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;P#rb9Rele and Vioipity we offer the
following 64 reign at the fleet
'romatlon Lixaminetione 1
The pupil who takae the highest
number of marks in promotion to Taut
1>Itrond__tt 2nd part let book free ;
The one who takes the highest in
2evmotion to Seeond reader- s 2nd
ender free ;
The pupil who tapes tate bigheet he
£amnMedea to Third reader -ti, Ord render
ee ;
The one who takes the bigheet in
"emotion 90 Fourth reader-e4th render
free.
To be had by palling at our Drug and
Nee Store with a n"te:from their teacher
authorizing them to doeye°.
[Deadman & McCall,
Druggiete, deo,
ifi•.11_-Pleaee take nobble that the nom.,
Betition ie not school against school, but
siek'rize is given to all eleeaee mentioned
Ea moll school.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. O. & n.
Tains leave Brussels Station, North
guel South, as follows;
Go/110900TH, GOING NORTH.
11U1 6:60 a.m.Mixed 9:45 a m,
".1Ypreie 11:55 a.m. I Mail 8:18 P,,u.
;Hued ..,d..., 9:00 p.r1. Express 9:40p.m.
x zaI Retvs ltttlt ',
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prenb it. '
jIlOAP Year.
How's your diary ?
How girls -go for them.
F000 years more to 1900.
Nowis the time to•advertise.
&7n, you swear off, and if so are you
off ?
A oan of sugar was received this week
;i1j George Thomson.
Da, Gluing will be Chairman of Bruin
eels School Board for 1800.
Finesse. STEWART & GRAHAM shipped a
;mr of barley to the Eastern markets this
mak.
Ten Enterprise Salt Works are hest -
Sag business. They shipped three oars
tt4salt on Thursday.
,STREET INSPECTOR WRIGHT was levelling
tSe,Southern pnrtion of Turnberry street
litie week by filling in the pitch holes.
MEASLES are the latest thing on the
sx'iildren'a program in Brussels. This
'tarn is np to date in oatohing on to all
Hint io going.
Tun Poe. was the only paper in the
+ lnnby that attempted to give the full
mtnrne of the municipal elections in
.heron Monday of last week.
All local Municipal Councils will meet
H'tiorganization at 11 s. m. on Monday,
.elate. 20th. The County Council will
nyeet at 2 p. m. on Tuesday Jan. 28th.
Ten bueineee men should see that
timanow is promptly cleaned from the
*ant of their respective places of heal.
wase and thereby add to the pleasure and.
oamfort of customers and the public
generally.
Iifenaer Jas. Fox's young setter re-
=ieed a dose of , poison and crossed the
Urea from whence no dog returns. The
file owner will keep It in remembrance
eke a pair of mitts made from the skin.
'Ilbe dog poisoner deserves to get a dope.
ehbieown medioine.
Quire a number of Bruseelitee went
weer to Wingham last Friday evening to
Icer Sir Richard Cartwright speak on
ieb-epolitioal questions of the day. Sir
.19 Oard appears to have lost none of hie
cid time vigor. The meeting was held in
;71e•interests of M. C. Cameron, now M.
De -for West Huron.
THURSDAY afternoon of last week
,kothur MoGnire was working at a ma-
pe'in Ament Bros. faotory, when the
tOteve of hie shirt caught in the machine
wee Oak as a flash s deep and ugly gash
rode inflicted on hie right arm. A. phy
•aiaian was promptly called and dressed
erewounded member and Mr. McGuire
*begetting along as well as could be ex -
seated.
p ronxsn Coaturesroxsne.-His Honor
9beLieutenant-Governor has been pleae-
a3to appoint the following gentlemen
dtenee commissioners under the pro.
-minions of the Liquor License Act (R. S.
13,.1887, oap. 194) in and for the three
eletriete of Huron County, as follows --
Waren East -Thomas Gibson, George
,',?salsas, George Murdie. Huron South
--Robert Spicer, Peter Douglas, David
toughs Wilson. Huron Weet-Samuel
;Roan, James Stevens, Hugh MoQuarrie.
