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Have you, seen our shop win-
dow this week ? Well you man
have your choice of any of those
lnany pretty things for 10c., and
some for only 5c.
It would be well to boar in
'mind that we are headquarters
for Santa Claus, and remind` him
to select in advance. Another
week our window will contain
higher priced lines.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
80UTEE1114 181TENBION W. G. & D.
'rains leave Bruesele Station, North
lid South, as follows:
GozNG SOUTH, GOING Non7H.
Mail 9:54 a.m,Mixed 9:45 a.,
Express 1159 a.m. I a.133,Mail 8:18 p.m,
Mixed ........ 9.00 p.m. Express 9:48 p.m,
A obiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
THANRSOIVING day is a public holiday.
BRUSSELS Sohool Board wants 60 cords
of wood.
POOTOFFIOE hours on Thanksgiving day
5:30 to 6:30 p. m.
"C" soma, in the Methodist church on
the evening of Thanksgiving day.
IF you enjoy good music go to the
orobestre concert next Monday evening
at the Methodist church.
T. A. HewXma' music clave will be
photographed at H. 18. Brewer's studio
on Saturday afternoon of this week.
THE Editor of THE Pose returns thanks
for a supply of Parry Sound venison the
result of Deputy Reeve Dames prowere as
a huntsman.
Mowtaex Horse Fair in Brussels on
Thursday, Dec. 0th. Stook and o her
articles desired to be sold on Pair day by
public auction will be attended to by F.
S. Scott, village clerk.
IN Saturday's Toronto Mail ie a piotare
el the Prospect Park Bowling Club.
Conspicuous in the illustration is C. R.
Cooper, a formerly well known resident
of Brunets, now a citizen of Toronto.
HunoN County Council will meet in
Godericll on -Thursday, December 611.
This is the first Winter session held for
years and would not probably, have been
held but for dealing with Houseof Refuge
contracts. Morrie bridge suit will also be
before the Council.
OROHneTRA OONORRT.-A concert under
the auspices of the Sabbath school oroh-
estra will be held in the Methodist church
next Monday evening, eommenoing at 8
o'clock. Excellent program of vocal and
instrumental music will be given. Silver
oolieotion at the door of 10 cents and up-
wards.
Tan Use of P88E ARA1a.-A. good meny
residents neglect to observe the By-law
prohibiting the use of firsearme in the
eorporation• In addition to the danger
of loss of life or limb there is the nervous
shook to timid persons from the unex-
pected reports. Those who have been in-
dulging.in this sport will confer a favor
on many by abstaining from its practice
within the limits of the corporation.
A Coamnorlos.-The judgment in the
action of Howe vs. Ronald sustained Mr.
Ronald's seizure of the goods under his
exeoution against George and Jane Howe,
holding that these goods were not the
property of Mary Hannah Howe, the
daughter under her bill of sale from her
mother. The order as to costa is that
each party pay their own. Mr. Ronald
does not bave to pay the coats, as might
be inferred from the report of the matter
in lost week's issue.
Tin RONALD wigs AGAIN.-Laet Friday
the property owners of Dunham town
voted on a by-law to provide fire pro-
tection and carried it by a large majority.
At the same time the Ohoiee of a fire
engine was expressed and the Ronald
steamer of Brussels secured 130 votes
and the Waterous, of Brantford, 2.
WhileMr. Ronald had taken his engine
to Darham and gave a public test the
Waterous declined to do so, although
they did send an engine to Durham the
night before the vote was
taken and attempted a , test
through 100 feet of hose. The
people of Durham have displayed their
good judgment in purchasing a fire light-
ing machine which is euro to give them
the best of satisfaction although we hope
many years may elapse before they will
have the necessity of proving its real
wortb.
W. E. RAAURY'S "Trip Around the
World," to be presented in the Town
Hall, Brussels, Tuesday evening, D'eo.
