The Brussels Post, 1906-2-22, Page 4tat
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u G o V, rtt t moues et the oetimacee gad mare than
e11f19otent to meet the edictal expenditure
rovsnaea the pravfuoe are terga
ty in
-- dartos the year,
THURSDAY, ,FEB. p1, 1.996, The pewit) a000unte will be laid before
you for your ooneideratiou at the earnest
moment, end the eetimateu for the tom•
lag year will also be submitted for your
approval et en early date.
It fell to the lot of two uewepaper men
to moveand mond the addreea, viz;
/legit Clark, of the gindardine Review.
The Speech Froin the Throne. and Phil, Bowyer, of tbe Ridgetown
Dominion, ,130th did well.,
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE
DULY OPENED,
The Opterio Legislature wee opened
Thnreday afternoon of last week with
the ritual oeremoniee, and the following
ie the Speech from the Throne, whish
outdoes the Government's program for
the session.
The galleriee were crowded while
the floor of the bowie was well ill+ed.
Interest was added to the ceremony
by the introduction of the new mem.
bare, Soo, Frank Cochrane, [Mower
at Lands and Mines, and E. J. B.
Penes, and both members reoetveu
ovations as they were introduced
Mr,Bpeakerend Gentlemen of the Legis-
lative Assembly.
I take great pleasure in meeting you
again as representatives of the Pru
vine in parliament eesembled. Out
very earnest thanks are onoe more due
to Almighty God for the bouutifn
barveet of the year that hue paeeeu,
wbioh- even expels the one witch oadeu
for our gratitude last year. With tine
harvest the market oonditiona been
been as snob to maintain the prosperity
which oar farmers have enjoyed in
recent yeare. This )tae been oottoeab e
in the dairying industry, the output
of wbioh bas been very large. Th,
evidences of steadily inereaeiug -enter
priae and activity on the part of our
people, wbioh have been apparent for
several years past, are to be eeen on all
aides at the present time, and efford
good neaten for oongratatation and
thankfulness.
The pant year has been the most
Agri
1
historyof to A
1
88{al in the enooe g
cultural College from the atandpouit
of the number of Btndeula, the number
of farm visitors and the amount of
work done. For the first time in it,.
career, the total number of etudents
of all Masses exoeded 1,000.
The MacDonald Institute has appar-
ently taken firm hold on tbe appreota-
tion of the public, and tarmora' dough•
tern have come to ite hallo in nambere
that promise a very bright future for
the lootilntion. Yea will be asked to
provide funds for increasing tesobiuj
facilities of the Oollege is verione de•
partmente. The peat year hae thaws;
a large increase over previous years in
the number of immigrants aettliug in
Ontario. Preparation's are being made
to receive and settle a large number
daring the present year who wnl be
direoted to the farms of the Province,
With increased taoilitiee and au im•
proved ayelem, it is oon6deutly ex
emoted that the immigration end oolou
nation work of this government til,
reach the highest mark yet Mauled
The funds appropriated are being nese
solely to assist in providing {arm enu
domeetia help.
Since the laet meeting of the Legit
'attire, Hie excellency, Earl Grey, Gov
ernor•General of Canada, a000mpau180
by Counteract Grey and their eel,mab e
family, have visited several eeutioue
of the Provinoe, and the Beat of Gov•
ernment has been honored by then
presence on two 0008910ns. The people
of the province have noted with Bette.
faction the great interest taken b)
Hie Excellency in all matters effecting
their welfare and happiness. The ex
teneive experienoe gained by Hie Ex
cellenfy in the various public poeitioue
whish he has occupied renders hie
opinions on euoh questions of the
greatest poeeible value ; while the to.
tereet manifested by the Comtism in
all movements of philanthropio sue
social nel0re, has been a source of greet
satisfaction.
Yoe will be pleased to learn that
the operation of the first motion of
the Temiekamiog and Nottbern On
tario Railway for the past year bee
been satiefactory-the inoome being
largely in exoeee of the expenee of up
erasing -end that the conetruotion of
the exteneion of this road has beet.
proceeded with in the moat e0ergetro
manner.