DEBATE. -A public debate, under the
• reepioee of Brussels Public Library, is
npapeeted to take place in the Town Hall
hoe Friday, 31st inst., commencing at 7:90
uellock. The subject will be The Mani -
:bit, Sabool Question, and will likely be
itvsfded.as follows :-Postmaster Farrow,
jeleCarthay phase of the subject ; Bar-
.Fir3ter Blair, Semler Schools ; Barrister
'nylor, Remedial Bill ; Principal Cam -
wen, Ho interference policy. An ad•
•.toeission fee of 10 menta will be obarged,
Ness proceeds to go to the Publio Library
i'S0asnry. A. program of music will also
3legiven..
Ase&utT.--R. Johnston had 9, Beattie
Before a.Magietrate'e Court last Friday
iter assault committed on the Tuesday
previous,' in which the oomplainant was
=anther roughly handled, The case was
;tavrd by A., Hunter, Ino. McCrae, J. P„
ax:- the Reeve, aid lasted nearly all day.
ift1a result of it was Bee ttie was fined
X18,00 and costs, about, 620.00 in all,
"Se same defendant plus 1 guilty on Sat-
; loyal.), to an assault on Alex. Bird and
Ara%asseted 62.00 and costs. A counter
, Marge, Beattie against Johnston,. was
,,nenhdrawn. The first cause of the
• eeable appeared to be the lose of it. baif-
inbx,robe from one of the livery sleighs an
erletsbion day, the defendant affirming that
'Femme in tbe sleigh when it went away,
stool the plaintiff denying. Mr. Brad -
thaw found the much talked of robe on
,!xsnberry street, North of the railway,
eNa. Monday, and clamed it to: the Reeve
SWI13 Saturday evening, from whose hands
eit wee nagged on to Mr. Beattie.
TUN Pidty gives the Dow6.
Tiltl,IIOX mill reneetled work last Fri,
day.
N. Wlr,eoot shipped a ear of outtle 511
Thursday of bide week,
A mmll,of stook wee shipped Bastward
by hissers, Clegg a Dames op Tbareday..
A Ma of lambs waa ebipped by Wleere.
Qlogg &Dames on Tuesday of bilis wools.
READ the Distriot news on the inside
pages, ti•oderiab, Clinton, Seefortb, Gor.
&o,
gotten Fair on Thursday, February
6th, in Brusaele. A large number of
bayere are expected to be present,
JAMES TnwIN, - general lrlerohatlt, ie
closing out bit stock here, As to his
future oourse,we have not learned.
Farms: evening the new o0lsers of the
A. Q. If, W. am to be installed, The list
was published in Tull POST three weeks
ago.
THE early train from Kinoatdine was
cancelled last Monday owing to the
heavy condition of the track from the
storm on Sunday.
TEE School Board pay 61,40 per cord
for 70 erode of two foot hard wood this
year. • Samuel Love, of Morris, was
awarded the oontraot,
Tan fife and drum band is hard at
work praotising twice a week at the
Orange Hall. There are ten fifes, it nate,
four drums, triangle, and drum major.
H. L. Jaokeon is instructor,
MIS. F, O. 1/001158 hoe leased the store
in Dr, Graham's blook, recently vacated
by Jae. Smillie, groper, and will move bet
stook of millinery, mumbles, deo., to Lhie
plane in the course of a few days.
SPEAxxxo about sunoeseful lodges, No.
6, A, O. U, W., Detroit, takes the oake.
The other evening they initiated 660
members. They have over 2,000 on their
membership roll. A braes band and all
the modern accompaniments are to the
front there.
A xnw regulation bas Dome into effect
under the new rules of the Grand Trunk,
whereby freight rates from cartage
points, such as London, Toronto or
Hamilton, will be increased on small
parcels from 85 to 45 mote. The 10 mote
rise represents the carriage from the
warehouse to the freight shed of the
G. T. R.
Sooxe WHA' HAE.-On Friday evening
of this week the Sons of Sootlend, Brae
-
eels, give their annual entertainment in
the Town Hall The following excellent
program will be preeeuted:-Vocal eeleo•
tions by Mies M. Ames, Mies Kate Bar-
rie, and Mies Annie Stewart ; recitation
by F. Lamby ; addressee by Barrister
McCallum, of aisley, and Dr, Campbell,
of Seaforth. A male quartette will be
rendered by Messrs. Strachan, Wake,
Rose and Cameron. Mies Jennie Mo.