4th, under the auepiceeof the Meobanice'
Institute, will start from New York,
showing all the pointe of interest, in.
eluding the Brooklyn Bridge by day and
by night. From America's great metro-
polis across the Atlantic to the Emerald
Isle ; thence to bonnie Scotland, Burne'
'birthplace ; in England, to the afty of
all oitiee,London, etc. • in France, to
Paris and Versailles, where the mighty
Napoleon planned the conquest of na-
tions ; in Switzerland, tr. Berne, showing
the mightinees of the Ah a ; in home, to
the Colosseum, were gla deters and wild
beasts fought for life to please Nero and
hie savage followers ; to the world's
greatest fortress, Gibraltar ; to all the
oapitale of Europe ; to the Orient, where
Cleopatra lured kings to death ; and in
Jerusalem to Bethlehem, the birthplace
of the Saviour. He leads the way to the
Suez Canal, showing the wonders of
modern engineering ; to the Red Sea ;
:and thence to "India's Doral strand," fl.
luatrating the riohee of "Our Empire in
the Eaet"; to Corea, China and Japan,
then taking our own oonntey from the
Paoiflo to the Atlantic. Suoh a tour
tviliuedoubtedly prove very interesting,
A 1 a1Jo.
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JE•WELLIER,
Is Offering Bargains in
Musical= Instruments,
Violins, from ;2 50 up.
Guitars, " 5 00
Banos, 4 00 "
Accordeons, " 2 50 "
Mandolines, " 6 00 "
Auto -harps, " S 00 t,
Blow Aoeordeons, 65 ,r
Mouth Organs, 10 "
Xylophones, Ocarinas, Fifes, Violin bows,
Strange, Keys, Tail Pieces, Resin and
everything in the Musical Line
at the Closest Prices.
H. L. JACKSON.
ADWIRTlsn your Christmas bargaine
early as people make their purchases
earlier than they need to a year ago.
KEEP W. E. Ramsay's "Trip around
the World," on Tuesday evening, Deo.
4th in Brunie Town Hall, under the
town efetbanios' Institute in mind. Plan
of Hall at Foxe drug store,
MATTHEW, MARK, LURE AND JOHN. -This
Is the most interesting puzzle of the day.
Partner wanted with $25. Investigate.
None but good reliable men need apply.
Objeot-To have it patented, Address,
E. R. Johnston, Brussels, Ont.
PROGRAM. -At the "0" social, in the
Methodist church, on the evening of
Thanksgiving day, in addition to Rev.
Mr.Cobblediok's "Rambles in Scotland,"
musical selections will be rendered by
Misses Lottie Hill and Annie Smith ;
Dr. and Mrs. Cavanagh ; J, Blaehill and
the League choir. Readings will also be
given by Mrs. J. W. Blasbill, 8. B. Wil-
son and others. A pleasant evening
promised to all.
THE LATE JAAtas WILSON. -The Daily
Mercury, of Guelph, edited by an old
friend of Mr. Wilson's, adds the following
to the notice appearing in last week's
Pose :-Many of the older residents of
Guelph and surrounding district, especi-
ally those of Scottish origin, will learn
from the above of the death of one who
was very well known and highly esteem.
ed while living in this locality. The
above extract gives a short sketch of Mr.
Wilson's life, both before and after he
left this neighborhood, and we have the
melancholy pleaeure of supplementing it
by some remarks in relation to Mr. Wil-
son's interoourae with the public, and the
pleasure they often derived from hie
efforts on public occasions, while living
ib Eden Mills. During the time that he
married on the oatmeal mill at Eden
Mills,
his business led him, we may say
weekly, to Guelph, where he was well
known by a large portion of its oitizene,
and especially by the business men with
whom he often came in contact. His
happy temperament, his jovial disponi.
tion, hie broad humor, his Border dialect,
and hie Speoial talent in giving Stottieh
stories, reoitatione and readings, rendered
him a great favorite with all classes, es-
pecially with the people of his own coun-
try, who were never tired of his public
performances or of his company in social
intercourse. At the time of the Burne'
Centenary, held in this town in January,
1859, Mr. Wilson took a prominent part,
and those now living who beard him on
that occasion will remember how well he
did his part. Among other pieces be re.
cited Tam 0' Shanter and rendered it
with such spirit and tree ooueeption of
the poem as to elicit the highest praise of
all who heard him. At the celebration of
the Shakesperian anniversary here Mr.
