The Brussels Post, 1895-11-8, Page 8There is lots of it just now ae.
Seeidted, With a cough and generally
known 85Wheoping Clough. Mow die.
tresaing Ib ie. both to the Child who baa it
and the ueiploes parent or guardian who
van betil;eee and beer them.: No wonder
when, a remedy gen be lead, that nothing
Will pr vedt the anvieus Mather front
getting a bottle, We are putting up a
Propel/019u which bee given euoh good
restate la Toronto. If Yon or any one
belonging to you are troubled with this
troubleseme complaint, the
'Whooping Cough,
By all means get it bottle of this remedy,
If in any particular case it fella to relieve
we Have another preparation whioh also
is highly recommended and whish will be
given without extra Charge.
Deadman & McCall,
. Druggists, l3ookeellers, &o.
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
50008051555 EXTENSION W. G. & n.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
6o1110 SooOa. G°INo NCR7H,
Mail 0:50 a,m. Mixed 0:45 am.
Purees 11:64 a,m I Mail - 8:13 p m,
l zed 5:00 p.t^i. JJ111 Express .,.;,. 8A9 p.m.
rural. gtius
A ahiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prem it.
INDIAN Summer,
Sonora, Board on Friday evening of
this week.
THE grooeryof Jas. Smillie hae been
olosed this week.. Mr. Smillie is not in
town.
JAITES BALLAriToNE imported a ear' of
winter apples from Prince Edward Coun.
ty last week.
ADVERTIeo your strayed stook in THE
Pose. We have been very successful in
aiding owners in this way.
Dunne the month of October 189 corn.
morale! travellers visited Brussels by rail.
Surely the Drop is good this season.
RunoR has it thata wedding will take
place shortly in a Northern town and the
coming groom was a former well known
Brusselite.
Tun woollen factory was not sold last
Friday as the reserve bid was not reach-
ed. George Howe offered $1,500 for the
factory and contents.
NEXT week will seen. G. Wilson, con-
tractor of the new school Image, ready to
hand over the key to the Sohool'Board.
It is 0first-class building.
WALTEn Suers has a snuff box 100
years old. It belonged to his grand-
father. He has also a bunoh of straw
from Scotland over 20 years old.
THE school children are getting up a
few choruses for the opening exercises of
the, new school. Hon. G. W. Roes, Min.
ister of Education, is expeoted to take
part.
PASSED AWAY.—Mary Jane Reid,wife
of Wm. Fergason, Wallace township, died
on Wednesday night of last week and
was buried at Listowel on Saturday.
Deceased had been ill for about two
years, having three strokes of paralysis
in that time. She was 66 years of age
and bad been a member of the Methodist
oburch for a long time. Mrs. Ferguson
was the mother of Mrs. George Edwards,
of Brussels. Both Mr. and Mrs.Edwards
attended the fantral.
Tuts week shipping has been lively at
the G.T.B. Among the outgoing freights
were 3 care of wheat ; 2 care of peas; a
double decked .oar of bogs by Messrs.
Backer & Vanstone; a double deck of
hogs by Messrs. Clegg b Dames ; also 3
oars of Iambs by the same firm ; 2 cars
of oattle by 0. Schlegel, of New Ham-
burg ; 8 cars of salt from the Enterprise
Salt Works ; kcar of lumber by L. _Mc-
Donald & Co., Walton ; 1 horse to the
Salvation Army Farm, Toronto, by H.
Beam ; a ton of dressed poultry.
AOcIDENT.—As Alex. Bird was return-
ing from Wroxeter on Monday, whither
he had gone on a business trip for Mes-
srs. Cochrane & Johnston, in whose. em-
ploy he is, he was thrown from the wagon
seat to the hard road on his head and
when found by Rev. Mr. Fisher, of Gor-
rie, wasin a semi-unoonsoious condition.
He was taken to Jamestown, where his
horse load been caught and afterward
conveyed home. A physician was sum-
moned and his injuries dressed. While a
severe blow was evidenced by the wound
on his bead, no serious results are ex-
pected to follow.
Onrr.—The stern and relentless death
messenger called the spirit of Thomas
Stewart away Monday night about 10 o'-
clock. He had been failing all Summer
from a urinary tronble bat had only been.
confined to bed for about two weeks.
