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Ts reeiniring More Nuke to reeletnlsh the
library I will be pleased to supply you.
We have full sate of Pansy and lilsie
seriea besides many other lines. No
trouble to seleob from our clock as we
huy only those suitable for tleltbatth
Schools, If we should not havo sullietent
in stools we will older double whet you
.may require so as to leaveplouty to aa)eet
from, No need to go to the city to buy
libraries as we can siva you beth money
sant time,
HELPS FOR TEACHERS.
We have 1'..l':•uhcts' notes in 1tnok and
eau gniukly get you any other you may
prefer.
A +net'ry Christmas and a happy Now
Year to you all. Wo thank our many
customers for thele liberal patronage mud
hope for a L101111nua1108 of the same,
G. A. DEAD1IAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & E.
Trains fence Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorge Senmu, Gorg° NemTw,
Matt... .. 7:15 a,w, ' Mixed 9.40 a,m,
Express 11:09 arm. I Mail 3:13 p.m.
Mixed ...., ., 8:30 p.m. Express 0:36 min.
c:
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oro 1.ebt15 rem,
A chicl's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Goon sleighing.
Noatn,`twzo e day next Monday.
A r'Ety weddings are on the Lapis,
Beam now for THE PosT for 1893.
THE sleighing livened business up.
Manny CllnrsTIIA0 t0 all our readers.
RENEW at once for THE Pose for .1897.
isocnoa Division Court on the 2711 .
inst. t
Pone. reached 87.25 an Brussels mar t•
ket Ibis week.
NExT Monday will be generally observ. .
ed as a public holiday.
Ilona Templars Council next Tuesday
evening. Installation of offimers. _
ALL the members of the present
Council in Brussels are in the field tut
reelection.
BnUS0ELS School Board i5 asking fe
tenders for stuve wood. Ile advt. ap '
pears in thie issue. 3
1899.—In this now year 000o to slaw!
the Queen's Birthday comes on Wednes- s
day; Dominion Day on Saturday and to
Christmas on Monday. t
Ix addition to the present Board the u
mimes of Rev. J. Ross, B. A., H. Dennis, he
Dr. Graham and A. Reid are mentioned W
as possible candidates for seats at the a
School Board. h
KNox Cnue a.—Rev, D. Millet's sub- u_
ject on Sabbath forenoon will be "Look. ao
ing Backward" (Luka 19, 8, "This year to
Riaksw your subsoription to Tem
R,1rI ', rsns 31130 have not settled
tax `s are asked to do 80 '1t &nee.
know, (derma vu 1'hur•sdtay and will
t'e.0pel 01 `l'usaday, January 8rd.
Trio financial a1atemeut Is before the
electnre. Look it over and acme to the
neutu,ation,
Damn, STI WART
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wheel t0 thea
woollen factorytS of hisd al
Howe &
Co. no is ready to attend to
skate eliarpening, scissor grinding, &c„
Ju cuuuecliuu with bis own bu.Jnese,
I'oe7'A1AeTnn FAi,Row 1131118 faint With
people wleo address papers and lettere
with a lead pencil instead of pen and ink
as the writlog 18 often alnloet unreadable
after being handled and tossed about in
a mail bag. Use a pen is the remedy.
80oxxlslt 0onoe11 under the auspices of
1138 Seals of Sootlau:I will be held in the
Town ITall,13rassel8, ou Sue no' aoniver-
snrq', Jaul, 3511), Comic vocs'ist Ram-
say, of Toronto, and other equally noted
persons will take part,
1ouN A1mN7, of Arnold, Bros., was away
Ude week in Grey County prospecting for
a site for saw and shingle mill and stave
factory. Suitable timber for their busi
nese is getting mane in this locality,
Tin: Yu: T would be very sorry to see them
leave town as 111011 annual expenditure
for timber, wages &o„ will run between
00,000 and 810,000.
METHODIST Cnunon.—Last Sunday
afternoon instead of the review a mis-
sionary iefternoun was epeut with the
Sunday so11oo1. Beadings were given by
bliseee Mina Turnbull and Minnie Mo -
Naughton ; quartette, "Go and T,•II the
Story,' by plisses Nellie Ward and Lily
Thorne and J. Spenoe end Nelson Gerry ;
ducal, "Jess for 111s Sake," Ae:4ie and t
Beryl Putland ; selections from the f
orchestra and school ; addressee by Rev. t
R. Paul, See. G. F. Salton and the sup- e
eriutendeu1. A missionary oolleetinn was
taken and thehandeome sum of 829,25 1
realized, Bach class will receive orerlit p
for the amount contributed in the annual
,rented missionary rel•ort—Sixteen per -
.ons expressed a desire to lead Christian
yes at 1130 Evangelistic meeting held at
be close u£ last Sunday evening's public
etvice. Rev. Josias Green, of Gurgle,
ill occupy the pulpit next Sabbath a,m.