Lauoblin will be the pianist. Program
will commence at 8 o'clock. A large at-
tendanoe is expected ae an A 1 program
with a ldw s„miesion fee appears to be
very popular these days.
MAcoABEEe,-Brussels Tent of the K.
0. T. M. installed its new officers on
Tuesday evening as follows :-
Past Com., W. F. Vanetone ;
Oram., R. G. Wilson ;
Lieut. Oom„ H. L. Jaokeon ;
Record Keeper, M. H. Moore ;
Finanoe Keeper, Geo. Beaker ;
Chaplain, Adam Somers ;
Physician, Dr. MoNeughton ;
Sergeant, Peter McQuarrie. •
Maeter•at-Arms, Alfred Backer;
let M. of G., John Wright ;
2nd M. of G., Geo. Colvin ;
Sentinel, Bobt. Anderson ;
Picket, J. J. Gilpin.
There are 60 members on the roll and the
attendance in fairly good.
GREY DISTRICT ORANGE LODGE. -The
annual meetiug of Grey Distriot Orange
Lodge met in Brussels on Tuesday after-
noon of this week. H. Mooney, Distriot
Master, in the chair. After the financial
report was presented, showing a satiefao-
tory state of affairs, the election of office
bearers was proceeded with resulting as
follows
District Master -Jae. Bowman, 774;
Dep -Die. Master -Chao. Case, 252;
Ohaplain-Robt. Barr, 651 ;
Secretary -B. Gerry, 774 ;
Treasurer-Jno. Oakley, 252 ;
Fin: Seeretary-Jno, Mooney, 774;
Auditors -Matt. Morrison and W.
M. Smith, 262 ;
Dir. of Ceremoniee-•M.H. Moore, 774.
he foregoing were duly installed by
le Past District Master. The County
odge will meet in Wingham on the first
uesday in February. An interesting
dress was given by Mark Hamilton,
o. Master, of Manitoba, who is here on
visit to relatives and who
in this
Way. Mr, Hamilton ie a son of Henry
amiltan, Walton. A strong effort will
meds at the County Lodge to secure
e 12th of July celebration for Brussels.
is year.
FARMERS' INSTITOTE.-Meetinge of the
met Huron Farmers' Institute, for the
'ecaasion of agricultural suhjeots, will be
Id as follows :-At Brussels, on Mon -
y, Jan. 27th.; Gerrie, Tuesday, Jan,
th ; Bluevale, Wednesday, Jan. 29th.
he Brussels meeting will be addressed
the following well known authorities :
H. Fortune, V. S., Wroxeter, "Tuber.
losie" ; Alex. Gardner, Leadbury,
reedinand Management of Pigs" ;'
C. Carson, Clraighuret, Ont., "Beat
rietiee of Orchard Fruits and How to
ow them" ; Thos. McMillen, Cop
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nee, "Fodder Corn • and the Silo"
o Murdie, Seaforth, "Winte,iog Cattle
d finishing them on grass for the
itish Market" ; Simpson Rennie,
Ileken, Ont., "Underdraining.". Gor•
meeting :-Christopher Miohie, Sun -
hie, "Growing Fodder Corn for Fall
e • Dr. Armstrong, V. S., Gorrie,
Dints of interest to took Breeders" ;
ex. Gardner, Leadbury, "Management
Piga" ; G. 0. °eaten, Oraighurst,
est varieties of Small Fruits and
Modes of Cultivation" ; Simpson
nnie, Dlbllilten, "Destruction of
ads" ; Thos, McMillan, Constance,
odder Omand the Silo." Bluevale
sting :-Alex, Gardner, Leadbury,
reeding and Management of Piga" ;
os. McMillan, Conetanoe, "Rotation
Drops" ; Jae. Hinohley, Hullett, "Bee-
ping" ; Christopher Michie, Sun-
nis, "Growing Fodder Corn for Fall
a ; G. O. Oaeton, Oraighuret, "The
t varieties of Orchard Fruits and How
Grow Them" ; Simppson Rennie, 191111•
, "Buying and Feeding Cattle for the
tieh Markets. The above meetings
1 oommenee at 10 o'clock a. m• and at
'Moth p. m, In the evening of each
there will be an entertainment, oom-
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All are welcome, Reserved seats will be
provided for the ladies at the evening
meetings.