Wilson took a prominent part. Several
amens of Hamlet were played on that
ocoaeion, Mr. Wilson acting the part of
the grave digger with excellent effect and
just knowledge of the character. Later
On tib same evening, in the production of
a portion of Rob Roy, he appeared as
Bailie Nicol Jarvie. In this character he
i was of course more at home, and bis act-
ing of it was pronounced by competent
judges to be about as good as some who
were in the profession. Again, at the
centenary of Sir Walter Soott, Mr. Wil -
eon, who had then become a resident of
Bruesele, was kind enough to come to
Guelph, and take part in the celebration.
His recitations on that occasion were
very appropriate and rendered with all
hie old ability. This was the last time
that he appeared before a Guelph aud-
ience. Apart altogether from these great
occasions, 1y1r. Wilson, while at Eden
Mills, was in pretty general request both
in town and country, at many public and
social gatherings. Whenever Ise could he
with great good nature responded to these
and his cheery countenance, hie recita-
tions end funny stories always put his
audiences in good humor. These are
very pleasant traits to recall of our de-
oeaeed friend, who, as we said before, had
many warm friends in Guelph and neigh-
borhood. But 11e had oven better and
higher qualities than those we have men-
tioned, and now that he has gone it ie
fitting that we should offer this tribute to
his memory. He was the soul of honor
and honesty, and a warm hearted and
true friend, generous to a fault, and more
thoughtful of others than of himself. Of
his rectitude and uprightness, Jae. Goldie
is glad to bear willing testimony. Dur-
ing the years that he was employed buy-
ing grain he was led to esteem him high.
ly for his sterling honesty and straight-
forward character. We are warranted by
Mr. Goldia in staying that he never had a
man in his employment whom be valued
more highly, and that he was very sorry
when ill health compelled him about five
years ago to give up his connection with
the mill, which began in 1874. To the
old friends of deceased these few renin•
10080008 will bring back to memory many
incidents and Scenes, and many aseosia
tions whioh clustered round evente of
paramount interest at the time, but which
now only exist among the memories o£
the past. In reviving then for the mons.
ant in oonneotion with the death of Mr.
Wilson, wo resell to the older residents
events in the social history of the place
with whioh be was intimately conneoted,
whioh made him popolar with the tom.
munity, but more than that, conjoined
with bis other exosllent qualities, endear-
ed him to his many friends.
Opoeory our 120915298 00l8.mlle from
thio on for afnounpelneette of bargains
for the 01201810 ne trade. Tho wide'a•
wake merchant wise lute the beet and
ghostliest goods to toll is not backward in
105ora sing the publip t f hie warms,
A glom, time ago the telegraph repair.
ere mutilated a number of Ane shade
trees on D. Stewart'9 Property that they
say were interfering with the wires, in.
Stead of petting do longer poles to pbviate
the diffloulty, The Reeve has written
the Company ooneeruing it,
P00189 Ar TER G. T. 1i, -Therm does not
appear tq be any abetemeut in the (Mm•.
ing and going of oommeroial travellers.
• .Thanksgiving exoureionigte were num.
ernuethieyear.-13 oars of freight left
Bruesele station yard during the past 5
days ae follows :-6 pare of salt by Cole-
man Bros ; 2 ears of lumber from Mc-
Donald's mill, Walton ; a oar of wheat
and a ear of flour shipped by Meoerm.
Stewart & Graham ; a oar of oats to New
Brunswiok by Memo. Baelser & Van.
