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26, 1804,
oaT.ivau's
COU HSS
is the favorite remedy for
Coughs, Golds, Hoarse-
ness, &a.
There is no remedy wo keep,
no natter what for, that
givensuch inllnense satis-
faction and so much sold as
0uir >xtalio of
Cough Balm.,
Manufactured Only and for
Salo by
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller and
Fauoy Goods Dealer.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
BOVTHERN EXTENSION W. 0, & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Genco SovT8. Goma. NORTH,
Btail
QM a.m.Mixed 8;45 a.m.
Express 1159 am.I Mail 618 p.m.
4fixed ....... 9:00 p,ai. Express ,.,9.48 p.m,
rpm' Reins 1.sins,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Homme Fair next Thareday.
Bones' Concert Thursday evening of
this weak.
TBE Reeve is attending County Council
this week. - Sarum riding riding parties are having a big
run this Winter.
Do yon attend the Mechanics' Ineti-.
tote fres reading room 7
TBE Liberal Glee Club is preparing a
number of excellent glees and choruses.
Heart Mae Phelps next Sabbath after
nonn at the Town Hall, at 3:45 o'olook,
She is an excellent speaker.
Sore of SCOTLAND Concert Friday even-
ing of this week. Don't mise it. Ilan
of Hall at Fox's drag store.
MoNTBLr Horse Fair in Brussels on
Thursday of neat week. A numbr of
local and foreigo buyers expected.
'A CousLEY has been appointed 1 cal
agent of the Federal Life Assurance.
Company,lwhose head office is at Hamil-
ton.
Owned to the snow blooade of Friday
afternoon' and night the morning train
from Kincardine failed to reach bere
until Saturday noon.
ANDREW MOKAY, Thomas street, in-
tends veneering his residence next Spring.
Ile has the briok hauled now for the job.
Wm. Cornish will do the work.
To is said that Mr. McGowan, of Kirk.
ton, has 'purchased the J. Gould Co's
stock of dry goods, Garfield l House, Bras.
sels,and will take possession on February
let.
Tun A. K. Robertson farms, 1} miles
West of Bruesele, will be offered for sale
by public auction at the Queen's Hotel,
Brussels, on Thursday of next week, at 1
p. m. F. S. Scott is the auctioneer.
AT the Sohool Board meeting Last week
Rev. J. Roes, A. Reid and Dr. Graham
were appointed on the Property Com-
mittee for the first half year. and Dr. Mo•
Kelvey, J. N. Kendall and A. Hunter as
Visiting Committee.
A smarms will go to Wingham next
Tuesday to hear W. Paterson, the well
known Brant Co. M. P., and J. McMull-
en, M. P., of Mount Forest, on the politi-
calisenes of the day. They are both
firswastesspeakers.
A PARTNERSHIP has been formed be•
tween George Cardiff and George Best as
General Agents in connection with the
Massey -Harris Manufacturing Company
for Brussels and locality. Councillor
Kirkby, who has been associated with
Mr. Cardiff for a number of years, re.
tires from the firm.
A suneoRIBEn from Rat Portage writes:
"We are well pleased with your paper,
Had it not been reduced in price wts
would not do without it. Wishing TEE
Pose saocese,&a." F. W. O'Brien, V. S.,'
of Hannibal, Missouri, says :-"Enalosed
find P. O. Order for $2.50 paying sub-
scription to your valuable paper to Jan.
1896. I look for its coming as eagerly as I
did when I firstleft the old burgh. From
it I notice a great many changes have
taken plane but the names of the old
timers sound familiar. The only fault 1
have with Missouri is that she wae onught
in the elide last November and went
Republican, the first time since the war,
bat keep your eye on us in 1896 and see
the result.
A Baussgii Box eo Tose Fso m. -Geo.
W. Armstrong, 00n Of Wm. Armstrong,
at former well-known resident• of this
place, writes :-"I herewith enolose'01.00
for THE POST for 1895. I feel an interest
in, the people of Brussels and like to keep
posted on affairs in` my former home and
the place of birth. I have many pleasant
recollection of the old friendships and
although many changes have taken pleas
in the seven years elapsed since I left
Brueeels, while I had a sooial regret to
leave old friends I have no fault to find
with my lot in Dakota as I have had a
comfortable house for myself and family,
plenty of this world's goods to make life
pleasant and have all enjoyed good health.
