and Thos. Bloomfield pur-
pose going into the gathering and ship-.
plug of ashes.
A. amatese maker from Holstein was
in Brussels last week prospecting ad to
the advisability of purchasing a business
here.
PROP. IIAwSiie officiated ae aocompan-
1st for Jae Fax at the Nora Clench con.
cert in Wingbam on Thursday evening,
of last week.
E. W. MEIsonlleft Brussels for Regina,
N. W. T., on Tbursday where be gone to
start a new Ronald steam fire engine pur-
chased hy this Weetern metropolis.
Tremas.—D. Denman desires to return
his beat thanks for the donation received
from e. number of Brneeelitee to help
him in his recant lose sustained from
fire.
')m Nigbtingale insurance ease. is be-
ing heard in Goderioli this week. W. ea..
Sinclair, R. L. Taylor, Miss Lizzie Wil-
son, D. Ewan, Jae. Walker, W, 1i. 14e•
°reckon, B. Gerry, F. B. Soott, Jno.
Tait, 8. J. Vincent, A. I. McColl, Geo.
Basher, S. Wilton, D. Lowry and others
are in attendance,
WEDDING invitations are out for the
nuptials of P. D. Ifeleinnoo, of Winni-
peg, Man., a former well-known resident
of this locality, and Mise Pauline, dangb-
ter of James Oliver, of Toronto, formerly
of Brussels. The ceremony will be per-
formed at tbe residence of Zoo. Leckie,
Earl street, Toronto, on Tuesday evening,
16th.iuet. Mrs. Leckie and Miss Oliver
are Sisters.
HIND Wosos.—A subscriber from Mani.
lobe, in remitting his eobaoription to
TEE POST for 1894, writes, "I moat say I
like THE POST better every time I see it,
in fact it ie as good ae a letter from
home." Another writing from Detroit
says :—"This being the tithe of the year
we remember our friends, I will not. for-
get my important friend, Tam Pose, eo
will renew mysubscription for 1894.
Enclosed please find posloSice order for
91.60."
Berme Scsoox, ENTERTAINITENT.—Last
Friday evening an entertainment was
held in the basement of St. John's °hurtle
for the Sunday eohool. The following
program was presented :—Solo, "Why
did the angels take Mamma away," Miss
Lida Crooke ; solo, "Always take
mother's advice," allies Nellie Campbell ;
"Prayer song," Lottta Koenig and Beryl
Pothered ; "Holly song;' Annie end
Beryl Putlend duett, "Rook sebye
baby," Lillian and Violet Cooper ; read-
ing Siias Ganderfoot's dream of Christ -
mac," T. A. Hawkins:; oborus, by five
little girls. Books and confectionery
were distributed to each child at the
close. Superintendent Irwin presided.
The incumbent, seperintendest and
secretary were not 'forgotten in the
present Making.
Oote. —The following notice refers to
the declfose df Aire. Wm. Kay, of Kinear.
dine, referred`to iu last week's nestle t^
"By reference to the deathnotioee in this
paper it will be seen that our esteemed
citizen, Wm. Kay, of the Lighthouse,
mourns the death of his beloved wife and
bis family the lots of a loving mother.
The late Mrs. Wm. Kay was born in
Ayrshire, Scotland, Deo. 18th 1827, came
to Oaneda in 1856, lived'sixteeie years 10
the township of Dumfries, moved to Kin-
cardine in 1861, where she lived until the
day of her death, Deo. 24th. Hose
singular that, orf that very day, a year
ago, Deo. 24th 1802 her little grand-
danghtet died in the lighthouse; the
same day of the month, and the sane
hour of the day, that is at 6:30 p. m.,
lilts, ICey died of heart dropsy. Elbe
suffered more or less for yeare with this
trouble. Language wout'1 fail to convey
a description 02 the cuff ring the patient
passed through in that 1 ,ne, and holy it
was borne with Christi:,.: patience and
fortitude. Having to sit in ben chair
for the lest two months, eometimee get.
ting a little sleep, and eometimee when
elm awoke in peen and agony she would
repeat these beautiful words, "There's a
rast dor the weary." The deceased ` was.
married in the village of Ayr, Deo. 29th,
3843. Had she lived; five days longer she
Weald haw seen bet golden wedding day.