The growing importanoe and value
of the mineral intereete of the Pro-
vince call for the most oarefal contig•
eration and management, and necee•
Lary amendments to the mining lax
will be enbmitted to you for your eon.
sideration.
Since the )set session an agreement
has been arrived at with the Demo
ion Goverument for the negotiation, of
equitable terms, of a treaty with the
Indians wbo 000npy large portions of
the Provinoe not now ander treaty.
Among the me00aree to be nitwit -
bed to yon for your couaideration it,
addition to the amendments of the
mining law above mentioned, will be
the bills respecting county oounoile ;
repeating the Department of Lands
and Alines; amending and ooneolidat
log the Liquor Lioanee Aot;
amending the Volunteer Lead
Grant. Aot ;. revising and amend
ids the railway Aot, the Street
Railway Aot, and the Electric Railway
Aat; amending the Agrlooltnral end
Arta Aot; amending and ooneolidatina
the several seta tolating to oompaniee ;
revieing and amending the sots relat.
ing to public wheels, and the note re-
epeotleg the Department of Eduoa.
Woo ; respecting the University of Tor.
ionto, and amending tbe Supplemen.
tary Revenue Aot1889, poovtding
for the taxation of railways.
The extraordinary poeeibilitiee which
the future may have in store with re
femme to electric power, are still attract
tag itoteated attention on the part of
eotenttlio and praotioal men. It is ex.
pecked that the report of the 00MOMeeion.
eta appointed to enquire into and repot
Open hydraulic end eltotrie power in the
Ptavince will be laid before you before
the close of the eeeaion. A mase of in
formation has been oolleoted, whloh wilt
Sao doubt be of great value in the )afore
ooneideratiou of this very important
question.
In the month of October last, a nom
Mallon was appointed to report upon a
eoheme far the management and govern.
Mani of the Vaineteity of Toronto, in the
Loom end stead of eta ander whiob the
bald Uuivereity is naw governed, and for
other pnrpoaee, Tho report of the cam.
mission le IXpeoted dborily.
".0U Will be glad to loam- that the
831vettt,
The A. Y. P. A. of Trinity ohurob will
hold a nook imolai in Industry hall on
Friday eveuiug, 28rd Inst.
The Ohrietian Endeavor Sooiety of St.
Andrew's thutch will hold a c000ert in
the ohurob lecture room on Wednesday
evening, February 28th.
Alter au it nese of several months
duration Mre. Jamas Barr paaeed peso,•
fall away on Wednesday afternoon 7th
met, Sines the 18th of September elm
has been oouflned to her bed duffer -tug
with chronic indigestion. All that
mediae) skill and attentive anteing count
do to ease her eufferiugs, width at times
were terrible, and stay the baud of death
proved unavailing. Mre. Barr before
marriage was Mise Mary Ann Guider,
daughter of the late Wm, Govier, of
Huhett, and wee born ou May 271h, 1857.
Sne Woe married on June bib, 1877, to
her now bereaved hoaband and wee the
mother of eeveo children, am of whom
,arvive her - the second child, a sou,
dyieg when 10 mouths old. Tue dhild
ran telt t0 mourn the 1000 of a kind and
toviog mother are, Wm., Lillie, Kate,
Mary, Martha and Sophia, all of whom
reside in Blyth, except Kate, who is a
member of the Goderiob poetofiice staff
Twelve years ago the and her haebaud
moved from Mullett to Blyth, where they
Moe resided ever einoe. Deceased watt
au adherent of St. Aedrew'e Mauna in
this village. She possessed a lovable
and generale disposition, a kind heart
and a williogneee to do more than her
bete to help a friend and a neighbor.