Since Doming here I have had varioue
positions of public trust offered me and
was nominated as Senator, in 1892 but
resigned prior to election in 1898. .1 was.
appointed Administrator of a large estate
here consisting of 2,100 aoree and nines.
eary equipage for work Ingthe same and
still hold the position. It wag given me
by the Court of dass CO. in 1894. I was
also offered the nominatwnofState Repe
r .
sentative from this County but declined
as there is more glory than money in it.
One year ago I was appointed Deputy U.
8. Marshal of this State, and I also hold
the Chairmanship of the Township Board
of the towesbip in which' live and run a
nice farm of 820 acres, At the present I
tan in charge of the Buff-
alo Express, the former mac.
ager being a defaulter. I hope m
y Y
tenure will be of short duration ae I have
already learned from an short experience
Iiiiithat newspaper Hier ought to have a free
k
pa8Sport to the better land hereafter,
AtxNNT'e - sawmill OO1n0le4Oed W@r1
this week.
Wsaany left at 11, Leatherde la's . store,
Owner may leave it by proving property,
DOMINrog Voters' flet Opurt will be
bold in Brussels on 'Phar:day of next
week, eeninthemeg at 0, a, no.
'Pulp Enterpriee Salt Works have de-
eli:neS to take nuy mono wood for the
Present. They have received over 2,600
Cords tills Winter.
Tug Army was money out of pooket
last Friday over their oyeter sapper.
The stormy evening no doubt detained a
number from attending.
TIM C. 0. Ir. have made an engage-
ment with the DIok Conbart Company,
They will appear in the Town Hall,
Bruesele, on Wednesday, Foloruary 6th,
13re LoAD,-On Thareday of last week
T. S. Martin, of Morrie,^ drew from
Brussels station to A, MsKay's residence
9,024 brink In one load. This is the
largest load of brick ever hauled from
Brueeels station,
IT would be well for owners of horses
to remember that these animals are not
allowed to run at large. It is ware par.
tioularly dangerous in winter when side-
walks are often bluoked and pedestrians
are compelled to ;the the road,
EAST Hunan Fall Fair will be held in
Brussels on Thnreday and Friday, Sept.
26th and 27th. Other Societies will kind-
ly note our °bangs of date, as East Huron
Fair has been held on the first week of
October for many years. The change ie
made at the request of a large number,
in the hope of striking better weather.
(MESE MEETiNo.-Lest Saturday af-
ternoon a meeting of those interested in
the cheese faotory of Messrs. Harris &
MoLanohlin met in the CouncilCbamber,
Brussels, to receive the auditors' report
and arrange business for the coming.
season. Deputy -Reeve Turnbull presid-
ed as obairman. The report showed that
87a tone of cheese had been made during
the past season. The old Board of
Management was re•eleoted, viz,: -Jen.
Ferguson, Jas. Turnbull, and John Car-
diff. A. E. Cochrane was reappointed
Auditor. The firm agreed to make
cheese on the following terms for 1895 :-
2i Dents up to 45 tons ; 2} from 46 to 55
tons ; and over that amount 2 cents per
pound. It was decided to send the whey
home as was done last season. There
was some talk on making butter in the
factory in the Winter and cheese in the
Summer, but nothing definite was done.
Messrs. Harris & MoLaonhlin ere count-
ing on a largely increased output during
this year, and it is, we believe, to the in-
terests of the farming community to
liberally patronize them and thereby add
largely to their own returns.
Commie Manta -Friday afternoon the
Wroxeter Curling Club drove over to
Brussels and played a friendly match,
with the 01011 of Brussels. This was the
first game for the home team yet they
chased up the visitors right smart and
as a consequence great interest was man.
Misted until the last shot was made. The
score waS as follows ,-
RINE No. 1.