'ley. Mr. Salton will preaoh a sermon to P
be Sabbath school at Corrie the same
icy and hour.—Go the afternoon of n
:Monday, Dec. 26613, the Sunday sohol
•opine will go fora sleigh ride, if roads S
cid weather permit, and on the return a
a3131t eaoie) will be given is the school
n tae. A short progreln of interest to
mall fork will ee given early in the
', inc.
aeeneos AND Pnnone ATrON.—Wednes-
y afternoon the pupils of Principal
;.aw's room took edvautage of the clos.
exe'ols8 and presented their much
pp
me
Ray chairlfollowing address sd teacher with a w
, Theas
rad by Miss Clara Bunter :—
Ir. Joint Shaw,
POoT, knowledge, to 01111111110 and develop th 0
their facultiee of the mind, to prepare your.
ro't'es E•i" m. Cu +ienrl +rnd Urd LI,. ter
dieoherge of your cicalae is after life,
'file objeot of your ilursuii-.The Temple
of Fame --le eitcated on 1110 top of a very
high and steep rneanteln, and the only
way to get there ie by olimbmg, If you
would get there, it will not do for you to
stand still, looping and wishing you were
there, you must go to work with the
energy, will and determhlntou of a
1liulntbal scaling the Alps, and pees
onward foot by foot and step by step
with your /toe .resolutely set toward the
top, and bear In mind Illat at elegy „18p
you take you are phasing tile
spot where ihotlsandp and tens of thous-
ands have lfalted, never to go farther.
Remember that If your lessons ooneafced
us, difficulties they would be Vrtlhel0se
to you. In addition to the fact that in
overcooling these difficulties your inlet,
l8a1 is compelled, iu a measure, to take
a firmer and 311008 oonpreheusive grasp
of the prinuiplee itivdlved. Tbo daily
habit of sucoesfuily Doping with difficul-
ties gives the mind a power and vigor
whish it would never otherwise p„areas.
Remember that the difference between
men is not 8o much one of talent as per-
severanee,energy and unconquerable de.
termination. If you have greet talents
diligence will improve them, if but mod.
erat0 ability industry will supply the
deficiency. In your historical reading
you will see malty points to admire and
Worthy of imitation in the obaracter of
great men, You will also meet with
traits in these characters whish it would
not be well for you to practice. When
you meet with men like Socrates imitate
how fee ttloir wisdom ; feel) like Croner
or their bravery ; men like Aristides for
heir justice ; Demonsthenes for his
loquenoe ; and teat but not least Jesus
Christ iu everything. I now close wish -
ng one and all success in your work,
rusperity in after life, a sferry Christ.
nae and at Happy New Year.
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S1'oyOW00D for sale at kfcCraetcen's
Fon the best and finest photos go
eerv'0.
GET a flue photo of yourself for B
t• Perry's.
Go11FO1TABLe 110080 to let. Apply
.33. Smile.
WM. BL0Onn.L pays cash for hd
skins and poultry.
Foal your ph,.tos go to Strong's
Standard Bank.
A tom of fanny trays, latest patte
at B. Gerry's.
Late, pork and sausage at Wm. BI
hill's meat market.
SPECIAL bargains in Photos for Chri
311140. H. J. Strong.
Brace diamond axes that stand
test, at 13. Gerry's.
Tee beat value in robes, horse blanke
&o., at I. 0. Richard's.
GALLElir .open ou Christmas M
day. H. J. Strong.
THE nioesb stook in kid gloves can
found at Ferguson & Halliday'e,
IN silverware a full assortment a
latest designs, at 13. Gerry's.
floe and oold lunch at any seasons
hour, at J. MoAlpine'e restaurant.
Casa paid for raw furs of all kinds.
I. 0. Richards.
NOTHING Meer than one of Pert'
photos of yourself for Xmas present
J. 110Ai,eme has the Largest stook
confectionery in town. Call and see hi
BEET by the quarter al bottom pric
at W. Blashill's, the old reliable butohe
LEAvE your order fora first-class guar
e1 of beef at Wnt. Blashill'e, the leadi
betoher,
070TEEe served in any style—slewe
fried, raw or by the glass at J. 111
Alpine's.