For several days before his decease he
was unconscious and refused to tette
nourishment. Deceased was born in
Perthshire, Scotland, and came to this
Country about 60 years ago along with.
his parents, He lived in Carleton Coun-
ty, where, in 1841, he married Bliss
Jeanet Hart, who survives him, although
nearly 80 years of age. For about 23
feihlived
oBrant,
r4t
from which they moved too4 h
line Morris township, where Mr. Stewart
purchased a 130 acre farm from Fred.
Hood. When he sold out 12 or 14 years
ago to Dr, Pyne, of Toronto, he had
bout $4,000 in cash, buta large portion
of this was spent in several trips to,Mani-
toba, on one of whioh he removed his
family, intending to settle, there, hub was
not satisfied, so returned to Brussels,
where he continued to reside up to his
death, Out of a family of seven child.
ran only two survive, vie , Alexander, of
Morris, and John, in Ai .citoba. About
30 years ago deceaeed 1! ud a severe at-
tack of fever, one result of which was the
loss of his bearing, whioh proved a great
iaoonvenienee, Mr. Stewart had a fairly
good education and should have done well
on the world had his temperament been
of a more give and take character. The
funeral took place on Wednesday after.
noon, Rev. J. Ross conducting the ear
vice, Mre. Stewart will make her home
with her son Alex. She is quite frail and
the wonder ie how she has to -reneged to
get about ae well ae elle has uring the
past few weeks of Mr. Stewart's illness.
Mr. Stewart wee 77 years of age.
"6011 and Creep depouateatien were
held In many Owen.
"B $,runes" W, A1, Sinolair'e New.
fonndland dog, heir gone to dogdom
through receiving a dose of miser: trona
some quarter,
Battiest= Veter' Ljsd Court will be
held in the Town Hall Wednesday of
next week, 4ommeneing 012 o'olo8lt;, bo-
fore Judge Doyle, There are 23 appeals
on the list,
TUN Clinton New Ere says :—"Wen,
da," the Breeeelearlare, whish le winning
SP muoh money at raoea on the other
side, was bred by W. a, Paisley, of town,
who regrets now that he ever sold her.
POOR funeral notices up In one oley is
a very unusual sight, but such was seen
in llrussols onWednesdy, when notion
of Thos, Stewart, Mre, Geo, Howe, Wnl.
Roddiok, and W. A. Haslam, ofBelgrave,
appeared.
BAooamttraN HoeanOw shacked out 51
eommeroial travellers' trunks in 24 hours
during the pest week. George hag a
Samoujr mne0le on him from the frequent
exercise of handling the luggage of the
drummer,
Tse new town bell arrived here from
Troy on Tuesday and was at once put in
Plaaein the:tower at the Town Hall. It
weighs 1,200 pounds and has a fine tone.
The old bell was removed to the new
sobool house tower, where it will do duty,
D. 112oNaughton bossed the job.
Bl umrelon CAE,—The exhibition car of
the Canada Pacifio Rahway was in Bras.
eels Saturday of Last week, Doming at
noon and leaving at 9 p, m. It was in
°barge of L. O. Armstrong, travelling
emigrantagent of the company, wlto
has been with the ear singe 1885. The
oar contained a magnificent collection of
grain, grasess, roots and vegetables, from
the fertile prairies of Manitoba, and a
Choice assortment of fruits, minerals,`
timber, eto., from British Colombia.
The whole was very nicely arranged, and
while here the oar was visited by hnn-
dreds of farmers and others. Onelarge
squash from Algoma weighed 188 pounds.
Interesting literature was freely distrib-
uted and the agent was very obliging in
answering the many goeetions asked.
Law.—The Listowel Standard says :—
Mayor Featherstone was served with a
writ at the instance of John Watson, of
the Listowel brewery, in oonnaotion with
the lease of the Roth property along the
Maitland river for the purpose of a pond
or reservoir, whioh last year's Council
bad under consideration, a lease having
been entered into, but which wee sub-
sequently annuled by a By.law repealing
the former By-law passed by the Council
respecting the lease of the property. A
writ has now been issued from the
Chancery division with the object of
quashing the By.law repeating the form.
er By -lacy, and to enforce the lease, also
to recover damages from the town. .Mee.
ars. Morphy ,i's Oartbew are the plaintiff's
solicitors. We understand that it is the
intention of the Mayor and Council to
retain the best legal talentto be had to
defend the snit.