WRO0ETEu. BRUSSELS.
Bray, Ballantyne,
Paulin, F. S. Scott,
Brook, Thompson,
Robinson, skip..18 J. T. Ross, skip ...14
apex N0. 2.
Ross,
Blaok,
E. Black,
Rae, skip
W. F. Scott,
Stewart,
D. 0. Ross,
15 A. Currie, skip ..16
Total 38 Total.....,..80
Majority for Wroxeter 3.
BRUSSELS DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION. -
The annual meeting of the Brussels Driv-
ing Park Association was held at the
American Hotel on Tuesday evening of
this week, P. Soobb, President, in the
chair. The auditors' report was present-
ed and wae as follows :-
RECEIPTS. RECEIPTS.
Cash on band ' ..$ 256
Entrance to races 662
Gate, stand and privileges 866
Subscriptions 208
Season Tickets 11.
Borrowed Money 288
00
75
60
25
00
75
Total 01980 91
EXPENDITURE.
Masi° . 0 55 95
Membership 15 00
Postage, telephone, telegrams, Bao28 00
Printing and advertising 76 50
Repairs ,... ........ 66 10
�l1onstables and assistants 41 50
iPursee 1560 00
Permanent improvements 106 75
Bills payable 82 84
Cash to balance 2 21
Total $1989 91
On motion the report wae aooepted and
adopted. The following office bearere
were elected for the =rout year :-Pres.,
P. Scott ; Sec., F.13. Scott ; Treas., A.
Konig ; Directors, J. Warwick, R. Gra-
ham, Jas. Bell, N. Gerry, S. Wilton, A.
Koenig.
SKATING PACES. -Lad Friday evening
the first of a series of skating rapes wae
held in Maitland rink and the fun was
of such a character that satiefaotion was
generally manifested. The program as
announced was carried out without a
break and good sport was the result.
The following were the prize winners: -
Boys' race, under 16 years. let, Baker,
of Listowel ; 2nd, Harry Downing,; 3rd,
Art. MoNanghton. Charlie Kendall, Geo.
Irwin, Ted. Grewar, Fred. Hunter and
Ira Gerry were also in the race. The
distance was one mile. The three mile
race bad no less than 18 oompetitore, but
after 15 or 20 laps were skated the num-
ber deoreased to 4 or 5. Galloway, of
Listowel, won lst money ; Mo0utoheon,
of the same town, 2nd ; and Robb. Me-
Naugnton, of Brussels, 8rd. In fanoy
skating Wm. Smith, of this town, cap.
tared the prize. Mies Paulin, of Wrox-
eter, took the prize for lady skater. For
best lady and gent skaters, W. Smith
and Mise Cooper took let prize„ find R.
T. Miller. and Miss Paulin, of Wroxeter,
and. There were five couple in the com-
petition, In the ladies' race Mies Paulin
took let and Miss Brawn, of Wroxeter,
and, Messrs. Coseley, Smith and Fergu-
son gave the beet of satiefaobion as
Sedges. The Big 6 Band, made up of
Jas. Jones, C. Sager, W. Grewar, R. N.
Barrett, J. Earner and W. Smith, sup-
plied good music and added to the enjoy.
meat of the large turooct of speetatore.
Listowel, Wreaker and Wingham Were
well represented although the evening.
was anything bat agreeable. Meters.
Sample, managers of the rink, have
everythingin good shape and are deter.
mined to eave nothing undone to keep
the rink in first-olaes order.
Ho train until noon Weilneeday-no
freight keine at all.
PAX your taxes at onae end save @X
pe718@, ad the agGounte m41et be olgsed for
the Anditgrt to de their work.
THE annual meeting of the County
Grange Lodge .of North Enron wfli h9
, held in Wingham on T1lesday, Feb. Oho
1805,
TiIE snow was s1x 05 550550 leub high
some plagee on Main street this week.
Good exercise for the men on the W@eb
Bide,
Tim appointment of caretaker, matron,
inn sober, physician, &ea for the Rouse
of Refuge will not be made until the Pune
eeesion of the County Council.