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HEAP OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, .(Seven Million Dollars). - 07,000,090
CAPITAL (Autboriued) ,, •
Sa,09Q,090
[dodo ftt all principal paints 4u Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United Stater it Etjplatad,
'd0'I?13"si5iS Bork% T .
A General Banking .Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes Dieoonnted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on def'osite of $1,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
Sylmar. A.rnimiox GIVEN TO ME COMMOTION Or FARtigns' SALE WOES.
.Every facility afforded Customers living ata distance,
J, A. ST 0WAFT MANAGER.
Fear HonoN Fell Fair will be held in
Brussels en Thursday and Friday, Oot.
let and 2nd,
Tan probabilities are that the next
Orauge celebration will be held in Bras.
eels on July 12tb, 1896.
RENTED, -John Wynn has leased the
blaokemith ehop adjoining hie carriage
works to George Trimble, who took pee,
session this week and is now attending to
bueineee. Mr, Trimble has bad years of
experience in both Canadian and Ameri-
can shops and guarantees satisfaction to
the public both as to work and prises,
He will move bis family to Brussels in
the near future.,
Business Locals.
Gnoonmss at MoAipine's.
IF you wept robes or blankets call on
H. Dennis.
SECOND band beating stovee cheap at
N, & N. Gerry's.
Lunen stook of light harness Bold at low
prioee. • H. Dennis.
Ova horse cellars are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
BOOTS and shoes oheap and ,good.
I. 0. Richards.
0ASE forhides and sheep skins at,A.
Ourrie'e butcher shop, Brussels.
FREE band crayon enlarging done up
A 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smith block.
Yon oan get two machine needles of
any kind for 50., at N. & N. Gerry's.
g0Na08 harness cheap, and a good stook
thee, n.. hand. I. 0. Rioharde,
BAEO.Ixs in erose out saws and axes at
A. M. McKay "& Cos., Brueeele.
Roane, blankeba thud belle very cheap.
I. C. Rioharde.
Harlem lamps sold at a big reduction
at A. N• McKay & Cos„ Brussels.
ANAT./MUMS, axes, salve, carpet
sweepers and skates. N. & N. Gerry.
HIGHEST cash price pald for hides.
sheep skins and furs at A. M. MoKay &
Coe,
Faint -Ens call at D. Ewan's blaokemith
shop if you want a bargain in bobsleighs
Go to D. Ewan to bay your bobsleighs.
Bent finished and cheapest sleighs in.
town.
GRAM BACs. -Large size, full 16 oz.,
only $11.90 per dozen, at Smith & Mo
Laren's.
Bntxc your rubbers, boots and shoes to
ue for repairs. We do them cheap and
good. I. 0. Richards.
JAB. MoAramez has put in a line of
Groceries. Everything new and fresh,
no stale goods.
You can get Organs from 625 and up
and sewing machines at equally lo'v
prices at R. Leatherdale'e.
THEY don't keep wash tube or scrub
brushes, but just what yen want in the
Grooery line at McAlpine's.
ALL the choicest fruits of the season,
a
Aleo a large assortment of Fancy China
nd Glassware suitable for Xmas pres-
ets at Thomson's.
A Goon working boy, 14 yeare of age,
wants a plane for two or three months to
o chores and go to school or otherwise.
pply at TILE POST.
Samoa's Cure, the great cough and
roup care, is in great demand. Pocket
ize contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
ante. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
ox, druggist, Brussels.