But the will of tile Lord be done, "Shall
not the righteous h judge of all the earth
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do right 9" She wag ready end willing
to go when the Lord called her." --Kin
outline Beetle*.
A D.larierente petty wee bell Oe NeW
Year's evening In the 'reams over the
Standaxd Bank, Alma 00 ye1;3les were/.
iu atbsndailoo,
Azi, the elentioirel Ooalmile will bold
their exalt Meting at 11 it. 1n, on Monday,
15th Met. .County Qounoils meet on
Tuesday, 20rd inst•t at 2 p. m.
038r Branch Agrinultnrel Seolety
annual meeting will be hold in the Town
Heli, brussels, en Thursday of next
week, illi) lust., et 1:80 o'clock,
ANDREW Jonrs'rcN and Jas. Mills. drove
from Stretford to Broseele an Tuesday
and took back with them a young Jersey
buil, purchased by Mr, Mille from G. A,
Pcsdman.
INar LaTtow AND Snl'pan.—On Thurs•
day evebong of this steak the annual in.
etallatlon of the odloore in Brussels lilaa-
oabee Lodge took place after which a
slipper was served In their Hall. James
Mad Leine prepared the spread, A good
mueieel mid literary program was given,
lenemeaxa,'E,—Tho closing Gospel Tem•
potence meeting of the Winter series•
wee held last Sunday afternoon. Inter-
esting addreesee were given by Post-
master Farrow and B. Gerry. N. Large
sang "Where is my boy to.night,i' in
good style, Mise Jeanie MoLauchlin
preeided at the organ.
Lee BnoiEN.—New Year's day 1894
will be remembered by Benny, son of
Geo. Edwarde, of this place, for some
time. He was having some fun with a
companion with a hand sleigh on the ice
in a ditch. He slipped and fell and hie
playmate tumbled en bin breveting his
left leg near the thigh. He was convey.
ed home and the bone set but the little
fellow leas suffered considerable pain
mace with it.
ELso'rror DAY.—Last Monday . was a
very quiet day in Brussels largely owing
to the foot that the Commit and Soleool
Board nominees had been elected by ae,
olamation. A vote was taken however on
the Plebiscite, and Hoose of Refuge, the
latter by open vote. The result of the
days polling was 58 follows :—
Plebiebite, Div. Mo. 1. No. 2. Total.
78 63-139
•31 30— 61
45 83- 78
115 98-213
2 1— 3
113 97 210
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made litre new. 11., Puttee t9 0o, have
the meet acenpotattt we'ke of elle kind in
Canada. `9110 llueet Oehler* can be airtime
ed, all made up, to look like new, They
are known for fine Work,
Mete,.MoOnta ball moved teem Moe
iaearaon`s to the holm formally oconpted
by Wm, Cornish, what she ie prepared
to attend to the wants f the patella in
the oarpet weaving line.
To Tula Papeete—Yo will please accept
our thanke for your patronage during
past year end we promise you during 1894
to eupply yon with the very latest etylee
in photos at reeeonabl living prioee,
H. J. strong, Photographer,.
Pk. 8ataLos, as eminent pbysiaian of
Tennesoeu, Bays . -•-"x regard Ayer.a San-
saparilla as the beet blood -medicine on
earth, and I know of many wonderful
ouree effected by its use, , Pbeeleianw
all over the land have made similar
statements.
WELo-DI°Obit AND nnLING.—George
Birt lino all the neoess ry machinery for
digging and drilling wells and le proper.
ed to attend to ell work entrusted to him
in a Way that will insure satisfaction.
Wella °leaned out and pat in proper'
shape. Terms reasonable. Restdenoe
seamed door north o the bridge, week
side of Turnberry et., russets. 84.1E
BELIEF IN SIX duos,—Distressing
Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in
eix hours by the "Great South American
Kidney Cure," This new remedy ie a.
great surprise and dal get to pbysioians
on account of ite exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part o the urinary pas-
sages in male or female. It relieves
retention of water pain fn passiug it
aiu000t immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by G. A. Deadman, draggiet.
0.0. F. --For the ext three months
special indueementa will be offered by
Court Prinoess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0.