Oxas thanks are due to Alf. Beaker for
bis timely trips with his enow plow this
week, espeaially on the baok streets,
We did hear of acme who were stook in
the drifts on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Tan storm of Tuesday and Wednesday
filled up the roads so badly that the stage
for either SeafOrtb or Wroxeter did not
go out at all on Wednesday. The Wror•
titer stage was left out near the cheese
factory and the driver parried in the
mail bag on his back, leading hie hareem
FARMERS' INeriToTE.-The closing ses-
sion of the Farmers' Institute was held
in the Tow! Hall last Friday evening and
was fairly well attended ooueidering the
inclement state of the weather, Prost.
dent Straahan presided. The following
interesting program was presented :-
Trio, "A Said new year to ane and
well rendered by D. Stewart and dough-
tars ; address by Allan McLean, of Sea.
forth, on "The farmer of the future" ;
address, "Feeding for the dairy," Jno. C.
Morrison, of MoKillop ; oomco song by
Prof, Hawkins, which eleoited a hearty
encore ; speech, Mr. Beadle, on "Blaok
knot" ; speeoh by Mr. Werk, on "Butter
making" ; trio, 'We are na' fu'," in
character, by Jas. McAlpine, A. Strachan
and D. Stewart ; closing addreeeby John
McMillan, M. P. The program was
lengthy, if anything too long, yet the in-
terest was maintained to the oloee.
COUNTY SADDATE Beacon CONVENTION.:
The followiug will be the program of the
23rd annual meeting of the Co. Sabbath
School Convention, to be held at Gods.
rich on Monday and Tuesday of next
week :-Monday afternoon, commencing
at 2 o'clock -Devotional exercises ; re.
ports of Visiting Committee to the differ-
ent Sunday schools of the Co. ; . example
of Bible Clan teaching, with class, W.
D. Bright, Seaforbh-; disouseion ; ,,Pro-
vincial S. S. Association and its relation
to Onunty Assooiations," James Soott,
Clinton ; disone.inn ; appointment of
committees. Meuaeyevening, `commenc-
ing at 7:30 -Song service and devotional
exercises ; addressee of weloome, Rev. J.
Edge, R. Sallowe-Reply, R. Holmes,
Clinton, Rev. E. A. Fear, Holmesville ;,
"Fruits of Sabbath School Teaching,"
Rev. H. W. Locke, Exetercollection-
musio'by the choir ; "Sabbath School
Teacher's Sixth Sense," A. Day, Provin-
cial Secretary, Toronto ; eloeing. Tues-
day morning, at 9 O'olook-Praise and
prayer ; "The Teacher's Meeting," led
by G. F. Blair, Broseels,and Conference;.
example of Intermediate Class Teaching,
with class, Miss Wilson, Goderioh ; die•
onssion ; "Conference on S. 8. Librar•
les," introduced by Rev. J. W. Holmes,
Clinton ; reports of committees. Tues•
day afternoon, at 1:30 -Devotional exer-
oiues ; addresses by retiring President
and President elect ; example of Primary
Claes Teaching,with -.class, Mies S.
Brown, Brantford-; "Up to date methods
in successful Sunday School Work," W.
H. Kerr, Brussels ; discussion ; mase
meeting -addresses by Rev. G. H. Cob.
blediok, Brussels, and A. Day, Toronto.
Tuesday evening, at 7:80 -Devotional ex-
ercises ; "What the S. S. can learn from
business men," Rev. W. Smyth, Clinton;
collection-mesioby the ohoir • "Ohild
Nature -Its Ohareoteristias and Olaims,"
A. Day; closing.
Business Locals.
Dna stove wood for sale at MoOraok.
en's.
Haiienss greatly reduced in prices at H.
Dennis', Brussels.
Late stook of Horse Blankets and
Robes at low prices at H. Dennis', Brus•
eels.
A Goon second-hand square piano
(Emerson) for eale cheap. Apply at Tux
OST.
ORGANS cheaper than ever at Leather,
dale's. Get prices and Dome and see for
yo urself •
Si oras harness low in price. Robes,
belle, blankets, close to coat. I. C. Rich.
ards.