WRpnmo,—An Auburn correspondent
gives the following account of a wedding,
in which the bride was for some time a
oitizen of Brussels :--Mr. Chapman, of
British Colombia, has been visiting
friends around here for the past week.
Before bringing bis visit to a close he
called upop our village official for a per-
mit to change hie lonely situation. Al.
ter depositing the necessary fee, the reali-
zation of the consummation of the errand.
of his journey began bo dawn. The Rev.
Mr. Baugh's services were procured, re.
anitiog in Mrs. Hoare, of East Wawa.
nosh, becoming Mrs. 'Chapman, of Van•
conver. They started for their distant
home the same day, Oot. 30th. A long
journey for those who have passed the
allotted spaoe of the three score years
and ten. A etar of hope seems' to have
arisen to cheer those lonely damsels who
load almost reached the point of despair.
Mr. Chapman'' eon married Miss Minnie
Hoare about a year ago and they made
their home in British Columbia.
CALLED AWAY,—After a brief yet severe
illness of a few weeks Mrs. George Howe
pulsed quietly away to the spirit land on
Tuesday night, eq the age of 46 years and
7 months, the cause of her decease being
acute nervousness. The best medical at-
tendance was proonredand relatives and
friends were unremitting in their at-
tentions, but the taper of life was extin-
guished and in her, robust womanhood
our friend was galled away. Mrs.Howe's
maiden name was Jane Kitchen and her
birthplace was Greetlaud, Yorkshire,
England. About 29 years ago she was
united in marriage to her now bereft,
partner and they came to Canada in 1874.
Heepeler was their • home - for several
years, after which they moved to Brus-
sels 13 years ago and purchased the:
woollen faotory. Four daughters and
one son are left with the father to hold in
loving remembrance the life of a kind
mother and true wife. Mrs. Howe was a
bright, intelligent woman and was very
highly esteemed byall who knew her.
Her sudden and unhooked for demise has
galled oat the sincerest sympathy for the
bereaved family. The funeral took place
On Thursday afternoon, Rev. G. H. Cob-
Mediok eonduoting the service,
ENTERED INTO Baer.—A familiar fade
is missing from our streets to -day, and a
well known resident, in the person of
William
Roddiok, will be seen no more in
time. As quietly and peacefully at a
child would go to sleep did he pass away
on Tuesday about 11 a. on, Rig health
had been failing for the past year but
be was truly oonfined to bed for a few
weeks. Lash • Sunday he lapsed into an
nnooneoious state out of whioh' he never.
awoke, Mr. Roddiok was born in the
township of Hamilton, Co, of Northam.
berland, and came to Broesele 25 years
ago. Ilia father died when Will. was 5
years of age so he was early in life thrown
on his own resources in making bis way
in the world. For a good many years he
followed the painter's trade and , was
widely known in this enation. Deceased
was a big hearted, obliging man who
made friends wherever be went: He had
a particular fanoy for young boys and
many a good word of advice and armour.
agement he gave them. Deceased took
an active part in mueioal oirores, being a
member of the town Band for years; ate
active' worker in the orchestra of the
Methodist Sabbatheohoot in which school
be was a faithful teacher for many years,
and he was ever ready to lend a hand to
any deserving object. His death wag the
result of Bright's disease. The funeral
took place on Thursday afternoon, the
Odd Fellows. and Maocbeee, of whioh
deoeased was a member, attending in a,
body, headed by the town Band. Rov,
Mr. Cobblediok conducted the service.
The oommunity sympathises with the
sorrowing relab'iVes,
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READ OFFICE, -. TORONTO.,
ASSIITS, (Seven Million •Dollars
4APITBII (Authorized) ) $7,OOO;oOG
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Qnelloo. At'
A General Banking lius#noes Transacted. x'armers'to .
Drafts Issued and Ogllaetione made on all points, a D#eoounted.
p Rte,
SAVINGS BANK PSPARTMFNT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 51.00 and upwards from dat pf'depobit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half,yearly,
Br401A1i ATTENTION O WEN To TUE Cogdaol ort
Every faoility afforded Customers living at a distanoo.