F., Brussels, to any person desiring to
beoonee a member of that Order, the in-
itiation fee being reused during that
time, As this is one o f the leading In.
sonnets and Beoefloi ry. Soeiebies in the
country people should take advantage
of this offer. For fell information ap-
S. 0. S.—The following are the offioe
bearers for Camp Ben Lomond, Sons of
Scotland, No. 81, for the ensuing year :—
Adam Reid, Past Chief ;
John Shaw, Chief;
James McAlpine, Obieftain ;
David Hogg, Chaplain ;
Alexander Strachan, Secretary ;
J. IL Cameron, Treasurer ;
David 0. Rose, Financial Secretary;
William Edgar, Marshal ;
• Angus Lamont, Standard Bearer ;
Wiliam Robb, Senior Guard ;
Robert Nichol, Junior Guard;
Thomas Ballantyne, Piper.
Arrangements are being made for the an.
nual nonacid tabe held in the Town Hall,.
Brussels, on Friday, 26th inst. Mies.
Jessie Alexander, the well-known elecu-
MMonist ; James Fax, Canada's comic
vooalistand'the best local talent will
present a first.olaes program.
SILTED WEDDING.—On Friday evening
of. last week W. F. Stewart and his good
lady celebrated the 25th anniversary of a
matrimonial alliances entered into in the
City of Rooheeter, N. Y., in December,
1868. Ite response to their invitation a
large number of friends assembled at
their commodloue residenee, William
street, and enjoyed a very sachet time.
A splendid repast was partaken of and
ample justice done to the liberal spread.
Mr. and lits. Stewart ware the recipients
of a number of beautiful silver presents,
including a tankard, tea pot, pitoher,
orueb, celery dish, sugar bowl, spoons,
&o., etc. H. L. Jackson and Dr. and
Mrs. Cavauagl, contributed a solo and
duett during the evening. About 11 o'-
clock the gueata departed for their re.
speetive homes after wishing the genial
host and hostess long life and continued
prosperity and thanking them for their
hospitality.
MELVTLLE OHUR=E SUNDAY SoROOD.—
The annual election of offioara and teach-
ers in connection with Melville ohuroh
Sabbath school took place on Tuesday
evening with the following result : —Bev.
J. Roes, B. A., Hon. Superintendent ; A.
Stewart, Superintendent; G. F. Blair,
Ass't Snperinteodent ; A, Roes, Seo'y
Treas.; Jas. Ballantyne, Librarian ;'Wm.
Livingston, Ase't Librarian ; Mies Kate
Wilson, Preoentor ; Mies Jennie, Mo.
Lanohlin, Organist ; se. M. Molloy, D.
Stewart, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Alex. Mo.
Lanohlin, Peter Ferg,ison, Mrs. ,John
Stewart, Mrs. Tnfte, J. 13. Cameron, Miss
Teenie Sinclair, Wm. Taylor, Mise Ella
Innen, Mies McBain, G. F. Blair, Miss
Maggie (Mosley and Mrs. N. M. Richard.
song teachers. The annual entertain-
ment will be held on Tneeday, 23rd inst.
Mrs. IttcLauoblin, Alias Sinclair, G. le.
Blair and A., M. McKay were appointed
to oanvaa the families of the congregation
relative to the regular attendance of
children et the school.
Business Locals.
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ti RAD OFFICE,' .. TORONTG..
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dellara) ., 97,000,009
CAPITAL (Authorized) 99,000,009
"Wm:iec in all pttcipal painte in Otatart°, Quebec, llfanitoba, Vslitea dtatro 38 Eatpictal,
A. Rine, O. R. •
A.KoeNo,F.1.;
W. Bet/ L, 'Pratte..
RUPTUnED AND PREMIUM PEOPLE.—
There are Ruptured people everywbere,
they want the best Truss for the least
money. and to make it convenient for
them, 1 e ill be in heir neighborhood.
There fano doubtth t yon case will be
attended to properly, as I am known
from ocean to ocean on this continent as
a man of rare ability_and skill in the
mechanical line of overcoming rupture
and all deformities o the human frame—
spinal disease, olnb feet, knocked knees,
white swelling. isItvery hard, even in
Europe, New York, a o., to improve' on
goodsmade under mysuperintendenoe in
my factory. • I am a inventor of 27
patents in the different lines of 'Trusses
and orthopedioal appliances, and, if you
wish to have your ease attended
to, would ask you to be on
time, ae I will be 'found as fol-
lows with samples andgoods, as trusses
in all their variety, to take measurements,
eto. Will visit as follows :—Seaforth,
Oommeroial hotel, Monday, nday, Jan. 22, '94;
Clinton, Rattenbury s hotel, Tuesday,
Jan. 23, '94 ; Gode ioh, Albion hotel,
Wednesday,. Jan. 24, 94; Exeter, Com.
menial hotel, Thursday, Jan. 25, '94 ;.