H. J. STRONG, photographer, is givin
15 photos for the pride of a dozen cut
the new year.
L3,mn lieiER WO do no second class war
in the photo line. II. J. Strong, eve
Standard Bank.
NICE new stook In gentlemen's tie
collar and cafe for Xmas trade ab Fer
gusou & Halhday's.
Confectionery of all kinds cheap. Fin
lot of grapes, orat,ges and lemons just t
hand. J. McAlpine,
A (I.3E a65ortment of trunks an
valises always on hand and sold ver
cheap. I. 0. Richards.
A LOT of nice hanging lamps with de
aerated shades, also a good assortment o
vase lamps, latest styles at 33. Gerry's.
X OUT saws the best ie the world
"Forest Beauty,” "Head of Any," "Gal
Racer," "Maple Leaf," at reduced price
at 13. Gerry's
Look I Look 1 Look 1 at T. Fletoher's
window and if you do nob see what you
avant call in. No trouble to show and
explain goods and prioos.
Tea Esterbrook Steel Pen Co,, 26 John
Street, New York, are offering 81,000.00
in prizes for poems on Esterbrook'a Pens.
Send them postal for circulars explain.
fug.
Serr . to the front with a well bought
seleotion of gold and silver watahee.
Jewellery of every description, whish
will be offered to the public at very low
prima. My goods are warranted or no
sale. T, Fletcher,
WITH many clergymen, public speak.
era, singers and actors Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is the favorite remedy for
hoareenoes and all affections of the vocal
organs, throat and lungs. Its anodyne
and expectorant effects are promptly
realized.
Beeman Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused lumps and blem-
fahes from 1191009, blood spavins, onrbs,
splints, sweenev, ring.bone, stiles,
sprains, all swollen bhroate, eta. Save
850 by use of one bottle. Warranted by
G. A. Deadman,
"A 8:1,33(11 in the grass " is all the more
dangerous from being uneuspeotetl. So
any of the blood medicines offered
ublio. To avoid all risk tisk your
est for Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and also
iyo''s Almanao, tvhichfa luta out for
ew year,
Ise—Where did you pureh1180 that
iful nein ring and pretty gold
7 and 011, my 1 what a beautiful
that is on the mantle 1" Do you
my pa was down to Mr, Flntoher's,
a bonntlful stook he has in his
el ch
"Why
eyes, Ivo bought them all at
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DEAR TEACHER.—At this glad gift giving
eason we feel It our ditty and pleasure
show, in a small way, our thanks for
he deep iutereet you have manifested in
s as our instructor, especially so as we
tow that these ties are to be severed.
e thank you sincerely for the patience
nd forbearance shown and the ear8 you
ave taken in storing our minds.with
eful information• Will you piece
sept this easy chair as a slight memeia•
of our united regard for you, at the
a'so" In the evening his teat will be
taken from. Matt, 1, 23, "Emmanuel
God with us."
Hrorsaour,.—The bonds of wedlock
were consummated between Alex. Nichol
and Bliss Eliza Hanna, bath of t11e 6th
line, Morris, at the residence of Rev. D.
Millar, Brussels, on Wednesday of this th
am
same time we wish to express our great
regret at your ceasing to be our teacher.
Wo hope you will be spared many years
to enjoy the good things of this world and
that amidst them all that you will nob
forget your old pupils of Brussels Public
ecbool. Wishing you the compliments of
e season we snbsoribe ourselves
Yours Soaoow ani, PUPILS.
Brussels, Deo. 21, '99.
The presentation was made by Miss Dbra
Nott and Reggie Fletcher. In reply M.
Shaw addressed hie olass for nearly half
an hour, The following is a summary
of his remarks :—Deni Pnr1Ls,—I thank-
fully aooeptMitt appropriate and useful
token of your regard. When I look upon
this o13a1r and w1Yeu I et in it, then will
I see with the mental eye those who now
sit before me ; then will I think of the
scene of this dare proceedings. Now
that the time has arrived which brings to
an end our relations as teacher and
pupils, I am anxious to embraoe this
opportunity of offering you a few words
of advice. The day is not far distant
when your school days will terminate,
butyou must not think for a moment
that when that comes your education is
completed, in foot you are only laying
the foundation of that work which will
not be completed until you die. Then
you start into the world to gain a portion
of its goods by the sweat of your brow ;
then you will begin to carve your for.
tuuee. You may have friends to cheer
you on, books to aid you and multitudes
of help, but after all, upon your own
individual exertions depend the position
you occupy and the influence you are to
exert in society. Should you meet with
difficulties and obstacles in your path
dont feel in the least disoouraged or des.