We have some bargains in 2nd band
watches to exchange for wood, H. L.
JAoiteow, jeweller.
HUGH WmLroMs is prepared to do saw
filing and setting at the livery barn.
Sabisfeetion guaranteed to every customer.
R. LEATRERDALE is prepared to take any
amount of goose feathers in trade.
CARPET WEA1'ING.-Mrs. T. McCrae dote
fine carpet weaving at moderate rates.
Residence on Catherine street, Brusaele.
WANTED :-An agent to take orders for
life size portraits. For terms write to
W. W. Burgess, Photog'. Elite Studio,
Mitchell, Ont.
See our boots and shoes, very cheap.
Bring along your repairs. Boots, shoes'
and rubbers repaired well and cheap.
1. 0. Richards.
CARPET WEAVING. -The undersigned ie
prepared to attend to all orders for
carpet weaving with promptness.
Moderate (bargee. Residence one doer
South of John Verooe's former stand.
WM. Gnomon,
Is you want anything in the furniture
line now is the time to buy. I have
bought right and I oan sell. right. R.
Leatherdule.
H. R. Bowen, Photo. artist, is how
prepared to enlarge any photo. handed to
him, either in Crayon, Indian Ink or
Water Colors. Call and see samples at
the Gallery, Brusaele.
A COPY of any photo taken by Mesere,
Perry, Burgess, or Strong may be had
by applying at our photo, gallery. Oar
negatives are laid by with the greatest
care, therefore photo's San be had first
elem. H. R. Brewer.
KNITTINo.-Mary H, Howe, of the firm
of Howe & Co., i5 prepared to take in
knitting, or knit to order, soaks, stockings,
cardigan jackets, &c. Will exchange
goods for wool.', Store, one door South
of the Woollen mill, Brussels. Give us a
call.
All kinds of sawe Gleaned, gummed,
hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled
at the East end of Queen St., +by eaw
filer, .T.' McGregor, Bruesele, Saws
may be left and arrangements
made at 9ioXay & Co'e, hardware store,
Brueeels Ont.
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AS$1114:1, (Seven Million Dollars), - 57,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorizo6) . . 52,000,000
4paneies In all,princtpal ,points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Tinfted $4g1ab't6,Bztliafirl,
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A Gt000ral Banking Business Traneaoted, Farmers' Nobee Discounted,.
Drafts Issued and,Cglleotione made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on apposite of $1.00 and upwards from 695 of deposit to date of
withdrawal and oompoonded half•yearly.
SPlaorei ATTENTION ervat To Tiro CoPLsooxog or FARMEns' 555110 Nexus.
Every facility afforded Cosbomero living at a diebanoe. e
J, A. STEWART MANAGER.
GILLIEB BI S ICE BIR
1=3R,US�EZI�, •.
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts 13ought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Brittain.
EARNERS NOTES DISI.OUNTED, •
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
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S l°i'aw/,s Awn' ;AmPagil mawae•
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at CurrentRates. Interest Com.
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made fpr Time Deposita.
We cheat to write ineuranco 1n old English or Canadian Conennte$, or 1n Iltut.
vel Companies as may be desired. -
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES 7 THE CANADIAN -BANE OF COMMUN.
Sams, the oheapest ; lamps, moat
brilliant ; carpet sweepers, beautiful ;
saws, the keenest; axes, guaranteed to
out naile ; oil most illuminous ; bells,
most musical ; wl?ips, most elasbio ;
silverware, most handsome, at B.
Gerry's, Brussels.
WELL-DIeoINo AND DnILLING.-George
Birt bas all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and ie prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted too him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
ahape. Terms reasonable. Residence
emend door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 84-tf
Brussels School Board..
The inaugural meeting of the School
Board wag held in Council Chamber, Jan.
16th, 1895. All members present.
Moved by J. N. Bendall, seconded by
A. Reid that Rev. John Rose be ohairmau
for 1895. Carrried.
Moved by A. Reid, seconded by Dr.