Wiugham, Queen's hotel, Friday, 26,'94;
Brussels, Queen's hotel, 8nturday, Tan.
27,'94. Cies OLuemt,
Surgical Machinist.
255.2 184 King t. West, Toronto.
A General Banking Bueineee Treneaoted, Farmers' Notee Discounted.
Draette Lamed and O011eetions made on all pointe.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on depoeite of 91,00 and upwards from datepf deposit eo date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
• Semen, MensermN.Oxygx TO THE OonzsewxoN or Peewees' SALE Novae.
Every facility afforded Cuetornera living at a dietunee,.
J. A. STEWART, MANAGED,
Gleam—In Wroxeter, on Dee. 5th, 1893,
the wife of Illy. Thos. Gibson, jr. of
a daughter.
Rxceenneow.--In Swift .Onrrent, N. W.
T., on Deo. 18th, the wife of Mr.
Walter Richardson, formerly of
Elms of a son.
STEwauT.-In Grey, on Deo. 31st, 1893,
the wife of Mr. Hugh Stewart of a
daughter.
°ADTEM.—In McKillop, on Deo. 23rd, the
wife of Mr. Joseph Garter of a son.
FAanow COW for male or will exchange
for new calved oow. Apply to
A. Koenig, Brussels.
Go to the old reliable studio for exam.
tonally fine photos.
H. J. Strong, Photographer.
ANe one wishing to get a new saw
filing machine may see what suits them
at A. M. McKay & Co'e. hardware store
Brunets.
Aim one Melling to get e, new saw
filing stand,1 think oan be suited by T.
MoGregor; of Broaeele, Ont. May be
seen at McKay & Co's, hardware store.
YELLowdog skin driving mit loot, on
sidewalk near American Motel, Brussels.
The finder will kindly return to Dr, Me•
Naughton orleave at Tan Posr Publish.
ing House.
A Jaxtroiw thaw is atwayi more pro-
ductive of colds and toughs than . a Jan -
nary freeze. Then Is the time Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral ie needed and proves so
extremely einottofoue. Aek your drug.
gist for it and also for Ay er's Almanac
which ie, free to all.
Iiia ternea that the Soiled and Faded
Garments awe be Gleaned and Dyed to
look tike new. The beet firm to do thie
kind of work ie the old, reliable Parker's
Dye Werke of Toronto, who are well
known everywhere for ,fine work,' well
eniemea, Look up' your goods and give
them to J. G. Shane, agent fon Brussels,
and all orders intrusted to his tare will
'receive prompt attention. •
eeiceeineeeirwe
'I LI fdd 4 °l MIT' ,ZABTICERS,
t S S..LJ "a'-• s ,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FdR11u118S' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY,
aroma Rama' Ospa reasavr.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates, • Interest Corn -
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Menthe of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits,
Wo effect to write Insurance In 'old Rnglisli or Canadian Companies, or In AIIne4
nal Companies as may be desired,
AGENTS POE CANADA AND UNITED STATES : TEE CANADIAN BANE OF CONOMMOE.
to Seo per pound, weighed off oars, and at
490 to deo fed and watered. Stores are
steady at 41e to 49,, and rough at 4a to
4eo per lb.
ToncNTo, Jan. 2nd—Flour, straight role
ler, 92 70 to 92 76; extra, $2 60 to 32 75.
Wbeat—wbite, 5Gee; spring, No 2, 57e;
red winter, 56eo ; goose, 54o ; No 1 Mani.
toba hard, 74o to 77e ; No 2, 72e ; No 8,
66a. Peas—No 2, 51en. Barley -No 1,
430 to 440; feed, 35o to 38e ; oats, No 2,
299a to 30o. Market inactive ; sales—No
1 Man. bard at 78a ;• do, No 2 at71o.
EAST Brzerero, N Y,''Jan 2nd—Cattle—
Fair trade six cars good cattle sold at
94 90 ; one oar at 14 40, and several lots
at 93 15 to 93 60. Sheep and Lambe -13
ears, of which seven oars were Canaries,
market irregular ; good native lambs 94-
60 to 94 80. and one deck at 95 ; most of
the Oanadas sold at 95, and a few very
nice ones a trifle higher, but with heavier
receipts prioee oould not be maintained..