heartened, remember that all great learn•
ed men once learned to read their A B
C's. Even Mir Isaac Newton, who meas-
ured tbo dietanoes of the planets and
revealed the secrets of waters, at one
time did not know the totters of the
alphabet. You will al ways find it to your
advantage Lo be engaged in picking up a
few pebbles on the there of that vast
ocean of Tenth, which Bpreade itself In
pr08peotive view before the eyes of a
departed Newton, inohort, "Find teugues
in trees, books in the running' brooks,
sermons iu stones and good in every.
thiug." Think of the triumph of some
of those ahose names are famous in
history, Simpson, who studied maths•
mottos at the loom ; Hugh Miller, who
mused on goo Gay when 11e was hewing
stones ; Ferguson, Who %Melted the
stars as he tended bio flocks ; faraday,
who made 0hernicel experiments when he
was a journeyman book binder ; Robert
Burns, who carolled his sweetest songs
as he followggt the plough ; Franklin,
who drew the lightning from the clouds
where he kept a printer's 8110;1 ; Abraham
Ltneolla was born in a but and died
inhabiting a pinnae. Hs wail a laborer,
a rail eviltter, n, boat -man, n groper's boy,
a private soldier, m captain of volunteers,
a member of Conger:ss and Peosident of
the Unittd States, He is called the
s of the Negro race and the second
n3' of hie country 13y common
can00nt 119 is placed in the great master
roll of. fume by the side of Washington.
You are sent here by your pai'ent8 day
after duy, week after week, lnonah after
month, and 1137ay Bay year after year,
week. Slim Janet Nichol and Willi
Emma were the attendants.
WE mny expect new calendars,—Santa
Claus on Saturday night.—Tea meetings,
socials, &c.—Roast turkey and plum
padding.—pfunieinal matters to take
front place for a week or so.—Good
resolutions to he formed for 1893. --Good
skating at Maitland rink:—Xmas dis-
plays by the butchers.
t.OnE changes have been made in the
33rd Huron Battalion. They are me fol-
lows r•—No. 9 Company, Exeter --Second
Lieut, Herman Leavitt Billings, leaving
left limit , his name is removed from the
Pet of officers of the active militia. No.
3. Company, Gerrie—Secand Lieut. Wm.
Eamilton Macdonald retires from the
service.
BEFORE school closed Miss Abraham
was made the recipient of a plush toilet
ones containing mirror, brush and comb,
and a bottle of perfume, by her pupils.
Miss Maud Abraham fess also kindly
remembered and received a volumn of
Longfellow's poems, silk handkerchief,
lace conal', &o., from the scholars of the
primary department. The gifts were ap
propriately aokuowledged by the y'onng
' ladies.
AlsLVILLE Ganem,—Last Sunday Rev.
.1. Rose, B. A,, preached anniversary
sermons at Seaforth and took part in the
annual gathering on Monday evening.
His pulpit -wag occupied by Rev. S. Jones
in the morning, the reverend gentleman
discoursing eloquently from Psalm 137
sud 2nd verse, "We hanged our harps an
the willows iu the midst thereof." His
divisions, lifter the introduction deaori;.-
tive of the captivity of the Jews in
'Babylon, were (1) Christians are the
aubjecis of j. y, they have harps ; (2)
They aro the subjects of sorrow, they
hanged their harps on the willows ; (3)
They are the subjeate of hope, their harps
Isere not broken. R F. Cameron, Knox
College student, pre,el:ed a very intents/ •
ing sermon in the evening on Christian
Eriendahip as evidenced in the case of
David and Jonathan.—Next Monday
evening a Sunday school social will be
held preceded by a sleigh ride.
6011007. EXA1nNATION.—On Friday atter•
often of last week the Christmas examen•
ation of the Primary Departm et of
%lrussels Public school was 1101/1, There
• were nineteen lady visitors While ye
editor was the only re it:mm.4s,ism of the
daddies of thio municipality. Tho little
folk aegt ltted theineel es very credit.
