The Brussels Post, 1896-12-11, Page 4New Advertisements,
Bose' mailer Mille.
Lost••-Ssrnuei Ia'ght.
Bargains—B, B. Gunn,
Locate—Geo. Thomson.
Come and see—xas. Fox.
For exchange --A, Boonig,
Mantles—J. Ferguson & Co,
For sale—.W, J. hfoOraeken,
Kmes presents— B. L. Jeokson.
Speoiel Bargains --a', G, Shone.
Far Xmas—Deadman & McCall.
Bankrupt stook—Ross & Hallidsy.
ChristMae Goode—Pose Bookstore.
County Council Election—F. S. Scott,
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FRIDAY, DEC. 11, 1896,
Ir is hinted that the Ontario Legisla-
ture will be oalled early in Janeary and
that a new election may 'moue shortly
after the'session.
Tan Governorship of Ontario will fall
vacant next May, that of British Col,
umbra next November, and that of
Quebec next December.
Tan petition against the election of
Alexander McNeill, as member for North
Brnoe, was dismissed by consent of noun.
sel. The arose petition against Dr.
Bonner was also dismissed: No order as
to costs was made in either case. Brib-
ery was proved hi the case against Mo.
Neill, but sgenoy was not established in
connection therewith.
ENooREEB Gray, of the Dominion Public
Works Department, was in Kincardine
on Monday afternoon and made a care.
ful inspection of the harbor and wharves.
There is to be an expenditure of 915,000
next year. William Morrison has been
appointed inspector for the repairs 'at
the end of the south pier. It is supposed
that the main. improvements will be done
by tendered contract. Goderich harbor
will also receive some necessary atten-
tion.
13 el,irave.
MrssroN,RT AssrraRsans.—Rev. L B.
Wallwin, M. A., of Lucknow, will. preaoh
Missionary sermons on the Belgrave eir-
ouit next Sunday, Dec. 13th. At Brick
church, 10.30 a. m, ; Sunshine, 2.30 p.
m. • Belgrave, 6.80 p. m. Subscriptions
and collections in aid of the Missionary
Society.
Iolas-yr orth.
Rev. Mr. Ballantyne also rejoices.
It's a boy.
Miss Watson, of N. W. T., is visiting
in this locality.
G. Brinker, Blnevale, formerly tailor
here, spent Sunday here.
S. R. Lee has started a singing class,
whieh meets each, Saturday evening.
Special services are being conducted
by Rev. Mr. Robinson in the Methodist
ohurob.
Mrs. Austin and son, of Wingham, are
visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bonnett.
Mrs. 1T. Yoe, of Palmerston, and Mrs.
M. Wright, of Lietowel, are visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Wm. McMillan has gone to visit his
conic in Garafraxa, after spending some
time renewing old acquaintances in this
vicinity.
A load of young people attended a
concert in Shipley Thursday evening and
report a good time. This seems like a
renewal of old times.
Mrs. A. Robertson, sr., bad the mis-
fortune to break her leg by falling in a
faint. She is an aged lady, Bence it is to
her a serious mishap.
A.t.evooef.
The Elam Cheese 003 Butter Mfg.
Co. commeuced the manufacture of but.
ter on the 4th inst.
The Silver Corners factory have sold
their September, October and November
cheese to Mr. Brill, of Guelph. They
got 10ac. for Sept. and Oct., and 10/o for
November make.
Mr. Brill, of Guelph, bought the bal-
ance of the season's make of cheese of
the Tindall factory, 14th con. last week.
He paid 10 61160. for Sept., Oot. and
Nov. make.
On motion of J. A. Turnbull and John
Bell, e hearty vote of thanke was tender.
ed to Rev. Mr. Henderson, for his servi.
cee as President of the Atwood Branch
Bible Society from its organization 14
years ago till the 24th of Nov. 1896.
Motion was unanimously carried by a
standing vote.
4n. the Congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian church at Atwood, held on
Monday afternoon of last week, it was
decided to extend a call to Rev. G. R.
Fasken. Rev. Mr. Cooper, of Listowel,
presided over the meeting, which was
fairly well attended, Mr. Fasken got 09
votes while 19 voted against moderating
in a call.
The Bee ie strongly in favor of urging
npon the shippers, municipal councils
and other influential people along the
G. T. R, line to petition Manager Hays
to restore to us the night train from the
south, making through connection with
the Toronto train. It is imperative in
the interests of business and the pnbiie
have the right to demand it of the
company.
Wixafrriasn.
G. E. Williams has been appointed
junior clerk in the Bank of Hamilton.
Mise Macdonald left for Ottawa lagt
week, where she will spend the Winter.