Bile watt very fond of her home, her
nuebaud and ber children, all of whom
will 01100 a kind and loving grade. To,.
funeral, wbioh was very largely attendee,
took plane on Saturday afternoon and
Interment was made in the Unioo
oemetery. The'memos at the house and
grave were conducted by Rev. Dr. ale -
Lean,
TI8B TONIC OF HEALTQ
Moet be mute than a stimulant -
roust be a food as well. Tbere is no
mrdioine both a food and a tonic. -it
aide digestion, promotes aetimuatioe
oouverte food into nutriment that Wine
up nerves, blood, brain and bone. That
tonic ie Ferrozane wbioh contain,
xaotly what a run-down eyetem needs.
Ferrozone supplies oxygen to purity the
,loud, phosphorus to develop the brain,
iron to border' the mueolee. No wonder
f
makes euoh vigorous men and women.
You'll eat, steep, think and feel better.
uy using Ferrozone ; try it -now.
Fifty cants buys a box of ohm ate
coated Ferrozoue tablets, at ell dealer..
the love and a01eem felt by us for you ea.
a mewber o.ar Miura' and aooiety, Ton
have our beet wtehee fur greatest hotfoots)
8000888 in your new venture, and we
earnestly pray that God'e riobeet spirit•
oat bleeeinge may eeooulpany yon to yeur
new home where we feel Satisfied, you
will oobtinue to give uogrudgling of your
time and talents to the eerviee el the
Master in tbat great and wonderful
Weateru eoantry.
Siguedon behalf of the Society.
.1%tW 00(.8.
Sam, Wright, formerly of Hentryn.
bee purobased a briok baoteeee near
Ubeeley and le now in posa088io0.
Wm. Betide, non. 16, hi suing the
towoehip and Collector Walter Hamiltrie
for exoees've seizure for unpaid taxes.
Elora Oheeee Oo. have to buy a n80
butler for their 10otory, the old one
having been declared unsafe by an ex-
pert from Einoardme.
0 J. Wynn, of Newry, hes been ap
pointed a Notary Public and Issuer o1
ilarriage Enema and will open op an
ufiioe to Atwood shortly.
Roger & Ratotiffe, hardware merohantt
have dieeaved partnerehip. Mr. Roger)
will curry on the bn.ioeee himeell and
Mr. Ratcliffe will devote his time to the
Township Clerkship.
Reeve John Hamilton underwent an
operation a week ago at bit home Best
,f Ltatmurel, He had a large growth re
eralioe
moved from hie beak. The O p
wag 0841000 enough 00 the growth war.
goite near the joglor vein.
George Onnnmgbam, of Grand Bend
Iowa, who bee been vetting his brother,
Robert, of this village, during the pato
week, has returned home. The brothers,
nad not seen oath orhee for 21 years.
The Bee °eye :-Au unseemly soca/n-
ark
tock place in the Eima BTaoe here last
taturday eveuiug, Some young fellows
who had been drawing toe lor one of the
town butchers, got auto an altercation
whiob speedily developed into a serious
fight. Some of them got badly used up
iced required the serviette of a doctor.
A PLEASING EVENT. -The Atwood Bee
of last week saye.-The Y. P. S, 0. E.
of the Presbyterian ohurob beld a amid
evening in the basement last Friday
evening. There wee a very good attend
0uoe of young people and quite a number
et elderly people ware also present. The
00oaeio0 was made the more intereetiug
owing to the event being given in the
honor of Miss A. Goveulook Who ie eoou
to leave for Stntalnta, Saab. D. G
Anderson preeided over a ,bort but
Interesting program and at the oloee
called on Mieeee M, Peebles, J, Moffatt
sad A. Govenlook for a trio. Tbte
consisted of the readiug of anappreoetive
..ddreee and the presentation of a hand
some ring to Mies Govenlook who wee
uumpletely taken by eurpriee. The
ah•armaurep .tad for her in few wotde.