Hoge -10 cars on sale, loo to 15o higher;
the packers were not in the yards today,
but their kind went to out of town
butchers, at 95 00 to 35 75, while York
weight hogs sold at 116 80 to 95 86, and a
few light weight pigs, sorted out, sold at
36, the market closing at noon with a
strong turn to the trade and a few' more
bogs wanted ; rough bogs sold all the
way from $4 '75 to e5 '75, as to quality,
stags selling ae e4 to 94 50,
= o.5mw=Z+S 16l.M=311'86.
Pall Wheat 55 56
Spring Wheat62 55
Barley.,...... 33 86
Peas..... 50 51
0595.....................23 29
Butter, tube and rolls17 18
Eggs per dozen 15 00
Flour par barrel8 00 3 60
Potatoes .. 40 00
Hay per ton........ 0 00 00
Salt per bbI., retail1 00 00
Ylides trimmed3e
Hides rough 3
Sheep skins, each 40 66
Lamb skins each 50 70
Apples per bbl.. 1 00 1.00
Wool 17 18
Pork 6 00 6 25
BAnE—M000w .—At the reotory, Lis•
towel, by Bev. J. F. Parke, on Dee.
0th, Mr. Jas. Barr, second eon of Mr.
0. Barr, Elmo, to Mise, Jane Mo.
Court, of Elam.
RUDDY-13ieDGEs• —At the residenoe 0f'
the bride's parents, on the 27th ult.,
by Rev. T. E. Higley, Mr. Joseph
Buddy, of East Wawanoeb, to Miss
Margaret Brydgee, daughter of Mr.
Thomas Brydges, of Morris.
Muaeitovg—SMALL,—By Rev. -Dr, Wil-
liams, Methodist minister, Mount
Forest, on Monday, Deo. 25th, al the
residence of the bride's father, Mr.
George J. Musgrove, L. D. S., Park.
hill, to Jennie, daugbter of Mc. Geo.
Small, Mount Forest.
Axeaus—HAMILTox.—Al'Wingham, Deo.
27th, by the Rev. W. H. Wetson, al
the residence of Mrs. Griffin, Mr.
Franois eV, Angels to Miss Ella E.
Hamilton, both of Wingham.
IEwnN--H,tnnmzoa.—On Wednesday, Des.
27th, 1803, at the reeidonoe of the
bride's uncle, Flillebarg, Ont., by•
Rev, W. MacGregor, Wingbam, Mr.
George Henry Irwin, Wingbam, to
Mise Margaret Elizabeth Hardaker,
Toronto, Out.
rxo=ra.
MoDoxasn,—In Arkon, Mioh„ on Mon-
day, Jan. let, 1894, Archibald Mc-
Donald, (formerly of Grey), aged 63
years.
Ktxit t.—In Brueeels; on 'Thuraday, Jan..
4th, 1894, Elizabeth, relict of the late
lames Bern, aged 76 years.
Souon.—In Morris, on January 1st, 1894,
Martha, beloved wife of Robert
Bouch, aged 63 pare and 14 days.
Fermium—In Elms, on December 17th,
Benjamin D. Faulkner, aged 66
years, 10 months send 18 days.
HENnneox.—In McKillop, On Dec. 26111,
Andrew Hendereon, aged' 78 goitre,' 6
months,
Tokoneo,Jan 2nd—This market teas
very dell to -day, with receipts of only 10
oar loads all told.' The demand for cattle,
ae inactive, and prices without change.
The best sell at 390 to no per pound
Medford at 3c and inferior at 2do to 29o.
Calves unchanged, at 92 60 to 98 per
head, and mileh Dawe at $25 to 950 eaeb.
Sheep dull, with a few Wee ' at es 75 to
$4 60 each, and lambs at 92 76 to 98 25.
Bogs, dull and firm, the bast walling at 60
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
0 OR 12 HORSE POWER EN.
°INE and-lioilerfor wale, second hand,
in first -Class running order. Apply. to
8, OOB tXI6Ethel.