J. ,A. STEWART MANAcnn.
52,000,000
nitoba, United States obinglasld,
Or PAlingli5' SALE NOTES, •
Cne Rio Braman fell into the open trap
door leading into A, Sbraohan's cellar, on
Xing street, last Tuceday morning and
out his head so that several stitches had
to be put in to ohne the wound. The
oellar-Sway was open ona010nntofmasons
being engaged putting in a furnace.
B3usin,ess. Locals.
Dna stovewood at McCracken's.
Creams on hand at Moalpine's,
Lo550-, clear bacon at MoOraoken's,
lir you want robes or blankets call on
H. Dennis,
81150'0,15 harness very low in prioe. I.
0. Richards.
SEE oar Robes and Blankets, best value
in town, L C. Rioharde,
Linen stook of light harness Bold at low
prices. H. Dennis.
Oun horse collars are all warranted.
HDennie.
SEE our long boots, hand. made, very
low in pride and splendid quality. L 0.
Richards.
GRAIN BACs.—Large size, full' 10 oz.,
only $1.90 per dozen, at Smith & Mo.
Laren's.
Do you want to stop using tobacco 2
If so, use No•T0-Bao. We refund your
money if nob as stated, G. A. DEADArAN.
A IMBIBER of second hand road Carts
in good oondition for sale at lowprices.
Also a few buggies. Jas. Walker, Bruit.
Bal)ie-
rs. MoCnoo wishes to notify the
pubua.ih. t she still does Carpet Weaving
al her reside,wo, nearly opp. Dr. Ido.
IIelvey's. Satisfaction guaranteed.
IIARL's Clover Root, the great Blood -
Purifier gives freshness and olearness to
the complexion and cures constipation.
25 ate, 50 els and $1.00. Sold by James
For, Druggist, Brussels. •
Ssmon'e cure is sold on a guarantee,
It curse inoipient Consumption. It is
the beet cough cure. Only one Cent a
dose. 25 ors,, 50 Cts. and 91.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
POuLTal.—The undersigned will take
any quantity of fowl for trade in grocer-
ies, orookery, 5,3. .The highest prices
paid. See him before bringing them in,
so he Can advise you how and what days
in the week to kill. W. H. M,xoCam
I Iinvoo ordered a large stock of window
shadeg and ourtain poles which I will
sell very cheap. We put them on your
windows. All goods delivered free.
R. Leaiherdele,
SAwe made to out fast abd easy. Sec.
ond•haud saws bought and sold. Point.
era given cm Saar fling and the oars and
management of saws, on Queen street
East, by T. MoGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Master of Saws.
141ae. T. S. Hewxnes, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shilob's Vitalizer. "saved
my life." I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney ,trouble it
excels. Price 75 ots. Sold by Jas. Fox,
Druggist, Brussels.
IF you have an organ that wants clean•
ing or repairs, or a piano that wants
tuning leave your orders here as I have
made arrangements with a' piano tuner.
All work guaranteed r L pay.satherdale.
LADIES, Clean
ves with
Josephine glove cleaner, for only by
Ferguson Halliday. Sole agents' for
Moe Perrin Freres kid gloves, in lase and
button. All the most desirable shades.
FLEURY PLOWS.—Hugh Williams & Son
are the Agents for the well known Fleury
plows. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. 0611 at Williams' Livery Stable,
Brussele. The Fleury plow received the
gold medal and diploma at the World's
Fair.
"FAnt7ERe' CENTRAL" Irian/Ulm Co.-
This new and very prosperous Fire In-
surance' Co. daring the past year issued
over 800 policies in Carrick, Howiok,.
Oulross and Greenock. Rates on farm
property very, low. J. A. 00no0n00N,
Agent for Morris and Grey.
WELL-DIo0mo Awn DermaxO.—George
.Birt has all the neceeeary maohinery for
digging and drilling wells and is proper.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to liim
in a .way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable, Residence
second door north of . the bridge, west
side of Turnberry-et„ Brussels. 34-tf
Erna.—In Howie's, on Oat. 23rd, the
wife of Mr, Earnest Xing of a son.
I0W055.—IpCarrie, on pat. 26th, the wife
of Mr. Wm. Irwin of a eon.
Bnowl.—•In Wingham, on Oot. 26th, the
wife of Mr. P. ,Brown of a son.
KEaNER,—x15 'Wingham, on Oot. 29th,' the
wife of Mr. P. H, Kerney of a son.
Rz.Lron>l.—In Turnberry, on Oct. 2511s,
the' wife of Mr. Wm. Elliott of a sop.