A guessing and conundrum comma they
occupied dotrsitterable time and served to
make every one feel at home. Lunch
ma then served after wbioh the gather
diepereed. The following fa the addrmael
-Dasa A7;ee °Delineate It i8 with very
moue regret that we the mamma' of
the Ohrietian Endeavor Society, end
other members of the Atwood Presbyter
tau oburob,l88rn thea you are about t0
save our vi.lage to take up business life
i1, the great and growing West. For the
past eight years you bees conducted a
socoeeefol millinery burliness in our
little town and have ever shown yourself
0000ecna and obliging to your 1Omero08
0081omer0 who regret very einoerely tbe
severenos of the pieesaut beelines re
lalione of past years. DO it 111 in the
work of our Sooiety that your abeenoe
will be most felt You have been an ex
oeedingly faithful and oonebkentione
member tt oar aooiety, atweye willing t0
take your share of work, and over ready
with help both personal and finauoial.
Your adenine es toaoiler 10 the Saoday
$°heel have been meth nppreoiated, end
the echo are of 5001' elate all regret your
depertnr0. We therefore elk you to
Wept this gift 80 a ought recognition of
lei o(letrlott.
Mee. Vanstone, Rotolo street, had the
miefortun4 to tall and eustafn a severe
fracture of the leg.
Wm. MoSween fell on the Square and
broke hie leg. The aocident Wil put him
en the shelf fvr some weeks.
The latent edditiou to tbe boepital fund
is from Rev. Father Pleat, ut St. Thomas,
who bas sent a ooutributiou of $50,
P. T. Dean has purchased a baukrupt
etuok of groceries, °rookery, ale., at
Mitchell and It running it off here.
The men of the Gudenuh company
of the 88rd (Huron) Regiment enjoyed
themselves to the lull at their ee0ond
auuuei oyster supper, which was bola in
the roome of the Iroquete club on North
etreet.
A new Hospital board was elected
uuusiettug of num members (whereas tbe
former board had thirteen members) as
follows ;-Judge Doyle, Judge Holt, U,
Seager, U.A. Nairn, Mayor Tilt, 1). 1110
Douald, Rev. J. Elliott, James Mottttoeh
aid H. E. Hodgene, Mears. Tait, Mo.
Dot.aid, Elliott and idodgeue are new
men o1, the board. The work at tbe
Shepherd residence, wbioh le being ooh
vetted into a hospital, wait under dienue•
e'en. The ohangee, it appear°, have
ooet about $1,000, and owiug to the
action of the county council in going
neck ou their promiee of a grans of
$1,000 the work ie now at a standstill
unto some at the enbeoriptiune can be
go. in.
Daniel D. McKay, our well known
citizen, died early Tbureday morning
et hoe reeideuoe, Nelson sweet, from as
internal 0
Om al H
1 nt e Buffered 00n-
P
a t
lotion n
did Y,
arab) but
bore thearil
wc)1, with
esemp cry patience, and ',Moab the
dwnase was apparent over a year eine,
1,e carried out low deans ae high oouetable
et every 66eelan of the High Court of
.Jueeioo and Sessions of the Peace held
daring the year. The lace Mr. Molloy,
'mowing me complaint m0019000 hate a
fatal terminntiou, resigned hie position as
bief, at the January eeeeiou of Oonuty
Oonnat,, ma hie departure so Boon after
ehowe that he wee expecting tbe lana oall.
Although enffedug 00 severely, the de•
aoaeed was able to be aronud until last -
week, and wee up town when he viewed
those couucy officiate be had kuown for
many years. He had held the position
Ohm! since the death of the late Bar -
',ay Trainer, eomo 25 year's Untie. The
tate chief, who was born in Godertoh,
wag well known i1, Western Oatari°, bio
position as (thief timetable briuging hrm
to ammo with all the (Mee and tawne,
and in Horan his long residence and
oug oonoectton with ht. father's Mutineer]
end afterwards with that of McKay
Brothers, at the old ewe on Wait street
made him known to all at tbie end of the
county. Hie stately walk, though he
was over three score years and ten, 010
io;ineoble, up to the last ten deye of bus
Maas, and his death will be regretted by
busts of friends ane acquaintances. The
deceased gentleman, who was a widower,
ieavee three eoue,-Dan, o! tows ; John,
of Torouto ani Robert, fn the Statee, and
a brother and sister in Toronto.