Stone ; 1 oar of Irish bullets to Toronto
by Councillor MoOraoken ; and 2 oar of
tow by J. & J. Livingston.
CANADA• -Thin was the topic of a splen.
did address by Dr. McDonald, M. P„ for
East Huron, before the Young Liberal
Club in the Odd Fellows' Hall on Friday
evening of lest week. President Blair
(sampied the chair and made a brief yet
appropriate 'Teen's. The versatile Dr,
dealt with hie subject under the following
various heads :-Timber and mineral ex-
tent, Agrioulture, Education, Judiciary,
Government, Religion, and concluded by
showing the duty of every Oanadian from
the standpoint of patriotism. It was a
masterly review of a great country and,
it is safe to say, no one went away die.
appointed. A hearty vote of thanks was
given Dr. MoDonald on motion of J. H.
Cameron, seconded by Arob. Hislop.
During the evening the or:Tfeetre, and
Glee Club rendered a number of excellent
selections of instrumental and vocal
mueio.
A GOOD FACTORY AND A GOOD CHEESE-
NAxER,-•Last week Tau PONT referred to
the engagement of W. A. Edgar as cheese -
maker in the Culloden factory for next
year. Since then we have gleaned other,
interesting particulars. This is one of
four factories owned by the Brownsville
Cheese Co. At Culloden factory butter
is made during the Winter season and an
idea of the emcees of the industry may
be gathered from the fact that the output
for 1898 was 98 tons of cheese and 10,•
000 pounds of butter. In 1894 a better
reonrd than the above was made but the
report i+ not printed yet. The largest
patron keeps 40 twee. For the 4faotories,
whioh are within a radios of 7 miles, 448
tone of cheese were turned out in 1893.
Mr. Edgar is thoroughly competent to
attend to the duties which will devolve
upon him in his new position, as be
passed suooessfa' examinations at the
Provincial Dairy School at Guelph. He
will be removing from Brussels to Oullo•
den in the course of a month or so in
order to proceed with the butter making.
Ingersoll will be hie market town. The
Brownsville Company is to be congratu-
lated on oeoaring the services of Mr.
Edgar. Weare sorry to lose him from
Brussels but wish him success.
Business Locals.
DRY stove wood for sale at MoOrnok.
en's.
HARNESS greatly reduced in prices at H.
Dennis', Brussels.
R. LEATHEoDALE is prepared to take any
amount of goose feathers in trade.
Fon sale, very cheap, set light double
harness, second band. I. 0. Richards.
Fon horse blankets and robes we have
the best value in town. I. 0. Richards.
Leman stook of Horse Blankets and
Robes at low prices at H. Dennis', Brus•
eels.
ORO8Ns cheaper than ever at Leatber-
dale's. Get prioee and come and see for
yourself.
H. R. Bnewen has a lot of elegant
pioture frames whioh he is prepared to
Bell cheap.
Hum WILLIAAIa 19 prepared to da saw
filing and setting at the livery barn.
Satisfaction guaranteed to every customer.
HoITTING.-Mary H. Howe, of the firm
of Howe & Co., is prepared to take in
knitting, or knit to order, soaks, stockings,
cardigan jnoketa, &e. Will exohange
goods for wool. Store, one door South
of the Woollen mill, Brueeels. Give us a
call.
All kinds of saws gleaned, gummed,
hammered, jointed, eet, filed and oiled
at the Binet end of Queen St„ by saw
filer, T. McGregor, Brussels, Saws
may be left and arrangements
made at Melee)! & Co's. hardware store,
Brussels Ont.
TER MONTREAL "WITNEee•"-One of
the eights of Montreal is a visit to the
"Witness" office, whioh, for internal
elegance, convenience and completeness
of equipment has few rivals anywhere.
One's attention is arrested on the side.
walk by seeing through a window a
Chinaman patiently turning a crank
with the air of one who has a contract
for a century of faithful labor, and meane
to fulfil it, The Chinaman is made of
wood, and for steady, patient, endless
toil oommend us to a wooden Chinaman.