1Vr-filtaSTSZieta.
T1EtriN—GRABAm.—Qn Cot, 80th, at the
residence of the bride's father, How.
Mk, by Rev, J. S. Fisher, Gerrie, Mr.
Alonzd Tremain,. of Listowel, to
Miss Mary Grabatn.
ELLIOTT—MASON.—At the residence of
Mr. W. S. Harland, Ol#nton, on Oot.
80111, by Rev. J. W. Holmes, assisted
by Rev. W. 3. Ford, Mr. Matthew 11.
Elliott, to MissEmma, second laugh-
ter of Mr. Robb. Mason, both of Moa
Wawanosh.
ELLIOTT—Snersox.—At the residence of
Mr• W. S. Harland, Clinton, on 001.
80th, by Rev. J. W. Holmes, aasieted
by Rev. W. J. ford, Mr, James El.
11011, of East 'Wawanosh, to Mies
Carrie Simpson, of Clinton.
BENNETT—BLADE.—At the manse,' Wing
ham, on Wednesday, Oot. 8001, by
Rev. D. Perrie, Mr. William Bennett,
to Miss Margaret E. Black, both of
East`Wawanosh.
Woof—WIL90N.-In Elms, on Oat. 32th,
at the residence of the bride's parents,
by the Rev. Jno. Ball, Mr. William
A. Wood, of Sault tete. Marie, Al.
soma, to Miss Sarah, daughter of
Mr. Hugh Wilson, of Blma.
WE8t—PlanzasoN•—At the residence of
the bride's brother, Mr. Jos. Pugh,.
Bluevele, on Cot. 806h, by Rev. W.
H. Moss, Mr. Wm. Weir, of Gods -
rich township, to Mrs, Jana. Patter.
son, of Bluevale.
CnAFAIAN—Hoang.—At the residence of
Mr. John Hoare, on Oot. 29th, by
Rev. ' W. Baugh, Mr. Emmanuel.
Chapman, of British Columbia, to
Mrs. A. Hoare, of East .Wawanosh,
en2f7D-
Fox.—In East Wawanosh,' on Oet. 26th,
Margaret Fox, relict of the late
James Brox, aged 82 years, 9 months
and 12 days:
IInifs: —In Wingham, on Oot. 24th; Sex
Tone Hos Proem IN Aco55Y.-"I was
troubled with blind itching piles for 20
years ; was unable to work and tore my
fleeh in agony, United States and Can-
adian dootors failed to relieve. Chase's
Ointment I am a bet-
ter an tbaa
n 20 iny ears, as a nd am able to
work every day.' Phillip, Wallace,
blacksmith, Iroquois, Ont. Chase's
Ointment cures piles'eczema, and irritant
diseases, 9.I1 druggists, 600. a box.
Tun delight of dyeing is mutual with
Parker and Parker's patrons. The re.
Mutation of this great dyeing and clean.
Ing establishment is founded on reliable
work at most reasonable prices. The
constant aim is to please patrons. The
result is a business grown from a small
beginning to the largest dyeing bonne in
the Dominion. Unrivalled workbag won
our unrivalled seams. Parker's Dye
Works, Toronto, do fine work. Agency
at Skene's General Store, Brussels.
BAD BLOOD BETWEEN TEM—The ever.
slaving farmer's wife, her delicate Bider
in the city, suffer more than they care to
tell. The dark rings mond the eyee,
headaches, . dizziness, palpitation, or
rheumatic twinges, betoken a rundown
system. The blood is poor, end ie a bar
to enjoyment of life. Scott's Sarsapar.
lila purifies the blood, strengthens and
vltalizee the system, and speedilyrestoree'
the bloom of health to the eheeke, It
mires when all others fail.
bus Kent, aged 74 years and 10
months.
o'.t8ANnu5.—In Wingham, on Oct.. 31st,
Martha James, wife of Audrew Mo
Monona, aged 58 years and 10
months.
H0wE.—In Brussels,' on November. 5th,
Jane, beloved wife of George 'Howe,
aged 46 years and 7 months.
HAe0Atr.—In Devil's Lake, North Dakota,
on Nov. 2nd,- William -A., son of W.
Haelam, of Bolgrave, aged 31
years, 9 menthe and 10 days.