13R1GHT'S DISEASE
A bore of INarvelons Merit that (dyes
ballad Effect Foued at Last.
No malady is more stealthy or fatal
than Bright's Dumas°.
Every year it claims more victim,
than famine and war combined,
In the beginning it is marked by
pnffineee ander the eyes, yellow, sal
low akin and pain in the beak. The
urine Outcomes scanty, often contains
sediment, mules gteat iritation and
pain,
Reader, it you ars troubled with
tlleee symptoms, get Dr. Hamilton's
Pins at ouae, This vitalizing medi
eine will fact restore briuienoe to
your doll elision° eyes. Exhaustion
will be replaoed by surplus vigor.
Your bank pains and urinary deter -
dere will cease.
Renewed lite ie put into the kid.
neys, and Bright's Dieeaeo r panne away
forever.
l'ermanentCtt•8 in Every Case.
"I was attiok0n with 13righP0 Disease
two years ago," writes Mre. G. E.
llattheweon, Middletown. "I grew
worse. Sugar waa almost eleven per
oent, end the dootore gave me up.
"Dr. Herat ton's Pita have made a
well woman of me, and I kuow otbere
who have been anted ale° by this
medioine,"
Why eager any longer 7 Dr. Hem
Monte P111a 44111 reitote you to rebut
good health, No medicine 1n the world
00 aliment ter diabetes, etrigbt'e Disease
and affeotioa of the kidneys, liver and
bladder, j'rieo 25o, per box, or five
butte few $1, at ell dealers, or by mail
Utdt .turd.
o ii,, U. B. A., andR ngoton, 011t
AN AMERICAN
Romedootore go et tar as to say that
indigee/ion is 1110 national disease of
Ontario,. There le about one nat'oeel
remedy for indigeotion and that remedy
is Dr. Hamilton'° Pille which accelerate
the aotipn of the gastric glands
end give tone to the digestive orrane.
They strengthen tbe kidneys end liver,
oleanee and purify the blood and thus
add poem' tone to every organ of the
body. Vieth sod strength are feet re,
stored and the patient cab eat and digital)
any food be pleases. Test Dr. Hamilton's
Pdl't yonreetf,-25o. per box or five
boxes fur $1.00 at all dealers.
[.IWCorWW 1.
Rev. D. N. Mo0amae hue reoeived the
cordial and mobmone invitation of the
Ofiioial Board of the Methodist obnroh to
remain ae pester for the second year.
The organizing meeting of the Lien
Wel High School Board waa held o1, the
7th inst., with the following members :
W. M. Broca, J, Livingstone, J. W.
Scott, Dr. Dingman, Dr. Rutherford, T
Male and Geo. Bray, the latter being
appointed by the Public School Board.
Mr Brace was re eleo ed ohairmau, and
4, Livingstone treasurer. 0. Tabbernl'r
was reappointed secretary and col actor
of school fees, and James Moorehead
was re•eugaged as oaretaker at a salary
of $800.
The Town Band held ha entme! meet-
ing on Monday evening, of lett week end
the report presented was very pleasing
to the members who were all present.
The baud had a moat enoeseful year
and Rlii .go
We are offering some Special
Values in Watches and Gold
Rings, We shall be pleased to
show you our
BARGAINS
Reliable Honest Goode at Closest
Prices.
H. L. Jackson
LEADING JBWELLBR.
Torontot)a
Metal Co'y
and
PAYS CASH
For Rags, Iron, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Hides, &c , &c,
Highest Prises for All
H. ROSEN K. LABEL
Mill st. West, Brussels
3t,ltyal
Hst4t
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Ilail11�ilr f11
To Liverpool
CALLING AT MOVILLE (Londonderry)
From St John From Ha lfe,.
Iretoriau ...Sat., 000 17 Mon ,F.b 19
Nummian Feb.24 F,• 26
Umiuthian.., " Mar 8- mitr.0
runielau " Mar 10 ', Mar 12
)fates of I'aseage
First Class -850 n uta upward., aoonrdln
to steamer. Second 01, as --$40 awl $42.60,
Loud,.n $2.60 extra Third Olaf•-Tuniaiu,.