Making bold to go in we find ourselves in
an enviable public) Whoa with tiled floor,
hothouse flowers and what not. Then
we were piloted up a spiral stair, through
the groat editorial room, to the battery
of linotypoe which are the marvel of the
nineteenth century as Gutenharg's mov-
able types were of the awakening life of
the fifteenth. The great Hoe press' of
the "Witness,' wbiah prints almost any
number of pages, from two to thirty-two,
is the very most complete machine any•
where. Close beside it you are shown on
enquiry a patoh on the floor whioh marks
the spot where exploded the famous bomb
some months ago, whioh the "Witness"
doubtless owed to its motive and effective
war against gamblers and bunco stearate,
a elms whioh by exposure and olever
aarioature it has managed to drive from
the oily, or at levet to deprive of the open
tolerance and publip freedom whioh they
before enjoyed at the hands of sympa.
tbetio officials. The stand for law and
order taken by the "Witness" lately re-
sulted in an mveetigation of the police
and detective system of Montreal, whiah
Ilan revealed the need of some revolution.
ary change, The paper is devoted to
temperance and all good things. It
claims to be independent In politios and
has certainly opposed with equal vigor
the Conservative Government at Ottawa
and the Liberal Mercier Government at
Queboo. It is at all evente a clean fam•
fly paper, very earofully edited and one
of the prettiest in get up and typography
that comae 150 our office.
LS POST
,82T4X2l4B.1 B,/,f,.Xi:L Ol' l!.✓.I,JY4134,
13tH",17,/a.F}Ti+'•rte12.2ZIn 12:72.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSET'S, (Seven9Sillion Dollars) 97,000,000
(ARITAL (Authorised) • , 99,000,000
"Ionia in all Jriflaivallrointsin Ontario, Qualieo,7lfanitoba, Ilftilod StateaoE,Pnplanti'
Fal B b,.dilri °�°Alfidzs a
i ':'virco.
A Gena Banking Busineee Transacted, Farmer9' Notes Dismounted,
Drafte Issued and Oolleotione made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Intermit allowed on deposits of 91,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of
withdrawal and tompounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION MIVEN TO TRE Don itoTION OF FAatlna9' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance:
J. A. STEWART,MANAeunn,
GILLIES d SIVE/TX, LABTEEns,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts 13ought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY(
•
Sawaerfi-S Ilavz Dmpae?r6,yvVa't.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar apd Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Speoial Arrangements made for Time Deposita.
We effect to write Insurance in old English or Cknadlan Oompanlee, or In Slut -
nal Companies as maybe desired.
AGENTS Fon CANADA AND UNITED STATES : ITE CANADIAN BARR of COEIMMROE.
BolnDEne.-A000mmodation for two
boarders at a private home. Reasonable
rates. Apply at THE Pose Publishing
House.
IF you want anything in the furniture
line now is the time to buy. I bave
bought right and I ,eau Bell right. R.
Leatherdele.
ANY person purchasing 1 doz. cabinet
photos. will receive free a life size port•
rail of same, finished in crayon, india
ink or bromide. H. R. Brewer.
H. R. Bsuwon does nothing but first -
ohms work. Give him a oall. Gallery
open every Saturday evening for the
a0oom modation of customers and visitors.
WELL-DIeamNG AND DRILLING. -George
Birt hes all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a Way that will insure eatiefaotion.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. 'Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels'. 84-ef
F. S. SaoTr will oonduot any Bale of
Farm stock as auctioneer during the
months of October and November for
65.00. Knowing the standing of nearly
every one he is in a position to Bell to
good marks, and guarantees satisfaction.
Ea will also see that your notes are
promptly drawn and signed. Dates can
be arranged at Tan Pose Publishing
House, Brussels.
•
MORS? -
BAnnETT.-In Morrie, on Monday, Nov.