Ken's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
our bowels and make your head clear as
bell, 25 ote., 50 pts. and $100. Sold
y Jae, Fox, druggist, Brussels.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
al., says ;-"Shiloh'e Catarrh Remedy
the first medioine I have ever found
hat would d0 me any good." Price 60
este. Sold by Jae. Fox. druggist, Brue.
els.
SAWS made to out. feet and easy. See.
nd•band saws bonght and sold. Point -
re given on saw filing and the care and
anagement of saws, on Queen street
ant, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
aster of Saws.
BRING along your worn oat rubbers,
verehoes, rags, scrap copper, brass, oast
r wrought iron, furs, tallow, sheep
ins, bides and calf skins, boree hides,
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onnelly, wholesale liquor dealer,
with itching piles. He was persuaded
by Jas. MoGarbey, Alliston, livery man,
to use Chase's Ointment, which he did,
was cured, has had no return of them
and highly recommends this ointment
as a sovereign cure for piles.
WELL-DIcauxe AND DnmLINo.-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepare
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure.satiefaotion.
Wella cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terme reasonable, Beeidenoe
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et•, Brueeele. 84.tf
Ittronrenr Nor'xon.-To the people of
Brussels and the farming community in
particular. An opportunity is again of-
fered to you to have that sewing machine
of yours put in firet•elase condition. H.
S. Earl, the well known repairer, of To.
ronto, is with 08 0000 more to do general
repair work on all kinds and makes of
sewing machines, Mr, Earl has been
paying Brusaele a yearly cell and hle
former work here epeake for itself, In
hie repairs on one hundred and fifty-
seven sewing meohinee there has been
but one machine returned. Hie sewing
maohine repairs are warranted fora
specified time, Parts to all machines
kept in stook, shuttles, springs, bobbins,
&o. He will be ptt the Queen'e Hotel for
8 weeke only. • Give him a call. If the
machine cannot be repaired be will tell
you so. You have all to gain, nothing to
lose,
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Dux etovewood at McCracken's.
Blink for eale, Apply at this office.
OuNrew4n0 and Hanging Lampe at re.
duaed prices, N. eo N. Gerry.
ALL kinds of saws gleaned, gummed
hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled
at Queen St., least, by Saw filer, T. Mo.
Gregor. Brnesels. Saws may be left and
arrangements made at MoKay & Co's..
hardware store, Ilrnseels, Ont.
25 cents curetcatarrhal headache
" insipient catarrh
" liay fever
" catarrhal deafness
' cold in the head in ten
minutes.
" foul breath 'caused by
oaterrh.
• 2e cents secures Chase's Catarrh Cure
with perfect blower eneloeed in each box.
Sold by all dealers.
Eoxnnnsote.-In Elma,on Jan. 8th, the
wife of Mr. Peter Henderson of aeon.
Fonnner•-In Atwood, ou Jan. 999, the
wife of Mr. Samuel Forrest of a
daughter,
BLAcu.-In Wroxeter, on Wednesday,,
Jen. 8t13, the wife of Mr. Robt. Blaok
of a eon.
MARR,TIE D,
RooEa-HenthY,-At the home of the
bride, on Tuesday, Jan.' 7th, 1898,
by the Rev. A. Henderson, M. A.,
Mrs. Mary Harvey to Mr, John
Roger, all of Atwood.
the residence of
the bride's father, East Wawanoeh,
on December, 81st, by Rev. Mr.
Hall, of Belgrave, Mr. John Bee
croft, to Mise Adeline, eldest daugh•
ter of Mr. James McGee.
Paints-Mosnn.-At the residence of the
bride's falher, Blyth, on New Year's
day, by Rev. Mr. Beaker, Mr. John
Paulin, from near Sebringville, to
Mies Mary Moser,' eldest daughter of
Mr. J. G. Moser.
To0mme-S000w.-At tbe residents of the
bride's parents, Morrie, on January'
let, byelev. A. MoLean, Mr. Hugh
' Tucker, of Turnberry, to Mies Belle
Scott, youngest daughter of Mr.