$47.60, etaDam ere 926 50.
BOSTON TO GLASGOW
Bar,tini00 Thursday, Feb. 22
HALIFAX TO LONDON find IIAVIRE
Pomeranian luturduy, Feb 24
For further particulars, rates and tickets
apply to
W II. HERR,
Agent Allan Liue, lvrueeele.
F. & R.
NEWS OF NEW SUITINCS
'Wally have already arrived.
liN'Inre may be here any hour, maybe by the
time you read this. t
IAA' the Colors and Materials and Shades and
Weights that are going to be Fashionable
this season will be shown you any time you
wish to see them.
Any Time You have Time to Call.
Ferguson
fluatielelly and otherwise. Tile total
redeipta for the year were over $500, and
of that amount $280 were expended in
new hletramente, wbioh le now 12irly wall
equipped. At pr0aen1 there tare 0181200
members, witb eight more who tam be.
gap praotloo, eo that the membership for
the eoming swoon will be twenty.tonr.
Fbe'ofileare el0oted tot the mooing your
are ; Bandmaster, Geo, Lone ; treasurer
Fred, Oarihew ; ee°retary, N. R. Bain-
ford,
`07001EN 6207018 MEN DIB
Kos know at lotto one of thorn had
Ooneumption. At firet it wile only
oatarrh-but it wag neglected. When
"iletarrh0ZQne" OOr00 eo giriokly We
foolieh to coffer -it's a theme to keep
on eniffeliug and bawkiug, Catarrh
°tone goes direct to the cause of the
disease, -that's why tt'e e0 dead oorlain
to ear,, It stop the 001,211, prevents
that diegnetiug dieobarge, oleate phlegm
out 1,1 the throat in five minutes. Very
pleasant, and safe too; get Oatttrrhoaoue
from your druggist to day,
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
e34 010, II$PLEt1a1Te, &o.-1. B. Scott,
Auotiouaer, oma rnue.ved In truetione from
the undersigned P re..rioter to soli by pub
lie otiou at Lot 18, Oon. 14, Maintop on
Monday, Feb 25 1909, at 1 o'clock, 1118 follow-
ing valuable property, viz :-1 mare, 18
years, 1 heavy draught mare i0 fon , 1
driving mare,. heavy draught horse rising
d years, 4 cows In east to Elmo' bred bull,
8 farrow Cows, 8 steers rising 2 years old,
4 heifers rising 2 years old, 8 steer calves,
7 better am vita, 1 brood sow will' litter, 120
you0g hene,1 pee000k,1 Notion seed drill,
1 mower, 1 buy rake,) Keystone hay loader,
new,1 bay fork, Carriage. 160 feet rope and
pulleys, 1 Front & Wood binder nearly now,
1 Deeuing cultivator nearly new, 2 fleury
Plows. 1 gangp owe, 1 set Iron hare ve, 1.
set 10001b, scales. 1 fanning 11111, I pulper
1 hay .ar8, 1 wbeelbarow, 1 gdt,dstune, 1
water trou;ib, 2 sate single ,11arue80 2 seta
double 110008011 robe, 4 horse blankets, 0
wood beating etovee, 1 No. 8 Femme
attune 1 De I awe cream eiparator, 1 set
bobelelghe, 1 3 wagon nearly 000, 1 ton
buggy, 1 cutter, 8 dozen grain bags, 1 log-
ging cbaiu, about 12 Looe of mixed ilmothy
end alelke hay, Battle chains, w brmeireee,
180kjuke0, 010vels forks and other 10110 os
BOW without x•800070 as proprietor has nolo
8 p p
hie )aim Terra -AM tome 1,t i25 and
under cash •,ver that amount 12 mantle
credit wilt be given on lu0biebing approved
joint notes. 4 omits on the dollar off on
,edit amou uta JAB. BARRIS, proprietor,
F. B. ,OOTT, auctioneer.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
rpljREE YOUNG SHORTHORN
A. Bulla for sale, eligible for registra-
tion. Apply to 10.8. 801218, Lot 80, Coo. 6,
Morris Brussels P.U. 28-tf
rrHREBI NEW COUNTER
Show Casae for sale, ouch 6 foot long,
walnut ,rumen and double think glass. Ap•
ply to Tam POST, Brussels.