:ably Mcleod and their ,Idick and cite
answers gave ample evidence of the
starer& tewbing of Mute Mand ]praise,
After the lessons wore over the &literea
presented an interesting program of
aortas, readings, recitations, an. Those
Raking part were :—deunie Walker, 1+au-
tnfe 'Thomson, Lesko Kerr, Charlie inose
Rich arc ,, Myrtle Hunter, ''tank De de, Fath
Beryl P,.iland• Mary Williams, Georgic
130-s, lawn S oft, Lity and Violet
440pee, Ter Poss. regrets the necessity
of a change of teachers in this Depart•
m0n1 a0 .d ie0 Abin11nm has done ouch
excellent went. Wo hope hoe enaoeseor, for on
are m
the p
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T. FI
DLI.•DitiniNO AND DRMLW(1,—G801'ge
AV 1,1l the tmeeeeary machinery for
g end drilling wells and 10 prepay -
attend to all work entrusted to him
way that will Insure eatisfn0tfon,
cleaned out and put in proper
Terms ressonab18. Rcsidenee
door north of the htidgo, wast
side of'Carnberry At., Brussels. 814f
e of the bight St and most import- second
ll1165 000por, will be equally eacaeesfoi, i ant °Means et Lilo ago ; ..To acquire
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DEQ, 23, 1892
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HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO. I _____
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ASSISTM, . (Seven Million Dollars) $7,000,000lOur kitook is Largo,
CAPITAL (Antl1orized)
• - 89,000,009 ' Tl; in Easy to Select frr,ui
Agencies In 3311 principal points in Ontario, Quebec. Jinni fad. 1y/tiled Shatz s3 l.nfP stall. I N00180 0180 t0 10011 jalselY)101'o,
f rs'3e`y`.IQ S° 'ceatyc`JZ'a
A General Banking Business Transacted, Fanners' Notes Dlsoosnted,
Drafts Issued and Culleotions made on an 11011110.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on depasite of 81.00 and upwards front date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yenrly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION 0I7EN TO '1'133' COLLECTION ON 1!'An11131(e' SALE Nene.
Every feteility affurdad Customers living at a distance.
W. D, HART, MANAGER.
can 81e°e.fM[55.5.:• •••---5.111- .anLlR619515551 m9K.1:1951„
•ILLI ES SMITES ANq
B R, U S S TH.30.8
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Groat Britain,
F1\1111E135' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY,
tee r 1 GT N iii R c7,O, 4. Wi 211,MYi4`e
Lnlerest Allowed on One Dollar told Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
i:wended Twice a Year, Tieing Ad(lerl to the Prinnipttl a ithe end of tho Month) of
October and April. Special Arrangements matte for Time Deposits.
01'8 elreet 10 write tnsurnneo In old !English of Cnnnd tau Companies, or In 115,11.
lm1 Companies 3 8 may 119 desired.
AuENTo FOE CANADA AND UNI'T'ED STA'rl 9 : Tun CANADIAN BAER OF COJIe1EnoE.
FENCE POSTS WA/MED.—The under-
signed will pny the highest cash price •
for any quantity of sound cedar fence
pasts, delivered at Brussels. For parti-
culars apply to I1. Leatherdale, Brus•
eels.
MOM=_
SToUTtaERs.—In Vine, on Deo. 5th, the
wife of 1111, Wm. Struthers of a arm,
MONmaoL.—In Donegal, on Deo, 9111, the
wife of Mr. Coo, 1T°Nichol of a
daughter.
WALEttn,—In Brussels, m1 Dec. 21st, the
wife '.f Mr, James Walker, of a
daughter.
MARR=Eb,
N1an0L—HANNA.—At Brussels, on Wed-
nesday, 21st feet„ by the Rev. D.
Millar, Mr. Alexander Nioltol, to
&Tisa Eliza Hanna, both of 6113 1031.
Morris.
Timetrso3—Py1E.—At the residence of
the bride's step•fabhor, 14th eon, of
Grey, on Dec, 1411), by Rev. D. B.
McRae, of Oranbrook, Mr. John A.
Thompson, of Oregon, to Miss Susan
Pyne, of Grey township.
SALTER—COOP.SR.—In Wingllam, on Dec.
8th, by the Rev. S. Battery, B. D.,
Mr. Wm. Salter, of East Wawenosh,
to Miss Frances E., daughter of Mr.
John Cooper, of this plane.
MoN>:vis—ENGLAND,—Om the 7th inst.,
at the residence of the bride's father,
by Rev, S. Sellery, B. D., Mr. John
MoNevin, to Miss Mary J. England,
both of Hingham.
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TAYLOR.—At the family residence, 504
King street, London, on Deo. 17111,
Mary Anne Taylor, beloved wife of
Wm. Taylor, and mother of 1t. L.
Taylor, Berrister,of Brussels, aged
75 years.
NEAn.—In West Nissouri, on Deo. 10,
Mise Near, aged 81 years.