Wm. Scott.
MOEnre ,-In Bluevale, on January
6th, Eliza,beloved wife of Joseph
McKinney, er., aged 72 yeare.
PRIos.-In Turnberry, on January ,6th,
William Prior, aged 58 years.
O'GoNNELL.-In Seaforth, on Jan. 7th,
Hanorah Hastings, wife of Peter
O'Connell, aged 78 years.
MAcnoxALn.-In Stratford, on Jan. 3rd,
John P. Macdonald, formerly of
Tuokeremith, aged 67 years.
..et.T.TCTION CA LS'IS.
TUESDAY, Jeu..21at.-Farm stook. Lot
5, con. 8, Grey. Sale unreserved, at 1
o'olook. Wm. A. Hogg, Prop,, Geo.
Kirkby, Ano.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ROOMED COTTAGE ON
5 -
Apply to
Turnberry
BAL Street
TYNE, Brussels, rent.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wm, Roes wishes to thank the public for
their generous support during his business
career in Brussels. Bavieg now retired I
would ask those who have book 'accounts
with me to call and settle promptly.
WM. BOSS, Brnesels,
HURON COUNTY. COUNCIL
The Connell of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will Meet in the. Court
Boom in the Town of Goderich on Tuesday,
the 28th Day of the 'Present 'Month, at
8' O'clock P. N. W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated January 10911, 1890.
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/1R. WM. AINLEY, BRCS-,
suns, authorizes us td say that Dead.
mans Con eh Balm mired him of a cold with.
which be was troubled nearly all one winter,
and that be has, eoommendod it to dolens
of others. Manufactured only by
DEADMAN &.MoCALL,
Druggists, Bookeellera &c,
ANNUAL MEETING:.
The Auvual Meeting of the Brussels Driv-
ing park Aeeoniation'for the election of am -
sere, the receiving of the report of the Dir-
ectors for the past year and snob other busi-
ness ae may be lawfully brought before the
mooting, will bo held at the American Hotel
on Wednesday evening, January 22nd, 1800,
ate o'clock. F. 8, SCOTT,
Seoretary.
Notice to Contractors.
TENDERS 2016 (DWELLING 110IIS1,
Sealed tenders will be reeeived up to: the
26th day of January, 1800, for the ereetionof
a brlak dwelling house on Lot. 40, Con. 1,
Township. of .Turnberry. Separate tendert
for brick andcarpenter work, Plans and
sit eeittoatioue maybe Seen at D. H. Moffatt's,
Lot 48, Con. 1, Turnberry, up to the above
date. The lowest or any tender not times -
sexily exempted.
,DAVID H. OIOFFATT'
20-8 Jamestown P. 0.
NOTICE I
Notice la hereby given that the -Annual
Meeting of the
Uo eviclr mutual Wire L,sit rhnue Company
will be held at the, TOWNSHIP HALL,
GO1RR 0E, on FRIDAY, JAN. 17th, 1806, at 1
o'clock p, m., for the purpose of receiving the
report of - the Direetore for the peat year,
the election of Directors and Mullion, and
for Otherbustn069. By order of the Board,'
' VQ, 8, Mol9EROHER,
Gorrle,Dee, 30, 'On, Seoretary...
J4N, 17, 1.898
You're od
That
are Trifles
They are not Trifles l But it you think 09, WO ore after your
trifling trade. We'll just give you the same good treatment in your
0 iokle trade as yam dollar trade, and both Will be much appreeiat•
ed. One thing we have learned ; That do. and 100. bits of silver
ate worth more to ue than bats .of gold -that; we Oen't get,
By the way we have just received tome very fine lines of Rub.
ber Goode, including Ioe 73age, Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syr -
10000, Enema Syringes, Rubber Baudagee, Rubber Tubing, Ato.
'Mears, &a, &c„ at right prices.
You know we guarantee our Syrup of White Pine and Tar for
Coughs and Qolde to give satiefaotion or money cheerfully refund.
ed. Try it,
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JRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
A. First mortgage, farm security, Apply
09 21110 1'013P Publishing House, Brussels.