_BULL FOR SERVICE. •- A
Thur°' -bred Durham Bull will be kept
for navies by the uuderbigned at Lot 24.
000.14, Grey. Pedigree may be seen op
spoliation. Terme of 00.
82.4* DO. ALD AeaNAIa, Proprietor.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
-The undersigned offers fur Sale his
boners and los On the earner of Ohoroh and
John etreeta,Bruseele. Firet.olaes situation.
For further particulars apply to
It. J. WILLIAb18AN,
Proprietor.
GOOD FARM PROPERTY FOR
Bale on 'which is large brisk house,
e taule, drilled well, cistern, fruit garden,
&e ,5i acres of laud on Jolts and Judea et.,
Brueeels Terme reasonable. Apply to
J OHN MaFADDEN on 'itemises 1,r F. S.
boon', brussels.
Notice
The undersigned aeke all indebted to him
to 0011 and settle at once as be bas disposed
of his hareems bueineee, the new proprietor
taking pusseseiun on February let
10B8 DONALDSON, 'Russets.
QEED CORN AND POTATOES
Fos SALE.-tienulne"BmntNuse"Dorn
ouefully eased o0 the cob -the beet ensil-
age corn we have ever seen. finwit the Nth
Maywill ripen early in September. Also
"14arly Triumph" Potatoes which have sue•
euesfully resisted dieoaae for the pest three
seasons.
Q
u y • drat tame,
a ast
eerved. .MKNIGHT Lot 21Oen. 12,
Limy. 28tt
J.1ARM FOR SALE. --THE UN-
DERSIGNED offers his 60 aore farm, be-
ingEasti Lot 11, 100.9,4rey, lor gale. On
the premises le a frame bonne, batik baro
40000 ft., atone fouudatio 1, ema11 orchard
Farm all needed down end in good shape ; 2
waver felting wells. Possession given 1l)
any time. It not Bold farm will be .uuteu
For further particulars as to price, terms.
Jot , apply to the proprietor
81-2 WALTER MOKAY,
t)f►!1 ACBE FARM FOR SALE
�fl.l ll being Lots 27 and 21, coo 7, Grey,
1 Mlle Pleat of Ethel. 60 nares plowed ; ,8
aorta Pa11 wb. at; 5 aere0 hue]; ;• 10 acres
pasture lat d; balance well seeded. Ie well
teased and watered. Ou Menages are oam-
fortable dwelling bones, bank beau 00x105.
burse stable, driving shod, windmill and
Silo. PoSaeselou Riven March 11511, For
price, terms etc., apply on promisee to L.
A. 0A0014,'Lrtlel P, 0. 2011
"'ELL KNOWN FARM FOR
BALE.-aeing Lot20. Lon. 15, Gr. y,
containing 1o0 acres of first -blues laud. The
farm is to •, rood state of cultivation, thorn
being 25 nares Full p•owed, eleven sores
seeded to clover and timothy, 11 teen acres
of hat, eve aoree Pall wheat, six acres hard-
wood bueu, balance 'mature, There are
throe good wells, aroused, frame dwolliug,
trunk barn,oarrutge house aid other out-
buhdingo. Fur price. terms, oto„ apply to
DAVIT• or WILLIAM b21aLB, Executors
of estate, on promises, or Jraubrook P, 0,
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of Robert
Mantes late of the Townsbjp of Grey,
in the 0ounty of Huron, Termer,
deceased.