12th, the wife of Mr. Thos. Barrett
of a son.
WooD.-At the rectory, Wingham, on
Wednesday, Nov. 7th, the wife of
Rev. L. G. Wood of a son.
S6ARR2}7a,
MmD LETON-BAaNETT.-In London, OD
Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1894, by Rev.
E. Blanc ely, Mr. Alex. Middleton, jr.,
of Elma, to Mise Rebecca, daughter
of Mr. Charles Barnett, mon. 14,
Elma.
arsra-
RADDATZ: In Oranbrook, 6n Nov. 20th,
Martin Baddatz, aged 79 years, 9
months and 7 days.
03R'r1'SSS7TdS M.A•R2s:F..,wm.
Fall Wheat 52 52
Spring Wheat ... 85 62
Barley 35 40
Peas 49 60
Z5 26
15 • 16
Butter., tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton......
Salt per bbl., retail
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Sheep skins, saoh
Lamb skins mole
Apples per bbl..
Hogs, Live
Hoge, Dressed
13 00
3 00 8 50
35 110
7 00 00
1 00 00
3
2. 2e
20 40
15 40
1 50 1 75
4 00 4 10
5 25 5 60
TFIE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
C10 MFORTABLE HOUSE AND
lot for sale in Brussels. For further
partioulars apply at THE Pos8 Publiehlug
Ouse.
$50
RE WARD FOR ANY
Better preparation than Dead -
man's Cough Balm. Rodent changes have
greatly improved this valuable remedy.
Prepared o0DEADMAbyN, G.
A.
N,, Druggiet, &o,
STRAYED FROM THE PRE14I-
IBE9 of the undertigned, lot 10, eon,. 7,
Grey, on or about Nov. 50i, a large Borkehire
lead-
ing too her with
Any
ltbe thankfully re -
0o ved. JA00B KEEFER
18-2 Ethel P. 0.
_A.TiOUSE AND SIX LOS'S FOR
Bale or torunt being the property
North Of the railway, belonging to James
Smart, For partioulars es to price and
terms, apply to WM. LIMEY,
10-tf Ament'o Factory,:Braseold.
MISS OLIVER,
Fashionable Dross and Mantle Maker,
wiehoe to intimate to the ladies of Brussels
and vicinity that she has resumed business
again after an abeenoe of over two years is
Toronto. Your patronage eolleited. Prioee
Moderate. R cadence, Turnberry street
South, 19.4
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will be received until Doeember
14th, 1894, for the delivery of 00 porde of good
sound vr0ou bard wood, Beath and Maple,
all body'wood,24 faebee long to be deliver-
ed at the Brueeele Public Sanool House bo-
fo re the let day of February, 11305.
R, ROSS,
Srueeole,Roy, 20 0 PubiioH anel'Board,
lTTURON COUNTY COUNCIL.'
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huronwill meet in the Court
House in the Town of Goderieb, oa Thurs.
day, the 588 Day (Wlimcember, at 9 o'olook
p• In. W. LANE,
.10.3 - 'Co. Clerk.
Dated Nov. 20th, 1804.
OTE LOST. -A NOTE FOR
$280 drawn in favor of .the under-
eigned and falling due on Deo. let, 1804, won
lost on Oot, 27:6, The note is not nogotl able
08 payment has been stopped.
J. M. KNIG}IT,
10.4 Oranbroolo,
QTRAYED ON TEE PREM -
i. tens of the undersigned, lot 19, con, 10,
Grey, en or about Oct. 1st, 2 steers, red in
color, olio lighter than the other, rising 2
y care old. The owner Is requested to prove
property, pay expenses and take them
away. JOHN BROWN,
18.4 Proprietor.
THRESHING OUTFIT FOR
Sale. -The undersigned offers for sale
111s Abel Engine and Separator both in
good working order. He will also dispose of
his shingle mill. Reason for selling, ill
health. A bargain will be given. For
further particulars as to price, terms, &o.,
apply to RIO HARD MITCHELL,
5-tf Lot 15, Con. 9, Grey, or Oranb rook P 0
REAL ESTATE.
tIARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN-
DEnaION00 has several good Forme for
Bale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
o1 Morrie and Grey. F 8. BOOTT.Brueeelo,
T'ARM FOR SALE.—CONTAIN-
n:G 150 aures, situated on ebb con.