8R•3.7MS}72,5
S2AZ.",7�}7TS,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls....
lIggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton.
Salt per bbl.,
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Applea per barrel
Wool
Pork
57 60
55 58
30 00
50 00
24 20
16 17
15 18
3 50 4 00
35 40
6 00 00
1 00 05
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8
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65 00
1 00 1 50
17 18
7 00 7 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
QECOND HAND CUTTER, IN
kJ Good Order, for Sale, Apply t0
22.2 DR, GRAHAM,
(J
ORDWOOD WANTED. —ANY
quantity of hard and soft cordwood
w anted at Brussels Salt Works. 81.25 to
81.00 per cord for soft wood and 31,00 to
82,00 for hard wood,
T. 0omitAN,
12.13 Proprietor,
HEIFER CALF FOR SALE,—
The above is from a rich butter oorv,
nearly mire Jersey.
willty her if
taken at oo0,. DDAI5
Druggist at Bookseller, Brussels,
CAME ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, Lot 25, Don. 7,
Grey, on or about Ont: let, one Shoop. The
owner is requested to 1r070 property, pay
expenses and take her away.
22.4 ROSST, DILWORTH.
3'p ENDERS WANTED.
1. Ton10s w111 be received coo l s until Jan.
so, sound108, forpeon alto d.wooa, b 60 a de oP gpod
alb7 094 , 24 inches
begot and maple,
all Cody wood, 24 inou li long, to bo use be-
fore the
FPebre ­,1808Ilousobo-
roro tits 1st day o0. L'obrUary,1808.
It. 11088,
24.2 5. 800. Public School Board,
1 OTIOIJ. - ACCOUNTS DUIiI
the °elate of the Sato Dr, Pale will be
r00eived at Elitol until Dezember Ala, after
wvhich data, those roni1,ing unsettled Wlll
e p lased in the hands of a o0lleeter. Pu-
ttee having chums against the oetate are re-
quested to render their aocounte forthwith.
Walton Factory.
The annual meot)ug of the Walton Union
(Shook) incl Butte' Company will be hold In
Jo 00p11 Fibber's Nall on 'Tneeday, 27th da
ofDaoe,ober,1602 at the hour Of 1991196
p, m. Patrons and sh31reboldere aro requ8ot•
ed to be Pca0Out,
23.2 L73W1S MoDONAL4, P0Os.0
33.30. I"ER0738030, Soo.
Walter, 3)80, 14,1802,
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders willbe received up to 4 9, m, ou
Dec. 20111 for the removal of tho plaster
Oohing in the Methodist 01103'01,, Brussels,
and tbo puttiug ou 01 wood moiling, to eon-
5i8t of 0sb, tongued and grooved, not hero
than 3 inohus wide. °ailing to receive one
00at of dlltun and two woks of varnish, All
material to 100 furnished by contractor. The
lowest of tiny tender not necessarily accept-
ed, Tender? to he nddreesed to J. T. Pep-
per, Seo, of Board. Plans and speellloatious
may bo soon at B, Gerry's store.
REAL ESTATE.
ARMS FOR SALE,—'THE UN.
DERENban1n has several good Fal'm0 for
Salo and to rent, easy terms, in Townshilps
of Morris and Grey. P 3, BOOTT,Bruseeie,
87-11,
('1110ICE FARM FOR SALE.—
Being
arlaod"lds,100 ols,yll cleared.Gobuig
fine young bearing orchard. Immediate pos-
808910)3, Easy Tornas, Apply to
W. M. SIN OLAIR,
tf- Solicitor, &e., Brussels,
C(Q ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
and 12, eon. 10, Groy its offered foransale. 111
acres are cleared cud the balance well 1fm-
bared. Buildings mist-ohnmS. Dreher)3, well,
rima School house within 40 rods, Posses-
sion given at once if desired, ) or further
particulars as to price, tome, ,I:c. apply to
8.1E
MRS. WALIoER,
or NELSON BRIOTER, on farm. villa P. O.