OTJSEKEBPER WANTED.—
Famlly of four, youngest 4 years of
age. Apply to D. GL688I1519,
hot 3,Oen.11,.Gray.
Box 2.2,Binasals P.0.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS FOR
SALE.—Weheve albumefront Soo. up-
ward a. A largo plush- album for Cabinets.
only ole. Latest designs iu oak and plush.
Don't mies them. G.A.D)OADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o,
PIANO FOR SALE—UPRIGHT,
Dunham make ; good as new ; cheap
Easy terms. Apply to
A. 0, CORMAOX, Bx'useola.
,TA1, 's, 1893
FOR 1894.
Leave Your
Subscriptions
For All Papers,
Daily, Weekly or: Monthly,
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Druggist & News Agent.
BRUSS .n .
VV OOD WANTED.—'GENDERS
'W711 be received until January 11,
1894, 1 or the delivery of 50 cords- of good,
sound, green, hardwood, Song' and Maple
a tt body
liirnss 1ePutl a Se oltoelt Housembefore
the 1st day of March, 1894.
R, ROSS,
22.2 Secretary Public School Board.
Brueeele, Dee. lith, 1898,
�.1 7 OUSE ,AND" LOT FOR SALE
In the village of Ethel, belonging to
the estate of the lute Dr. Cale. For full:
1 miieulare as to price, tonne, &o,
Apply to
WU. SPENCE,Ethel.
ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE. — The subscriber offers hie
6. sero plot, locatedimmediately north of
Ain ant Bros.lactory, for sale. Ile will also
di el,oae of bis roeidenee on the opposite aide
o tbo. street. For further particulars, us
to price, toms, oto.,apply to
ALEX. MOLAUGHLIN,
244 Proprie tor, Brueeele.
REAL ESTATE.
HARMS FOR SALE.—'THE UN-
DansxoxeaD has several good Panne for
sale and to rend, easy terms. in Townships
of Morris and Grey. 0' S. SO OTT, Bruesells.
f110I0E FARM FOR SALE.—
'Li Being South half Lot 2'i,eon.6 Morris,
100 acres, nearly all cleared.. Good buildings,
fine yOUng bearing orchard, 'Immediate pos-
session. Easy Terms. Apply to
W. If. SINOLAIR,
tf- Solicitor, &o., Brussels.
A NNUALL MEETING. -TIE
L� Annual meeting of the Brueeels Priv
ing Pat•1t Assoolatian for the election of OM -
cora, 'tbo receiving of the report Of the
Directors for the papt year and such other
Misfiles as Zany be lawfully brought before
the meeting, will be held in. the Counoll
Chamber, on Wednesday evening, January
1otb,1854, at 8 o'clock , S, SCOTT,
Secretary.
Annual. Meeting.
The Annual Meeting.. of the Grey Toweehip
Agrieultutel Soeiety wilt he hold fu the
Town Hall, Brussels, on Thursday, Jau. 11th,
1804. for too purpose of reaeiving the Audi-
tors' Report, electing °gloerm for the coming
year and trawl/toting web other business as
may pone before the. meeting -
ALEX. STEJWART, D. STEtWA1tT,
President.. So:rotary.
Notice to Contractors.
Tri ARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB -
Seaman offers his 100 acre farm,. being
10 a Lot 27, Con. 8 Oltenia, for sale. About 55
sores cleared, with 0 acres of fall wheat in,
balance timbered with cedar, ash and hard-
wood. Living spring on lot. For further
paetionlars as to price. tame, &eappply to
JOHN MoonToH1dON
N t Lot 24, Con. 7,
20-4 - Brussels P. 0.
Sealed tenders will be roeolvod up to the
17th .net., for the erection of a barn on Lot
12, Coe. 6,Townsuip of Grey ; such timber ae
is At for the frame eau be got oil the prem.
ion.. For full partioulare ouqulte LaXaine's
Banff; Gerrie, where plan inay be then.
Tenders to be opened at. RRaioo'e ogled at 3
p.m. en the. 17th inst.
li26 to,Jan,8,1811oBR1tI 7doK14L,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,.