Turnberry, Huron Co., Si miles from Wing -
ham. Stone bank barn, comfortable frame
house, stone cellar, pgritable for dairying
purposes. Largo young orchard, well drain-
ed and watered. For particulars address
WM. SUTTON,
Wingb am P. 0,
FARM FOR SALE OR TO
nn5T.-Tho undersigned offers his 180
acro farm, being Lot0 12 and W t 15, 000, 5,
Grey, for sale. On the premises is a tom.
fortable brick house, new bank barn, good
orchard, wells,fenoee, &o. 150 norma cleared,
balance bush. A bargain w1Il be given. If
not Bold the im•m will be rented for a term
of years, For further particulars as to price
terms, &o., apply to
BORT. MOKEE, Proprietor,
11.8 borne, P. 0.,
or to JAMES A. FRAIN,Brussels.
1TARM FOR SALE. -THE UN-
DEa,eian m offers his 109 acre farm
being Lot 17, Ooa, 9, Grey for. sale. 75 acres
cleared balance part hardwood and swamp.
Frame house bank barn, young orchard,
good wells and other necessaries. Swamp 1s
ditched. 11 miles from Oranbrook village,
and 4 miles from Brueeels. Possession given'
in a month alter sale. Fall plowing done
and nearly 8 acres of Fal wheat in. Half
the money mould stand for 10 years at 5 per
cent. For further particulars apply on the
promisee or address, Oranbrook P. 0.
WILLIAM WILSON,
19.11 Proprietor,
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR
8.401.-8. t 25, con.11, Grey township,
00 acre e, known 50 the Lung homestead, all
cleared, good cultivation, good frame
house, frame bank barn and stable
all in good order. 21 miles from Oranbrook
and Ethelatetion,oloeo to church and school,
good orchard, 2 wells, some fall wheat and
fall plowing, A vory desirable farm, Also
E. ;; 22, same concession, 50 nares, nearly all
cleared, about 8 acres ashand cedar, good
orchard, and frame barn, 8 aures of fall
wheat and some fall plowing. Th090 lands
must bo sold at once in order to close up an
estate and may be bought Dither on Moo or
Separate/y. Apply to A. HUNTER,
19.2'1 Bruesele P. 0.
TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES
1895.
The undersigned will receive Tcndore for
Btlpence up to noon on MONDAY, DEOEtf-
BEI; 80d, 1894, for the supply of /Autoharp'
Meat, Butter, Four, Oatmeal, Potatoes,
Cordwood, ate„ for the following in;Mtn tioae
during tufo year 1801, vie.„ --At the Asylums
for the Insane in Toronto, London, Kingston,
Hamilton, Mimioo, Brookvlllo and (Millie ;
the Contra Prison and Mercer Reformatory,
Toronto ; the Reformatory for Boys, Pene-
tanguishone ; the Institutions for the Deal
and Dumb, B elleville, and the Blind at
Brantford.
Two sufficient sumacs will bo required for
the due fulfilment of each contract. Spool.
fioattone and forme of tender sen only be
bad on snaking application to the Bursars of
the respective inetituttone.
N. B, -Tenders ere not required for the
supply of moat to the Asylums in Toronto,
London, Kingston Hamilton and Mimioo,
nor to the Central Prison and Reformatory
for Females, Toronto.
The lowest or any tonder not nooesoarlly
acne pted.
R. CHRISTIE
T, F. CHAMBIORLAIN,
Inepootore 011riooToae ndPOubiloCharities,
Toronto, Novemberlebh 1800.