QPLEND.TI) FARM FOR SALE.
of Grey. 0 County ta lot and 12,
�pcontainingsh200
0ores, the pr oporty of the late Jobn Robert-
son. 150 (acres cleared and free from ob.
etructione, 1e acres bush, mixed titnbor,
balance partly cleared. Rol clay loam,
mostly rolling. Feueed with straight rail
fences and watered by two veils and a
Nandug privilege. Commodious dwelling
hoose, with .large woodshed attached anti
an barna stone cellar
dud other Two
tbuild
Inge. Pero good 0Om•ieg orchards, orna-
meutal trees and small fruits, 45 miles
from Brussels, a lively town on tho G. T. R.,
convenient to schoo), churches and, poet
office. This property lies well, is a first -
oboe grain and stock farm and ehouhl be
seen by lute wileg purobasos 00 it le effer-
od at a bargain. For further particulars
apply to 1(1)18, JNO. R013E0T SON,
or DAN1EL R08ERTSON, on
the premises, or by letter to Oranbrook P.
o. 39.4
Notice to Creditors.
Pursuant to Revised Statutes of Ontario,
2887, chap. 110, the creditors of Matthew Gib-
son,late of the Township of Morrie, in the
Oounty of Huron, Yeoman, deceased, who
died 1111 or about the drat day of Deomnbor,
A.D. 1805, are hereby notified and rognhed
to send in ou or before Saturday, 1110 1411h
Lay or Jauunay, A. D. 000(0, by poet, pre-
Cpaid, or otherwise deliver to William M.
ountyrr,1 uro,,, solicitor in the Sim-
eon stud James Moses, the l;xeontore named
in Matthew Gt ibaon,l demased, testament
the
and enraaam00, addressee and descriptions,
the full partioulare of their accounts or
claims and the nature of the security, (if
any) held by them.
And further take uotioe that the said Llx-
eontors will proceed after the said Fourteen-
th deyof January, to disbrtbn to the as of
the tl ed
thereto having reaad gard of lyeto3the claims of
which they shall Bien have 1lotlee, and they
will not bo reepousible for the said assets or
sonrisoetorncioperns oreoffwbosoflmmclaim
notice 011011 not have been 1'08elvotl at the
time of anon cliotrleutton,
24 4
WILLIAM S l of for for
; Executors,
13ramie's, Doe. 10,1892,
Notice to Creditors.
All persons having claims against the ori.
tate of John Slemmn, late of the Township
of Grey, in the °aunty of Rural, 'yeoman,
who died on m' about the Sixth day of Sep-
tember, 18112, aro 1011031aid, On 01 boforo tbo
10111 Day of January, 18011, to send to tau
undersigned, duo of the executors of the last
will of the deoeaee3, fan 31arbledare of their
onai of of verified, After the said 10th
y Jamul the 7lxoou1ors will proceed
to dis tribe to theeatale 3110001tbos0 entitled
floret°, having referonee only to the claims
of which notice shall have then been 1OOeiv-
ed and niter such mist ribation the Exomutore
Will not bo teepe,si),le for soy pars f tltu
estate to any 8redit01 of w)o05 c(al •n they
shall not.11avo molest' 1,01100 at 4110 lime of
00831 tliobriblltlou, 'l'llis 1101100 is 13)3110ot
to 811113310 le bbab bo11aif,
118.4 WILLIAM SIAISIMt1N,
lameutor,
GroY, Doo.1•l,Yb02. Ethel 1',O.
VETERINARY.
D, WAR\v,
t3'[C1i
• donor 1radn3115 of tate 'On
teal
90101&swu ee of 4 menti as d prepared to treat ml
1 ere of domesticated animate 1i a Dom•
patent manner, PartiOnlar attention mita
to Veterinary dentistry, Calls promptly at-
tended In. Oleo nnd infirmary—Two doors
north int eti,ge 1'uruberry 01,, ul003vre,
Wo lieu° exactly what you want,
Our Prices taro all 1b)glft.
Pepper's Drug Store,
)31rUsS1LS,'
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
• L. TAYLOR, BARRIS7'ER,
•JL, IIo Sol.toiter and cony eyautier, Ool1eo-
ti000 made, Orliou—Vaustne's 1318031, Brns.
sola. 21 -Stu
SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Onvo yummy, No tory Pub.
llo, aka, 0111oe—Graham 8 13100k,1 door north
Of Poanppor'e Drug Store, Private Funds to
Lo
('IAMERON, IIOLT & HOLMES,
%,../ Songsters, Sollafters, Notaries Pubic,
n3'. c, cads liodorlob, 041,
RON, q, o„ P133111P 000.'7,
DUDLES 130133118,
AUCTIONEERS.
• 1SAYMASi 1,
.
to nd sales of Auctioneer,
rune lstook, rte ly Terms
cheerfully given. 0ranbrook P. 0, dubs
may bo arranged at TEE 2007 Publiehing
Nouse, Brussels.