1 lit • Solicitor and Conyeyancer, 0011e0.
tions made, Oifee-Vanaton0'sBlock, 13rue..
sola. 21 -Bra
FARM FOR SALE, -BEING
North 4, Lot 30 and North Blast 9. 22,
Con. 4. Brom s, being 160 aeras and known as
the Sample farm. This is one of the beat
160 acres of land in the. Township. - Fair
buildings and fences and good orchard.
Only 2 miles from Brussels. Mustbo sold
this winter. For further information- apply
to F. S. SCOTT., Brussels, or to
JOHN E. SMITH,
Box 217. Brandon,Manitoba.
V T M, SINCLAIR,.
1•Y •, Solicitor, 0onvoyeamet, F7otaryPub.
.
tint' 40, Ofhoe—Vauetcoe'e-Block 1, door
north of Centras Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan, .
f'1AMERON, ROLT & I•IOLMES,
B euriateie, defletora, Metartoe Pnbile,
Goderieh, Ont.
M: d. OAMEnON, q. O., pulp/8, -norm,
.- - n0002Y' 2301,1n30,
F. BLAIR, ,BARRISTER,
V1 • Solicitor, &e. (late of Gerrow &
Proudfoot'a Ofnce, eedorteb.) Officio over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan. . 47
MEDICAL CARDS..
T A. MONAUGHTOM, M. D.
' V . 0. Sf., L, R. 0.P., Edinburgh, V. 0. P.
g. Ont. Beaidenoe and ofdse in Wilson's
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
tM. ARMSTRONG, M, D.
• Phyebelan, Surgeon A000uebse, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medioat
Faculty. Member of College, of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out, OPPxna—Next door to •
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
FAN Mb iFORof,Lot 22,
on , BEINGt°
wn-
ship. The farm contains 100 mires, about 70
of wliiob are cleared, belaooe bush. 'There
is a comfortable house, good bank barn, fine
orchard, dm. on the premises, The farm is
all seeded down. Possession could be given
at any time. Pertermer partiaulare ae to
price, terms, &o.,applyto the Proprietor on
the premises, or Walton P. 0.
22.4 D. MoOALLUIL,
2OOACRE FARM FOR SALE..
The 200 acre farm, baing Iota ll
and 12, eon, 10. Grey, is offered for este. 120.
acres are cleared end the balance even •tim-
bared; Buildings first-olase. Orcbard, well,
&o. School house within 40 rods. Posses-
sion given at once if desired. For further
particulars as to price, tering, &a. apply to
MRS. WALBBR,
8-16 Roseville P.O.
or NELSON BRIOREIR, on farm.
trARM FOR .SALE,—TILE.
.l »Elter005r' over. his splendid 128 dere
faxm,beingLett andwoet part Lot 8,0on.
0, Grey, for sale. Thera are 100 come cleared,
balance timbered, Two dwelling house9,
bank barns, good orchard, well fenced. A
never falling opting on the place, Posses-
sion given any time. The subscriber also
off era for sale a dwelling bouae, stable and 6
acres of laud in the corporation. of Brussels.
The'rone° and garden would be rented f0r a
short time if not sold. Hard and soft water,
Poi 'races, terms and further i,ertloulare
apply to 103IN SMITH,
Proprietor.
41.tf -Brussels P. 0.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
tJ+- Honor ,,wraduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, le prepared to treat alt
diaeasse of domesticated animals In a. com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, Galls promptly at.
tended to. Olnoe and infirmary -Two door;
north of bridge 'i'nrnbeo-xy at., Brnoeole.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
DENTAL..
M. CAVANAGH, L. P S., D• O. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and Of Toronto Uni-
versity. OFenon—Over A. R. Smith's Store,
Brueee.a,
'AUCTIONEERS.
ARAYMANN,
+ Auctioneer, Ie always ready to at-
tend salmi of farms, farm. stook, &o. Terme.
cheerfully given. Cr 511100k P, 0. 8alee
may bo arranged at Tun Pews Publiehing
House, Brussels. .,
5.1(1EORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms.: Farms and farm
stooka specialty. Ordure left at TEM Pon
Publishing 8ouse,Bruseele,or sent to Walton
P. O., aria receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
as ad an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to conduct Halos of farm stock atreao0nable
prioee. Snowing the standing of nearly
every pomp I am in a position to sell to
good marks and get good sOurity when gold
on credit. Satisfaction.guerantoed, Give
pia a call, 02- F 6. SCOTT.