"oi, 23, 1894
5C.
Xmas tiln0 le
Doming,
Base ball out of
Sight;
New Goods at
Fox's,
Arriving day and
night,,
,Albums
AT 300. c 990.
and Beautiful Celluloid, $1,50
We Woo have a fine assortment of
Games, Toy Books, Dolls; Tin Toye and
in fact everything to make the little folios
happy, em come along and see them
AT
FOX'S Bru f Store,
Oeroe 11 Qmenes HOTEL.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
R L. TAYLOR,BARRISTER,
1 u • Bolioitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. Oltlee-Vanstoue's Block, Bras -
0018. 21.8m ..
xu. M. SINCLAIR,
V V • Solicitor Conveyancer.•Notarypub-
lie, &o. Office-'panetone'e Stook, 1. door
north 01 Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
BLAIR, BARRISTER,
GF. . Solicitor, &e. pate of Darrow h
Proudfoot's Offioe, Goderioh,) Office oyer
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
1)Ei 2'X.1,4
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Tni.
varsity. Oprten-OverA.R. Smith's Store,
Brussels, Will vieit Wroxeter the 1st and
Brd Mondays and. Blyth the end and. 4th
Wednesdays of each month.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Grown and Bridge work a specialt Rieder- •
BarreFees. barber shop, Tnroboriy 81,
Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
efr • Honor Graduate o1 the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals In a com-
petent manner. , Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentietry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge Turnberry et., Brussels.
H. MOORS V. S.,
▪ H. M„V, M. 8. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary Oollego. Diseases of all
domesticated animals treated on scientific
principles. Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a specialty. Calle promptly
attended to. Office,' over John atom & Cooh-
rane'e marble works. Inllrmary at Beattie's
livery -Barn, Brussels, Out. 2g.
MEDICAL CARDS.
-rA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
EY • C. M., L. R. 0.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wllson'e
Block, corner: of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physlolan, Surgeon Aceouoher, etc.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member 01 College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. OTaioE-Next door to
McDonald &Oo„ Walton Ont.
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAY0[ANN,
1� • Auctioneer, ,e always ready to at-
tend sales offarms, farm stock, &0. Terms
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P.O. Sales
may bo arranged at Tim Poem Publishing
House, Brussels.
(.3rEORGE KIRKBY,
Lice
nsed
sed on reasonable terms, Farmead conduct
etooka epaoialty. Orders loft at Tun Poem
PublishingIto use, Bru seals, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
SE
toad of rales f farm stocklat reasonable
prices, 'Knowing the standing of nearly
every pe00ou I am in a position to sell to
good marks and got good security when sold
on credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea call, , 82- F S. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WH. MOCRACKEN,
• Iseuror of Marriage Licenses. wilco
at hie Grocery, Tur0borry street, Brussels.
RN. BARRETT,
• Toneorlal Artist. Shop -Next door
south o1 A. M. McKay& Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and children,' hair cutting a epaoialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1NSDItAN0E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN• -
O 0104210E 00, Established 1840. In-
surancoe °Footed on all Town and Farm
Property at very low ratan, •
15•Sm J. A. 01REIGHTON,
Agent, $lruseals.
ALEX HUNTER,
Clerk of 8115 Fourth Division Oourt
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Puhlio
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made
Office in Smale'o Block, Brussels.
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental music on
Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingham Tues-
day and Wednesday of each week, Reel=
dense on Prinoaea Street, brussels.
TA. HAW.KINS, M. 0,
. Organist to 8t, Johu'0 0110551S. M.,
Brno,
sale and pupil, in the Art of :Teaching of A.
W'Phayor,Mus ,Don. N0'q Yoi'k, will give
lwill to ,pupils either oniano Or organ,
at his parlor over A.R, Smith's sto1e,Brue.
stele. Vocal lessons also given. Terns mod.
erato,