Graham that Rev. John Ross, A. Reid
and Dr. Graham be the visiting committee
and Dr. McKelvey, A. Hunter and J. N.
Kendall be the property committee for
the first half of the year the committees
to exchage places for the second half.
Moved in amendment by J. N. Kendall,
seconded by Dr. McKelvey that A.
Hunter, Dr. McKelvey and J. N. Kendall
be the visiting committe and Rev. John
Ross, A. Reid and Dr. Graham be the
property committee for the first half of
the year the committee toexchange places
for the second half. Amendment carried.
Board then adjourned.
aRVss:ELS 24.ARaC8SaSE,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats ..........
Butter, tubs and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton ...
Salt per bbl retail
Sheep skins, eaoh
Lamb shine each
Apples per. bbl
Hoge, Live.
Hoge, Dressed
54 56
54 56
36 40
53• 64
e6 28
14 15
14 ` 00
3 00 8 50
80 00
7 00 00
1 00 00
20 40
15 40
1 25 1 25
3 50 8 75
475 480
Bornane Tan. 22nd.---Cattle-Receipts,
120 bead ; market fairly active and
etrong ; sales, fat rough steers, $4.50 ;
Tight to good medium, $3.75 to 04.30 ;'
cows, $9,40 to 08.30.-Hoge-Reoeipts,
6.450 head ; market slow and weak ;
Yorkers, $4.20 ; light mixed packers,
04.25 to $4.30 ; good mediome, $4.25 to
04.80 ; good heavy, $4.30 to $4.35 ; one
load extra, 04.40 ; pigs, $4.20 to $4.30 ;
roughs, $8.30 to 03.55 ; stags, $3 to $3.15.
-Sheep and lambs -Receipts 12,000
head ; market shade weaker ; sales good ;
lambs, 54.46 to $4.75 ; extra, $4.90
fair to good $3.75 to $4.30 ; good mixed
sheep, 02.50 to $3.16 ; fair, $2 to 02.40;
culls, $1.65 to $2 ; export wethers, $4 to
04.25 ; ewes 08.60 to 83.75.
Teaomm° Oise. Jan. 22od.-If anything
the market was worse today than it has
been bitberto which is saying a good
deal. There wae not much buying for
Montreal, and the local demand wae not
much to brag about. Receipts today
were twenty-nine oar loads, including
500 hogs, 175 sheep and lambs. In
butchers' cattle trade was dull again,.
chiefly the result of nontinued heavy
offerings. Quite a few cattle were left
in the pens at the close. Common cattle
would sell hardly et all There was a
pretty poor market all around today in
spite of the fact that there wag not
many in. Not many are wanted. There
were two buyers on the tnarketfrom
Montreal. These gentlemen bought a
couple of carloads, and Messrs. Rodgers
& Halligan took two more Carloads for
that market. Prices paid for those were
low, mostly 2to to 8o per pound, only
the really choice touching 3o, Taking
this all around the range wae from 2o to
8o mostly. In export cattle two bulls
were bought at a price in.tbe vioiaity of
8o per pound. Better cattle will bring
80o per pound. In stockers and feeders
practically nothing was done and . prices
are nominal at about 2o to 25o per pound.
Shipping sheep were not quite as firm to-
day, and prices remained steady. Deal-
ers are waiting for apace. Prices ranged
n r rams
from 3o per pound for up to 3 e
per pound for good exports. Lambe
were firmer, advancing about ao to Tto
per pound, In hogs there wae a slightly
weaker tone in this line of trade, best fat
hogs fetohing 40 per pound weighed off
care, Other kinds are quiet and remain
as quoted.
BnowNLEE.-At St. Stephen's parsonage
Corrie, on Jan. 14th, the wife of
Rev. W. F. Brownlee, of a daughter.
GELLER.-In .Gerrie; on 12th inst.,. the
wife of Mr. Samuel Geller, of a
daughter.
MoneieoN. -In Elma, on Jan. 16th, the
wife of Mr. Joseph Morrison of a
son.
Roes. -In Elma, on Jan. lath, the wife
of Mr. Peter Ross of a daughter.