HvNT.—In Gorrie, on Oct. 23rd, Joseph
Runt, aged 67 years, 9 months and
2 days.
Eatfsn.—In Wroxeter, on Oot. 29th, Mrs.
John Ramer, aged 32 years, 5 months
and 13 days.
HENDEneoN.—In' Morris, on Saturday,.
November 2nd, 1895, Isabelle, be-
loved wife of GeorgeHenderson, aged
28 years, 10 months and 8 days.
MONAIrt.—In Grey, on Sunday, Nov. 8rd,
James, youngest son of James Mc-
Nair, aged 20 years, 3 months' and
27 days.
Bonnlex.—In. Brussels, on November 5th,
William Roddiok, aged 46 years, 4
months and 15 days. •
STEwAR0.—In Brussels, on November 4th,
Thomas Stewart, aged 77 years.
FEnausot.—In Wallace, on Oot.' 31st,
Mary Jane, beloved wife of William
, Ferguson, aged 66 years.
.A.'r7'C'SSOST SAS
SATD0DAY, Nov. 9th.—Household goods,
50. Lot 13, oon. 15, Grey. Sale at 2
o'olook, Jno. Stewart, Prop., F. S.
Scott, Auo.
TDEenAY, Nov. 12.—Farm stook andim-
plements, at Winthrop. Sale commences
at 12 o'clock. A. Govenlook, proprietor,
WEDNnseek, Nov,. 18th.—Farm stook,
implements, do. Lot 10, Con, 17, Grey.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock sharp. A. J.
Carter, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, Ano.
TE0RSDAoe, I'lov, 14th.—Farm stock,
implements, &e. Lot 10, oon, 7, Morris.
Sale unreserved' at 1 o'clock, sharp.
Adam Soott, Prop., Geo, Kirkby, Auo.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
5 ROOMED COTTAGE ON
Apply toou05006 BALL TYNE,Bxuedoles,
PRIVATE FUNDS' TO LOAN,—
Pirstmortgage, farm security, Apply
at THE POST Publishing House, Breese's,
FARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN-
A.
easy terms, indTownshipgs
ofMorris and Dray, F S. SOOTT,Brusdele
RAM LAMBS FOR E,—
Pure bred Shropshire, from tohn
Campbell's, Woodville, wolf known stook,
Apply to JNO. SMITH,, Lot 9 'Con, 0, Grey,
BxuaselO P, 0. 1 -tf
ST RAYED FROM THE PRE M-
rums of the undersigned,
Morn -
lag, Oot, 19th y o d ear. 1 a 4•Sunday mein•
hw mare, with
black mane and tail ; Some white on ono
hind foot. Any information leading to her
recovery will be thankfully received.
I55A0 G1LL,16bbo1.
TRAYED FROM THTU PREM—
)..JToms of the undersigned, 1ot92, eon, 1
Grey„ o8 or about Aug, 16th, one owe and
three- lambs, The initaln a. A.. on left aide in
Mack. Any information leading to 'their
150015 ry rv1l1 be thankfully reached.
19 4 enonon ARMS0orb'It0Nlt P,,0 •
MoieswG,
UR WAY
OF CONDUCTING A -
.L'TLL ROLLING BUSINESS
I g You needn't take our word for 1t but dl and
Is to do it right, make the prices right and treat the pee -
see
lie light,
,
for yourself, and if not sstisflecl ou can et op money Y g your' money
back. Wo keep Jots of things you need, and we want you at
all times to feel that you are perfectly welcome 111 our place
whether you wish to purchase of not.
BY THE, WAY, HAIM YOU TRIED_ sq,
Fox's Syrup of White pine & Tar
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS?
It is giving immense satisfaction—In fact .weuar00ltee it
to do this ol'Inloney Cheerfully refunded. P1ice 25 pts. For
side only €16
OrTasrTE FOX ' S DRUG STORE.
YOUNG DRIVING HORSE LEGAL AND CONVEY
144f
mop Buggy end Single Harness for CONVEYANCING.
sale o
heap. Apply to
Is. TAYLOR?;, BARRISTER,
Soliotbor tl
NELSON annum.
R. an Copveynnoor. 0oi1 .
Mons mads. Office-Panstoue's lilcolr, Brus:'
eels. 21.9m
BERKSHIRES VOR SAKE.—
The
English erundersigned,i,°gbreeder aof rge - nuio-
her of prise winning boars and sows for sale.