The eroditoro of John Oaali, late - of the
'.township of Grey in the County of Huron,
Farmer, who died ou or about the second
day of Novei(ber,1092, are required to send
by pont pro -paid or to deliver to nlisaboth
Oaeh of the said Township of GroY, Orem
brook pest -Mhos., the undersigned admirals.
trattlE Of alt the estate and effeete, rights
and credits of the said deceased, or to G. F,.
Esq,, of the Village of Brueeele, her
Solicitor, on or before the Pint day of
February, 1894, their Christian and surnames
addressee and deseriptione,tho full particu-
lars of their elate a atatemout of their au.
counts and the nature of the aeeurltlee lir
any) hold b ihom,or3ndefault thereof the
said adminivstratrix will at the oxpiratibn
of the time above limited, proceed to dis-
tribute the esoets of the deceased forthwith
among the parties entitled thereto without
regard to any claim of wliiob she has no
noble° at the time • of such distribution.
Tried notion is given pursuant to Revised
ttabutos of Ontario Chapter 110, Section g0,
<4,P, BLAIR,
Solieitorfor the adminetratrix,
Dated atlSoueaela, Jan. d i8z04,, ETN Unan,.
BUSINESS CARDS.
-‘,NT II. McORAOKEi N,
V Iaeuraro!Maixiage1itenaea. Guice
at hie Grocery, •Curnbaxry street, Braeeale.
N.BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artiet. Shop Next door
soubh of A. M. AfaKay d.' 0o'e hardware store.
Ladies' and obtldrenehair nutting a epeoialty.
A MoNAIR,
L1. Sseurer of kfarriago Licenses, by
appeintment of Lieut,-0°vernor, Commie.
sinner, &a., Q B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Ineuraioe 0o. Orecei at the Oranbrook
Post011ioe..
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FiRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A HUNTER,
()lark of the Fourth DivisionCourt
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance- Agent, Funds
investedand to loan . 'Oolleetlone made.
Office in Grahann'a Bleak, Brnseo)o.
r1 A. HAWKINS, M. 0. 5, M.
1. a Organiet In St. John's ohuroh, Brum,
eels, and pupil, in the Art of :Teaobiugg'at A.
W.Thayer, Mns.Doe.,New York win give.
loesons to pupils either .'at {tie parlor,
over A, R. Smith's store, or 0 preferred, at
their own boniee. Monday, Tueaday and
Wednesday at Walton. "Terms moderato.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned 'will losep for service at
North Nall Lot 20,00n. 7, Morrie. th e Thom'
bred Cheater White Boar "D edam° o," for
servloe. He was bred by Daniel Deooursoy,'
Bornholm, Perth Co., and is from im ported
stools on both aldee. Terms 81.00 to be paid
at time of ee110lee with privilege of returning
if1 62 samrySAMUEEL WALKER, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SETi,V10E.—.-THE
Undersigned will keep for aerviee .on
Lot 20, Con. 0, Morals, the thorn' bred fin.
11,roved White Yorkshire Boar "Oaiiada's
Paned," purobased from the well'ke0ovn
breeder J. E. Brethour, Oslo • Lodge Parra,
Burford. Terms, e1.00 to bo paid at the
time of sonde° with privile f returning
ay
if necessary. Pedigree um,
o00 aeon on- ala
plication. ROST. 1110110L,
IQOARFOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned selll keep for aerviee on
Lot21 0on.9, Grey, the large ltngliob Bork -
shire clear, "omitted," No, 2080, fired by Woe.
Padget & Son, Buttonvills, Oete mud le from
imported stools on both aides, Tema, 01.00,
to be paid at limo of cervico with privilege
of returning if uoseesary. Pedigree may UP
aeon on application. ROBT.1BARlt,
21-8 Ethel Cheese Factory•.
. OAR FOR ` SERVTOE.—THE
undersigned gwilrk e o faindoe o er hire Bo ho
thord.be , No, Englishtordi let pr Boar,
' Biamrtrak;' No, MA It taolf let pito tie
Past llaeou Fall Fair lin 1930, and was atway a
latwhe eve ex 1; d, T me,$l,00 to o
Paid at if ne of eery rviee with privilege of r o
214 b,af1LND,1'riitlal,