PEET: In Elma, on Jan. 7th, the wife of
Mr. Wm. Peet of a daughter (still
born.)
a¢,Ar Rxas,
Doneoie-Wirrxatisog,-At Bt. Stephen's
parsonage, Gerrie, on Jan. 7th,
Mr.. Wm. Dobson, of Clifford, to
Mies Adeline Williamson, of Ford-
wioh.
PADFIELn-DANE. On 165h, ' inst., by
Rev. J. Greene, at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. John Pad-
field to Miss Barbara J. Dane,
daughter of Mr. Thos. Dane, all of
Howiok.
Bnowac-LAMONT.-At the residence of the
bride's mother, Main street, Listowel,
on the 16th inet., by Rev. Dr. Mo -
Cray, of Collingwood, Mr. T. N.
Brown, merchant of Collingwood, to
Miss Jennie Lamont, sister of Mes-
srs. D. and W. Lamont, music deal-
ers, Listowel.
nxr21a-
GouLD,-In London, at her residence 518
Grey street, on Friday, Jan. 18912,
Sarah Gould, wife of R. Gonld, G.
T. R., aged 34 years.
.A.17C'1'2015 s.A.x.as-
Moxaas, Jan. 285b. -Farm, farm
stook, implements, &e, Lot 9, con. 8,
Grey. Sale at 12 o'clock. ` Jno: McDou-
gall, Prop. F. S. Scott, Ano.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
WANTED, -400 LBS. TUR-
Kns and 900 lbs. Geese. I will pay
8 cents per lb, for turkeys nude cents per lb.
for geese, to be delivered on or before the
10th of January.. Fowl to be drawn and
heads and feet cif,
A. STRAOHAN, Brussels.
POCKET DIARIES. -WE
have nine pocket diaries at 250. each
with a blank span for every day in the
year. A good flung to note down your busi-
ness transactions.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, deo.
OUSE AND SIX. LOTS FOR
Sale or to rent, being the property
North of the railway, belonging to James
8m arta For partioulara as to price and
for ms, apply to WM. AINLEY,
10-tf Ament's Faetory,Braaeele.
LI ARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC
AucTI0N: The 100 acre farm belonging
to the undersigned, being Lot O, Con.B, Grey,
will be offered for sale on Monday, January
2891,, on the premises. There are skairss
cleared, 14 acres of orchard,eomtortable
house, goa baru, and necessary outbuildings.
Possession given at any time. $2,000 wanted
down, balance may remain on mortgage at
6 per cent. For further particulars apply
to JOHN 8IoDOIIGALL,Prupristor, or
26.2 F. S. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
SAW GUMMING. -THE UN -
annum= has hisemery grinder in or-
der for gumming saws at J & P Ardent's fac-
tory where he will be pbeased to attend to
the requirements of the public. All sorts of
edge tools aerially ground and sharpened.
Anything from a pen -knife to abroadaxe
can be put in order ina work -manlike
manner. Charge always reasonable.
D. STEWART.
►THRESHING OUTFIT FOR
.1. ASnle,-The undersigned offers for sale
his bel Engine and Separator, both in
good working order. Be will also cliepose of
his shingle min, 'Reason for soiling, ill
health. A bargain will be given. For
further particularsas to price, terms, ,to,,
apply to RICHARD MITCHELL,
5.51 tot 1G,0on,0,Grey,orOranbrookP0
REAL ESTATE.
IFARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN•
nnnei0NED has 'several good Farms for
Bale and to rent, easy terms, in Townebipe
of Morrie and Grey. F 8. SOO'IT,Brussels,
I.1 ARM FOR SALR.-I WILL
Sell or exchange a 820 acre farm all
re ady for erop, situated in Red River Valley,
the richest in the world, with or without
stock and moshinery. Ouiilolent to cultivate
the eau o. With stook and meohinerj'. 520,00
per acre ; without stook and machinery
810.00 per acre, $1,000 to be paid at time oil
eel a balance at 7 per cent. per aflame.