Frank Davidson has Bold his draying
outfit and goodwill to bra'. Halliday, of
Howlett,
Dr. Washington Tamlyu, who bas been
in Michigan for come months, has re.
turned to Wingham.
We are pleased to sea John Dickson,
the Town Treasurer, on the street again
after his lona confinement through ill-
ness, Mr. Dickson had not' been down
town singe the first of September.
License inspector Paisley was in town
on a recent Batorday.eveaing and made
a rustle among the hotel men. Aft a re.
suit four of them walked the plank by
contributing to the fgnde of the powers
that he,
The statement that F. G. Sperling had
disposed of the salt bleak. 00 the O, 1,, II,
Co. is incorrect, as ##o attth transaotion
bag taken place.
Dr, a. R. Macdonald left on the early
train Thursday morning of last weak for
Raeatapd, B, C. The doctor will spend
some time in Toronto and Winnipeg on
his way and will not reach the land of
gold for about three weeks, Before de..
parting his many friends and easooiates
entertained. him to a supper at the Star
Restaurant and presented him, with an
address. The Dr. leaves here with the
best wlehee of the community for his
auoosen in the West.
Huron Co. Endeavorers:
During Dr. Clark's visit to London,
England, a 0, 'E, rally was held in
Surgeon's tabernacle, which was crowd-
ed td the doors. It was presided over by
F B Meyer,
Twelve girls comprise a junior 0. E.
Society in an Industrial school for girls
in Toronto. Last year these ohildren
gave thirty dollars for missions, all raised'
by their own efforts,
Miss Annie Bose, of Blyth, and Vice.
Pree: of 0o. Union, has secured a' position
on the teaching staff of the Glencoe Pub.
lio school and will enter upon her new
duties at the beginning of the new year,
An Endeavorer of the town of Berlin,
a young lady 17 years of age, visite the
House of Refuge every Sunday with a
supply of good literature, The poor old
folks anxiously look for her and her visit
is to them the brightest time in the
week.
Twenty-two members of the junior
Society of the Methodist church, St.
Marys, have not during the last three
months missed church service, Sabbath
school, or junior prayer -meeting except
when detained by illness, and then a test
of Scripture was sent to be read in the
westing,
God does not measure our service by
the amount of work which we do, but by
the willingness we show in doing wliab he
wants us to do. He may call us to do
some great work or be may require from
its only the smallest service. But what-
ever be the work assigned us we should
be willing to say, "Thy servant is ready
to do whatsoever my Lord, the Ring,
shall appoint."
When you come to the meeting leave
behind :
Your fear of criticism ;
Pressing anxieties ;
Selfish thoughts ;
Coldness of heart ;
Every hindrance.
Bring with you
Your Bible and hymn -book ;
Prayers and praises ;
Seeking hearts ;
Cbristlike spirits ;
Earnest minds.
We would commend to the Endeavor-
ere of the County who are interested in
mission work among the Indians of the
Northweet a little paper entitled "Pro•
grese," published by the students of the
Regina Industrial school. It is replete
with information concerning the life and
customs of the Indians and devotes
much space to accounts of mission work
being carried on among, the different
tribes. It is published twice a month at
the low price of 25 cents a year. The
editor is D. C. Munro, well known in
Huron Co.
Jobs Clark, aged 17, and Edmond
Potvin, aged 16, were drowned in the
canal at Ottawa in the effort to save a
companion. They had been skating.
m1'2-,'ri SSiS. a 1VC.A. .Tim=`SS,
Fall Wheat
Barley.
Peas
Peas (large) -
Oats
Butter, tabs and nolle
Eggs per dozen .
Floor per barrel..
Potatoes (per bag)
Hay per ton
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins each
Lamb skins each
Apples per bbl.....
Hogs, Live
Dressed Hogs
Wool
79 80
20 22
39 40
54 55
18 19
11 12
33 13
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15 40
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3 40 8 60
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Cod Liver Oil !
You have probably been advised
by your Physician to take Cod Liver
Oil. This is the season when the
taking of this flesh.producing Oil is
moat desirable. If the Pure Cod
Liver Oil is too disagreeable in taste
for you jest try the Home Health
Emulsion and you will find that dis-
agreeable taste bidden. Thie Emul-
sion contains 50% of the Pure Oil so
you have a much stronger Emulsion
than is usually found. It is pleasant
to bake and certain in its action.
FOR SALE BY :
Deadman & McOaII,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
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PORTANT awn
Of time, dome into effect on MONDAY,
NOV. BOth, 1896. Trains will leave
Brussels daily (Sundays exempt-
ed) as follows ;—
N0: 26, at 7.21 a. m., connecting at Pal-
merston for all points North, South,
East and Weet—arriving at Toronto
at 12.10 p.m.; Hamilton, 11.58 a,m. ;
London, 1.10 p.m.