FORGE KIRKBY,L�
lobtrorSales
snufaed on reenle oms l'aruaddrm
stooka eoeotalty. Orders left at Tun Pon
P 11th eh{ ng House, Rru seals, of sent to Walton
1', 0., will receive prompt attention.
LI A'VING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
am peared
to ooudaaeOisulos of farm Stuck s an Aucioner,Zat reasonable
prices. I{u0wiug the Standing of sourly
every person 1 am in a position to sell to
good marks end get good security when sold
on orerlit, 8atisf01tion guaranteed, Give
mea call. 35- le 8. SOOTT.
QUII;l1ESS CARDS.
��%. H. n'1oCIEACKEN,
Usurer oflfarriegeLiceueos, (Mica
at bis Gr000ry, Turuborry street, Brussels,
N. BARRETT,
x><'Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. af. McNay &• Co's hardware store,
Laclies'aud childrous Lair nutting a epcoialby
Z5803•er of Marriage Licences, by
6IcNAIR,
appointment of Liont,-Governor, Commis-
sioner, ate , Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Lasurauoe 00, Office at the 0ranbrook
Post Ofhee.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSU3A1105,
FIRE" AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER
Go. Huron. k otConva auger, Notary Public
investedoand to ln and oam nOollsati ns made.
moo In Graham's Block, Brussels,
IL PAINTING,
O
Miss Monies, of Wiu1bam, is prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. '!erica
may be aseertoiued at Miss Nellie Rose' store
where samples of work may be seen, Ahem
Nor'Ies would aloo take a low more pupils in
muslo.
fil A. HAWKINS,
• Brus-
sels, and Pupil, tht in e Arb of .Teachinq of A.
W. 'Thayer, Mus.voc., Now York, win ) give
lessons to pupils either at Thos Farrows,
Turnbory Street, or it preferred, at their
own homes. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day at Waltou. ''erns moderato.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
8, Unto. Mltosic eusePan
d oIDce iia, W11soa
Block, 002110r of Mill and Turnberry Sts,
DENTAL.
31S7f:£•T1ST1'
M. CAVANAG H, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the lboyal College of Dental
8urgeouo, Ontario, and of reroute Uni-
versity. OFe3o0—over A. 11. Smith's Store.
Brunets,
BOAR FOR S17BYIGE.—THE
IIoporeiggued will loop for service at
Lot 0, Con, 8, Grey, a pure bred Berlrehire
hog. Tonne, 81,00 to be paid at time or 881-'
7300 with privilege of returning if uooeseary,
23.4 JAMES ELLIOTT,
...__. __ Proprietor,
rr1110 BERKSHIRE BOARS
_L son Slanvinm,--Largo brood, bred from
1stprise stook, will be kept for service on
lot 00, 0011, 0, Grey, one aged and Due young
boar, Pedigrees Dan bo Been on appl1uati0n.
Tomas, 61.00 to be mild at time of service
with pals/110ga of return ing if 1380080ary,
21'4 J. 10. BAIUOIC, Propriotor,
OARS FOR SERV10E.—THE
uneoreiguod will Keep too service on
not 11, Con. S Grey, a thorn' bred (Amster
White pig, with pedigree and from import -
To du stool, Aln a thorn 3,30,8 338010hive bog,
Terms ;1.0010 booth?,
0 pall. at ]line Of aol'vioe
with ere/liege of retur,Le 1f 0(00000ry
10•tf Au. SllAW, PrnprtOtor,
OAR FOR SERVIOR.—THE
Uude•eigued will keojt for Service Du
North 1 Lot 00, Goo, 7, Morrie, a thee°' bred
Cheater White Flog, Tife pig was awarded
prizes at Toronto and I.05dn Fairs, ilio
sire, "Royal" tae take)) tell at tete Industrial
genre. Too'ius, 81100 to be paid at time
of 0011,100 With prietlege of rotn3nlin0 if
18000807, SAMUEL 1VAi.,itn3A,
10.11 Proprietor,
T&IPROVED LARGE WUITIS YORK.
.10. S[IIRE B0A10.
rho 0ndo;Jgued Will keep for 1015100 tale
proOOat 006001 1130 lniprovO3 la1•go wh1be
700130113.0 1Hg "1100317"on 101 20, 000.0,
will, to WMolr a 1lmo18d Dumber of doevt
will bo taken, Terme 151.00 to b0 paid at
111)10 Ot 0017100e, with the privilege of x031,',,•
Ing If emissary, Pedigree pray be aeon op.
On apblicatl8n. 1001331131511,03507,,
101f 1+rOnylrOtOr.
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