Notate be bereby given, nureuant to Revis-
ed 1to1utoe of Outarta,1807 rthap. 109, end
amended Aoto, that ail creditors and others
having any claims against the estate of the
said RobertMorena, who died on 60 about
til 101u 1113 of Way, 1905 aro r0onhred on
or before too 2411 day of February, 1014, to
send by poet, ereuald, or deliver to A B,
MacDonald, of tbe Village of Brussels, in
the 1lOnuty of Huron, Sofiorter• for Robert
Malnnee, of f)eloraine P. 0,, in the Province
of 'e anitota,tanner, Adtuiuletretor of the.
estate of the said deoeulod, tho fun
particula,s at their claims, the 0tutem0ut
of their aeoduut, and the nature of Cho
aeoutitieo (it guy) 1.01d by them.
Autl hot10e Is further given that after the
mid last 108611008d date the Bard Adminie.
trator will groaned to distribute the tweets
of 110 doeedsed amongst the parties ogtlt-.
loci thereto, havlog rogord outy to the
elating of wbioh he ehall then have
notate and that the said Adminletrator will
tot be liable for the meta, or any pan
Iler001, t0 env 00000o tr per8000 of net, it
4161404 notice 041,11 not have beim raoetved
(3 111, at the tilde of noon d10tr104tl0ft.
Dated at brawls this lied day of Feb-
ruary, 4'1:1.'11)16;B,
,D„ 190A0.
.10, MA0D0NALD,
81.2 Solicitor for Admisletratoe,
a
Chan e o r Busin.es s
The undersigned wishes to announce to the
Public generally that he has purchased and
taken possession of the
Harness Business
so long and sueeseafolly conducted by John
Donaldson, 1300ssels, and will be pleased to be
favored with a continuance Of the trade BO gen-
erally accorded.
A. first-class stock always kept and the
wants of the public promptly attended to.
GEO. STEAIN
'VOD FOR SALE, DRY AND
Green, Beech and Maple. Dinette
ham 10 to 48 inches. Orders lett at Thom
son's grocery, nrutnels, will be promptly
attended to, nr to
J. 84. Hir,FFRON, ,Myth 1, 0.
25.8 Lot 19, (Jou, 7, Morris.
I1AEM TO BENT, -THE UN-
nanareN11D afore the 100 was, known
OR 110 Aeklu farm, Lot 10, Oen,14, Grey, 10
rent. Good brink house, 2 frame barns and
choice orchard, Farm Ie all seeded down
exon trt 20 mores • 6 acres of Fall wheat i1,,
41200046100 at ull0m. For IUCtlel taYGtBUInt
8
apply to JnHv GRANT, Lot 0, Com. 12,
tiny, or Braeeols P. U. 22•ct
GRAIN •
CHOPPING
The undersigned beg leave
to notify the farming community
that they are now ready to do
tall kiufle of Graiu Chopping and
()rushing at lowest rates. All
work will be promptly and care-
fully attended to.
Manitoba and Ontario Flour,
ilran, ;shorts, &e., always i1, stock
clod sold at Market Prices.
Thuell Bros.
Mill at Electric Light Building.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
IN
IIILLINEHY
Felt Hats for
50
ents
We are also Agents for the "New
Idea" 10 Cent Patterns.
Call and get a Fash-
ion Sheet.
EMS HABKI
iK
MONTHLY
Horse Fairs
BRUSSELS
Tile Monthly Horse Fairs will be hold in
Benssele for the seas. n as follows :-
THURSDAY MAR. let, 1906
- APR. 6111, "
Lending Local and Uulsido
Moyers 31111 he Present
F. S. SCOTT, Manir.
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
ENE
bTUDAIED
Y0,014
ei)<
ONFORT
Having inveatod in a Rot Water
Heating apparatus I am now in a
position t0 offer you Hot Coffee,
Beef Tea, Tomato Boaillou,
and Chicken Broth at our Res-
taurant on two flambee' notice.
Thanking you for past patronage and
hoping for a continuance of your
trade, I am,
Yours Very Respectfully,
8
KER
TELEPHONE
Oysters Served Hot of Gold.
4111110111.11.16.
Co.
Are rnaklog the Ever seen in
Finest display orBrussels.
Call and See them and get Prices.
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