Terme reasonable. Address Scums Don-
n4NOE, Seaforth P.O., or apply on Lot 26,
Con, 6, Mol0illop,
14.4 JAMES.DORRANCE,Prop.
QALT RHEUM. —ORDERS' BY
ointnmeob ItneveirfailstoeursSaltRheum
If. you are troubled that way 0r know any
one who is get alum or tell them about
DEADMAN & MOCIALL,
Druggist, Bookseller &o.
STRAYED ON THE PREMIS-
ns of the undersigned, Lot 21, Con.10,
Grey,
lamb r he owner let,
s requested to and
property, pay expenses and take them away.
144 D, MOTAGGART,
Dionorielf P, 0.
Voters' ,List Court
Notice le hereby given that a Court will be
held pursuant to `The Voters'. Lista AOt,"
byHla Honor the Judge of the County Court
of the county of Huron, at the Town HALL,
BRusaoL5, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th Day
of November. 1896, at 12 o'clock Noon, to
hear and determine the several aomplaiate
of errors and omissions in the Voters' List
of the Municipality of Brussels for 1896.
All persons having business at the Oourt aro-
required to attend at the said time and.
place,; F. S. 806TP,
Clerk
7th f Ny18
REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE,.—THE UN-
DEns5ONEi offers his 100 acre farm, be.
ing Lot 10, Con. 6, Grey, for sale, There are
about 76 acres under Cultivation. On the
premises are a log house, good barn and
other necessary out.buildings, also good or.
chard. Schoolhouse on coiner of lot. Im-
mediate possession. 2A sores of Fall wheat
in. Also bay and stimv on farm.. Easy
terms.. For price, conditions, I&e. apply to
ALEX, BREMNER, Proprietor, Ethel P. 0.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—Teti,
UndLot 5, Oone 8,1gGGrey, the willed eimported Chester
White
see onr, u plication, Terms- 8x100 to be
paid at the time of sorvioe with privilege of
returning ifnecessary.
11.8 JAS. '00' LLTOTT, Proprietor.
R
OAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for aervioe, on
Lot 11, Con. 6, Grey, a Moro' bred Chaster
White boar, from imported stook on both
aides ,ppurchased from the well known breed-
er, D. DeOoursey, Bornholm. Pedigree may.
be seen on application. Terms—S1.00 to be
paid at time of service with privilege of re-
turning if necessary.
1541 ANGUS SHAW, Proprietor..-
rrAMWORTH- AND CHESTER'
1 WHITE BOARS FOR SERVIOE.
Thb undersigned will keep forservice on
North Half Lot 20, Con, 7, Morris, a there'
bred Tamworth Boar, recently parchaaod
from•tbe well known breeder, Jno, Bell, Am
bor. Also a Chester White Boar. Terms-
,
51.00 to be paid attime of service with 'priv-
ilege of returning if necessary.
58-M S. WALIIoIB, Proprietor.'
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will heap for servloo on
Ig,ot 20, Con, e, Xenia, the thoro' brad ire -
proved White
J.10. Yorkshire
swespstalce ,sow
at Ohiaaggo Pair: Torras 81.00 to bo paid
turning if necessary. y eP Torra
s,
may lis of
On application,
�.,ROBT.NIOHOL.-
B OAR < FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for service. on
Lot 90, Con, 0, lfbrrie, the thoro'•bred Large
English Berkshire Boar, "Captain J0011n,".
sow mother the Worlds Os'air. Pedigree swills Ue
produced' on appllootion. Terms -3000 to
be paid at time of service with privilegeof
returning if necessary,
14.Om_ JA5, sprint, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Parra Stook) Etc.