REAL ESTATE.
I'1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
� nnnexoNEn baa eovnral good Farmsfar
sale and to cont, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and'Grey. F S. SOOTT,Broesels
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-100 acres of good farm land at
Spring/104,8 miles from Winnipeg, 10 offer-
ed for sale at a low price, The property is
North •Enol } Soo, 10, Twp. 11, Range 4, Emit.
Therein a house on the premieesand some
breaking done,leer full p articulare es to.
prime, title, &o„ write or apply to
G.F.BLAIR or W.H,HE11R,
20.9E 13russel% Ont.
ril ARM FOR SALE -THEssel1. % Ont.
ril ARM FOR SALvaluable 50 Imre
farm for Sale, being lutas, Ebb' lino, Morrie.
The farm is in good condition, with .momfor-.
table house, barn, young orchard, fauces &o„
and is only a half mile from Brussels. Pdas•
session given ,on April 1st. There are 9.1.
agree of Fall wheelie. Tor price and mimeapply to A, ADAMS, Proprietor,
55.4 Brussels Y. 0.
'ROAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Lot 6, undersigned
Grey a them' bred Yorhehire
White boar. Pedigree may beseen on ap-
plication. Terms 81,00 to be paid at time of
service with privilege of returning 0f neces-
110B10RT SKIM,
Bary: 21-20a Propietor..
BOAR FOR SERVICE;—THE
Undersigned
]eeflor service reLot 20, Con. , s thui
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J. B. Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair. Torras, 81.00 to be paid
at the time of service withprivilege of re.
turning if necessary.. Pedigree may be seen
on application.
ROBT. NICHOL,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—TSE
undersigned will keep for service on.
Lot 80. Con. 6, Morrie, the thoro'-bred Large
English Barkebire Boar, Captain John,"
His mother is a full sister to the. 1st prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
produced on application. . Terms -$1.00 to
hepatd at time 01 service with privilege of
returning df necessary,
14.5m - JAS, SPLIIR, Proprietor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN Tim MATTER or TEE ESTATE OF Joss
STEWART, LATE OF ran TOWNSHIP OF
GRET, DI THE COUNTY OF HnnoN, GEN.
TLEDIAN, DECEASED..
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.,
1887, chapter 110, that all creditors and all.
other persona having any claim or demand
against the estate of the said John Stewart,
deceaeod, who' died on or about the. 17th day
of November.1805, are required on or before
the 81st DAY OF JANUARY, 1890 to send. by
post prepaid, or to deliver to G. 1.. Blair, of
the Village 00 Brussels, in the County of Btu -
ran. Solicitor for Mary Stewart, the adminie
tratrix of the estate of the said deceaeod,
their names and addresses and 000upatioys
with full pparticulars of their claims au
statements of their ucneunta and the nature
of the securities (if any) hold by them. And
further notice is hereby given that after
such last mentioned date,the said adminie
trabrix will proceed to distribute the assets
of the Betel deceased among the paueics en-
titled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which notice shall have been given
as aforesaid and the said adminlstratrix
will not be liablefor the said assets or any
part thereof to any person or persons of
whose claim notice shall not have been re-
eetved by her at the time of mush distribu-
tion as aforesaid, G.s', BLAIR,
of Village of Brnesels.
S elicitor for the Administrabrix
Dated at Br easels, Jan, 9tb,1800.
Executor's Sale
BY PUBLIC Ailorl0 N of
VALVABLB FARM PROSE I T
IN THE TOWNSHIP Or GREY.
Iithe estate of Thomas Smith,gentleme.n,
deceased, there will be offered. by Public
Auction, 00
BlIIDAY,' JANUARY 0111, 1896,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, by F. 8. Soots,
auatfoneer, on the -premises, the following
valuable farm property, namely;-'
Lot 2, in the 1st son. of the Township of
Grey and County of Huron containing 100
acres the greater part of which ie cleared,.
well Tensed and in a good state of cultiva-
tion, Uponthe premises there is a good'
frame.. barn 40x110 ; cow stable laade; and
horse stable 19x40, all in a fair state of repair.