N0.:27, at 12.52 p. m., oonnedting at
Wingham with L. E. & B. for Gode.
rich, London, Detroit &'Port Huron.
MIXED, going North at 9,44 a. m.
MIXED, going East at 7.87 p. m.
X, N. KUNDALL,
G. W. R. Agent, Brussels,
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ural Bargains
Will be given during the .F-oliday season in
Fancy Dry Goods,
Fresh, Cb.oioe Groceries,
Seasonable Fruits, Candies, &c
A nice lot of Novelties suitable for SATISPAOTION
gifts are to hand at Low Prices.
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ATIME FOR AL1THCS
There is a time for all things and the time
is here for our annual clearance of Readymade Mantles.
Every year about the 1st of December we commence to
clear out our Mantle stock, and letting -go time is around
once more.
This season's Mantle business has been exceptionally
good, and we want to wind it up by clearing out every
garment in the house. We want to do it at once for the
Christmas rush will soon be upon us. Just note three
things about them :—The prices ; that every one is this
season's garment ; and that if you want the choice the best
time to come is as soon after you read this advertisement
as you can.
This is how we are Going to sell.them
3 on Buys Ladies' Black Freize Cloth Mantles that have been
u Li $5.00 all season. dust seven of them at this price left.
WWG Buys Ladies' Tweed and Nigger -head Mantles in black or
WU, UU colors. All newest styles,, perfect in fit and have been
selling at $6.50 to $7.25.
0g 'Alin Buys Ladies' Fine Beaver Mantles in black only. Now
IUU,IJ and stylish goods that were A 1. value at original price,
and at new price are a •decided bargain ; were $7.00
your choice now $5.25.
n !(j' Buys Ladies' Beaver and Rough Oloth Mantles in black or
U U • brown. This lot includes our best goods—lines that we
sold at $8.50. They are stylish goods, the uobbiest we
have had, and are, for value, worth every penny of the
original price, but we must empty the Mantle Rack and
you have your choice at $6.50. ,
These Reductions are Genuine. We make them simply as a
matter of business, for it pays us better to let them go now than to
run any risk of carrying them into next year.
J. Ferguson & Co.,
Dry Goods and Groceries.
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ssels
Having been refitted with new machinery on the
Plan Sifter system, we are now prepared to sup-
ply customers with flour that cannot be equalled
by any other system of milling, We have also
got things in good shape for chopping.
FARMERS -en. --
should
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should always remember that grain ground with
stones is very much better for feeding stock than
that crushed with metal discs or rollers and costs
no more.
The best of Flour, Graham .Flown, Cracked
Wheat, Oatineal and all kinds of Mill Teed.
constantly on hand at
Ross' Flour & Feed Mills.
DEC. 11., 1890
Now is the time to buy yourVilis* '
v0
Christmas
Alrm
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Grocerres.
We have all our new goods in, consisting of
Desert Cluster Raisins Selected Raisins,
and Figs for table Fine Currants,
use. Orange, Lemon and Citron
Peels, put up by Crosse
Blackwell,
Finest Almonds, shelled and
unshelled,
Pure Spices Walnuts and Filberts,
Extracts and
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BALLhBJTYNE'S CROCERY.
Slor. py Roads, Cold and WetWeather are Now the Rule.
Why be uncomfortable when youcan buy
Clok Boo89 Sb025 GI Pailion
So Cheap as we are selling them.
See aur Men's heavy all wool Ulster Overcoats at $6.00
and Young Men's at $5.00.
The best value we ever offered in Men's Long Boots at
$2.00, $2.754 ' $3.00.
WE HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Dress Goods, Trimmings and Iantle Cloths,
Call and see Values. No Fancy Prices.
rnituro 11or!e
The undersigned has opened out a Large
and well Assorted. Stock of
tirri„itur
IN THE BRICK BLOCK
Opposite the American Hotel, Brussels,
Where may'be found the latest and best Styles in
Parlor and Bedroom Suites,
Sideboards, Tables, Lounges,
Sofas, Chairs, Mattrasses, &c.
Picture Framing promptly attended to. Curtain Poles
and Window Blinds supplied.'
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give me a oall,
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In connection with the store a well ordered Undertak-
ing Department will be kept where it large stook of Cas-
kets, Coffins and Undertakers' Supplies will always be
found at Moderate Charges,
First-class Hearse, Cavity and Arterial Embalming
CARDIFF & WALKER.