The undersigned will otter for sale by Fob -
110 Auction on his promisee at r, vlNTMft11)(•,.
TUESDAY, NOY. 12tH, 18116,
at 12 o'oleok (noon) sharp. The following
valuable property, viz, :—Two span Matched
Drivers, 4 years old, ell clear Grit Stook and
sired by Carlisle; 9 colts, Olear Grit stook,
rising 2 years, and several young working
horses • 2 newly ,calved cows, 4 to calve in
Novemltor, 4 co oa1Ve in Deo. and Jan,, and e
others to Calve later on, ail 115 calf to a thorn'
bred bull ; 1 t)lero'bred Durham bull, with
registered pedigree; 1 throe year old steer
and several steers Tieing 2 years ; also a
number of young stook, Nearly all the above
have been raised byrho undersigned and
have been most carefully bred, About 60
hogs weighing from 70 lbs. up 1 1 thorn . bred
Berkshire boar about 5158 menthe old; 20
Well bred Leicester and Southdown Ewes '
1 eight horsepower and jack and a lot of
other farming implements too Humorous to
mention. Lumber—A lot of inch, two lnoh.
and seantliag, suitable for building, 010,
Tpnffis.--AI sum8 of 85.00 and under oath;
over that amount 11 menthe Credit will be
given on inrniehing approved joint nett*. 7
per 00nt off for oast on credit amounts,
A. GOVBNLOCII,
Patailu 1To11,
M. SINOLAIR,.
• Solicitor, Uonvoyaneer ,NotaryPnb-
&o, 051°a—Vanetorea Bleak,1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to"
Loan,
M
G. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, ..Ecu .&
Cameron,) Barrleter abd. Soloitor, Goderich,
Ont. Offieo—Hamilton St., Opposite Colo
borne Hotel,
E. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
G•
Solicitor, &o. (late o1 Garrow &
Prondfoot's.Othse, Goderich.) Ofloe oyer
Gillies & SmBith's auk, ilruseeis, •
Money to Loan, 47
DENTAL.
DB. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate
Licentiate Boyal College Dental Surgeons.
s.
Crown and Bridge work a specialty, oeg-
atel�eos. Satisfaction Assred. o over
Barrett's barber shop, Tnrnberry St., Bras -
eels,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK, .
CI •• Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Is prepared to treat an
diseases of domesticated animals In a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at -
north of to.
a Purnberrry str, Brueeet �oore.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A..-MaNAUGHTON, M. D.
cif• 0.M., L.R.O:P., Edinburgh, M. C.P.
Block Ont.
ro11 and Turrnbuny Stleeoh'e
JM. ARMSTRONG, M, D.
• B2
• Physician, Surgeon Accoueber,ate,
Graduate of Toronto Unwersity Medical
Faculty, Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons Out, Orman—Next door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
XT H. MoORACKEN,
at hiIsomer of3farriageLleeneee. Office
e Grocery, Turnborrg street, Brnseele.
B•N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
south of A. 140. MoRay & Oo's hardware store.
Ladie5'aad ehiidreus hair cutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINQHAM-
lrleunAuen,
FIRE AND MARINE
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Li
� tenses,
OFFICE AT JEwELRY STORE. '
f. 'No .Witness Required,
T. PLBTCHTIR, Brussels.
ELLINGTON MUTUAL IN
V 501ANOE Go. lstablithad 1830, In-
surances effected on all Town and Farm.
Property at very 10w rates.
...16.9m - J. A. 010EIGHTON,
Agent, Brussels,
ALEX, HUNTER,
01erk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Hu -on, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Ineuranoo.Agent. Panda'
invested and to loan, Collections made
:Moe in Sreale'a Block, Brussels•
MIsS O'OONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrument
Piano or Organ. Will visit el music: s -
day and Wednesday of each week. we eek. TRogi,,
armee on Princess Street, Brussels.
TA. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
• Organist in St. John's Church, Bine
eels, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching of A.
W. Thayer, Mull—boo., New York, will give
leeeons to pupils either on iso 005 organ,
atsole 1Voealleassovsaiso,given. Tering1Rnod-
orate.
AUCTIONEERS.
(`t,EORGE KIRKBY,
Lieeneed Auctioneer. Sales oondtiet
°doh reasonable terms, Farms and farm'
stoo1Sa Opoolalty. Orders left at Tion POST
PtibliehingRouse,Bruesele,or sentto Walto '
P. 0., will receive prompt attention, n
.i S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
A.
• nun, will sell for better prioos',to
better men in less time and lets (Marge'.
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or •ho won't charge anything. Dates and
orders emn'aiways be arranged at this. Moe'
or' by personal application,,
STONE ! STONE
Any gnentity of Building, Corner, 'Bubble,
Sill and :Bridge Stone for Bale, 'Quarrie
and ready for loading at Brueoois Quarry.
For price and tonne an/Alto.
87.12 Bok 100 JN), MITOEf Br ssels.