W rite for particulars. 111ee have 180 aoree
of improved land for lease and a large
quantityma, of unimproved land for sale on easy
tor
0E0, W. ARMSTRONG,
Budalo,
1`Torth Dakota.
e Sell
SOUTIi AMEBIOAN
BHE'17MATIO CURE,
SOUTII AMERICAN
NI]RV1NE TONIC,
SOTJTII AME1330AN
KIDNEY CURE.
MoL190D'S SYSTEM
RENOVATOR,
Also full line of the-
303030AP00 INDIAN
MEDICINES,
Fox's Brug Store,
Opposite Qneen's Hotel.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
is Solicitor and ,Oonv°Termer, Collec-
tions' made, Omoe-Vanatone'e Block, Brae-.
sale. 21-8m
W: M. SINCLAIR,
Sl
Solicitor, onveyaneer,NotaryPubi
lie, &a. 06055-'Vanetone's Blook, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
G F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &e, (late of Garrow &
Prondfoot's O}Nse, Godorioh.) Oflloe over
kitties & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON
Honor Graduate Toronto. University,
Licentiate no al College Dental Stir ons
Grown and Bridge work a specialty. Moder-
ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured. Mee over
Barrett's barber shop, Turuberry St., Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domcstioated animals in a com-
petent manner. Partcoular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Galla promptly at-
tended to. OMoe and Infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge •Purnberry st., Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M, D.
LP • 0.31d.,L.R,0.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P.
S. Ont. Residence and office on Wilson's
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
. Physician, Surgeon, A000uoher, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont, ()moll -Next door to
McDonald & Cc„ Walton out.
BUSINESS' CARDS.
WH. d1oORAOKEN,
lssurerofMarrlageLiaeasea, canoe
at his Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
RN. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. M. McKay& Co's hardware store.
Ladiee'and ehildrens hair cutting a apeoialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
Ixi5URAN0E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
'suneaon Oo. Established 1840, In-
euraaoos effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low rates.
J. A. CREIGHTON,
15.8m Agent, Brussels.
A HUNTER,
Mork of the Fourth Division Cour
Go. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and *5 loan. Collections made
Moe in Smaio'eBbook, Brussels
MISS O'OONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental music on
Piano or Organ.. Will visit Wingham Tues-
day and' Wednesday of each week. Resi-
denoo on Princess Street,Brussels.
1. A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M:
• Organist In St. Jbhn's Church, Brae
0e18 and pupil, in the Art of 'Teaching, of A.
W.i.'haver, ua.Doo., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either on piano or organ,
at his parlor over A. R. Smith's store,Brue-
sole. Vocal lessons also given. Terms mod-
erato.
MISS OLIVER,
Fashionable Drees and Mantle Maker,
wishes to intimate to the ladies of Brussels
said vicinity that she has resumed business
again atter an alumnae of over two years in
0:event°. Your patronage eoitoited. Priem
Moderate. Residence, Turnberry street
South. , _4
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
.31. • Auctioneer, ie always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm Stook, &o. 31550,5
cheerfully given. Oaanbrbck P.O. Sales
may bo arranged at THE PoeT Publishing
House, Brussel,,
flEORGE KIRKBY,
Vf Licensed Auetioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
steak specialty. Orders loft at Tun PoeT '
PubliehtngHou se ,Bru ssels, or sent to Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
8n as an Auctioneer I are prepared
to conduct sales of farm stood at reasonable
prioee.. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks end get good security when Bold
on credit. Sath:faction guaranteed. Give
mea call. 82- - F S. SCOTT.
FARM FOR SALE OR TO MINT, -The undersigned offers hie180
more larm, being Lots 12 and W 019, Con. 5,
Grey. for Bale. On the promisee is a Dom-
Sortable brick house, new bank barn, good
orobard, wells, fenaos, &a. 100 aoree cleared
balance bush. A bargain will bo givon. Iii
not sold the farm will be rented fora term
el years. For further parti0ulare ae to price
terms, &o., apply to „•
ROBT. Molil]E,.Proprietor,
11-8 Gorrie, P. 0.,
or to JAMBE; A, FRAIN , Brusaele,..