The soil is a good clay loam well suttee' for.
The
ffaalm 1Beeituated 41 gmiles Bh fawning. te Vil-
lage of Bru9 019 with a good gravel road
nearly all tubs:
way.
There pill be sold at the same time and
place a quantity of hemlock and other 1nm-
ber uovv on the premises...
TEntts; Teu per oeit. of the purchase
money to be paid to the Vendor's 'Solicitor
on day of tale and wallas in 80 days there-
after.
Possession will be given at (mooon March, eubf sot to
10 lease
right of t1 6 present beuantato bon180tnand
e his
sheepuntil let May, 1800.
Further information May bo had on sp..
plication to 0'. 0, BOOTT Auctioneer, Ores•
eels, or to 0,F. BLAIR Solicitor for '
Tnoatee sloth, } Execut •rs.
JAttEe 109
Dated at Brueeele, Jan.labii, 189J,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor Died Conveyancer. Colleo.
Mose made, Oillco-Vanetourro Block, Brea-
sale.21.8m
M. SINCLAIR,
• solicitor, Ubnveyanner ,Notary Pub.
lie, &a: Ogioe-Vauatone'e Block, 1 door
north of Central Hobel, Private Funds to
Loan.
MG, CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, 'C} dnlrioh,
Ont. Offioe-Hamilton St„ Opposite Col-
borne Hotel,
CL F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &s. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Goderiok,) OHioo over
Office,
Gil11es & Smith's Bank„ Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.,
nR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons,
Crown and Bridge work a apeaialt
Moder-
ate
Assured.
eels.Bae's barberSatisfaction
Turnbery 8t, Brno
-
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
eJ • Honor Graduate of the. Ontario.
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domeetioated-animals In a
oom-
patent
aryebattention veterinary Oallspmplytended to. OStoe and Infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge 'Turnberry at., Brussels.
INEDICAL CARDS.
TA. MoNAUGI11TON, M. D.
8, Onto. Residence and Edinburgh, 10 Wit on e
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
J• bi• Physician, Surgeon Acaouaher, etc,
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty, - Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. OPFxoE-Next door to
McDonald & Co„ Walton Ont,
BUSINESS CARDS.
VY H. MoORAOKEN,
Issur ofMarriageLleenses, Office
at his Gerocery. Turnberry street, Brussels.
R N. BARRETT,
southTonsorial Artist* Shop -Next door
of A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store.
X,adiee'and ohildronsBair cutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes
FARR"Depoeita from.
11,95 to 51,000. and allows 8i per cent.
i merest. UW,.
57•Sm Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNN•INGHAM•
INSMIAN05,
FIRE AND. MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. „FLETCHER.
1881.181' of Marriage Licenses,
OFFIOE ex JEWELRY STORE.
f No Witnees Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.
Piano or Orghan of
isityWinghamsTues
Tues-
day and Wednesdayof each week. Resi-
dence on Princess Street, Br'nsaole.
y'
TELLINGTON MUTUAL IN
6IIRANOE Oo. 10etablished 1840, in.
euranoes effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low rates.
J. A. CREIGHTON,
16.8m Agent, Brusaele.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Publio
Land Loan and Insurance Agent. Vendainvested and to loan. Collections made
OtljoeinSmalo'sBlook,Brueeels •
moos. 4. HAIWINS,
Organist in St. John's Church, Brute
Se10, will give lessons to pupils either o
piano or organ, at nig parlor In the Smit h
bleak, Brussels. Vocal lagoons ales given.
Ten years expetlona° in teaching, Terme
moderato.. - -
AUCTIONEERS.
1 EORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Beebe eohdoot
01010 reaeooable terms. Farms and farm
stook a specialty. Order's left at THE Post
PubliehingHouse,Bruseelo,or sentio Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
F• S. SCOTT AS A1' AUCTION-
-A- EEn, will Bell for bettor polaea,to
bettor mei n lose time and 1ess obarged
than any other Auctioneer In Emit Huron
orders can always be arranged a9 his 00and e
or by paxonal appitaatibn.