The Brussels Post, 1905-2-2, Page 4•
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Cure That Cold
Our Blood Root Cough Cure is just the thing that
will do it surely and quickly. The longer a cold is
allowed to run the harder it is to effect a cure. Do
not neglect it and keep a bottle of our
Blood Root Cough Cure
in the house, and start taking it when the first eymp-
toms appear. Blood Root Cough Oure promotes ex-
pectoration, soothes inflammation, and will cure any
cold of the ordinary kind. Your money back if it fails
to help in your ease. Price 25e. a bottle only from
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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 8, & B.
Trains leave Brunelle Station, North
anii South, as follows :
GOING BOUTS( GOING NORTH.
Mail 7:15 a.m I Mixed 9:00 a.m
Mixed 1290 a,m f Mail 1:25 p.m
Express 8:OB p.m I Express ...... 8:85 p.m
raw pb3,s pins.
A ahiel'e amang ye taldr' notes,
An' faith he'll print is.
VeminARY.
l••2u. SFLo Council next Monday.
McnTELY Horse Fair Tenreday of
this week
A. 0. U. W. Lodge Friday evening of
tine week.
TBE ice hereon ie on and the crop ie
R. g. •,,i nen.
A FEW more weddings on the program
in .i:rueeole locality.
Tan Promotion Examination for
Huron Will be held on April 13th and
14 le,
Tam "D'Iotber Goose" Oantata Wae
repeated in the Town Hall lust Friday
evening wider the auspices of St John's
Chinch Sunday Sabool.
Ate assembly was held in Ernseele
Town Halt Tbareday evening of thie
week. Music wee supplied by a Lon-
don Italien Orchestra
Mug J. L. CALLAN wil1,be at home on
Tdeeday and Wednesday, Feb. seven acid
eighth. Residence, Turnberry street,
South, in the late home ot Mre. T. Kelly.
EAST Hveon Farmers' Institute Friday
afternoon and evening of thie week.
Musical program will intersperse the
adnreee«e in the evening. Everybody
welcome. No charge,
Tan thermometer has been pointing
nut zero weather durieg the pest week.
It got very chilly Wednesday evening of
last week shortly after 5 o'clock in a good
many plaore in Ontario.
FReSI a return compiled for hie in•
epeotorate by Inspector Robb we learn
that on Jan. ., c
7th 1905, there were 6 fiat
°lase, 55 eeoond aloes, and 63 third ole
teachers employed in East Heron.
"Dlxtm's in 01d Virginia," a play for
the people, neat, Olean, a show for ell.
Genuine old time plantation festivities.
Oomediene, eiogere, daaoere. Famone
Olympia Quartette, singing Kings.
D. 0. Ross and 0. Dodds have die.
solved partnership fie tailors, olothiere
and gent's furnishers, Mr. Race will
00ntinne the bueineee and Mr. Dodds
will take a coarse in caking before de-
ciding where he will locate.
In our report of the Odd Fellows' At
Home, held recently in Brussels, we in•
advertently omitted the name of Mies
Aliso Davies, of Ethel, who proficiently
performed tbe duties of a000mpaniet for
her brother's Bolos.
No AoroLeAtsATION. — Ic a recent
devpatoh from Brantford to the Mail and
Empire it wee stated that according t0 a
report the lblaeeey•Barras Co. and the
Deering -Harvester Co. were likely to
amalgamate. It appeare that the elate•
moot was altogether unfounded and wee
based on erroneous information. The
Maseoy•Harrie Co. has no intention of
amalgamating with the Deering concern.
Tone Veen —There was not maoh
differeuoo fn the total vote polled in E.,et
Hu,ort in the Proviuoial elections ot 1002
sod 1006 Lr the former Mr. Hislop was
oriented with 2,299 and Mr. Spottoo,
1,8:11 and Wednesday of last Week the
Linerai oandidate had 2,212 and Mr.
Bowman, the Ooneervative standard
bower 2,070, an iuorease of 286 over Mr,
Spettaa'e record. Mr Hislop polled 87
leas then in 1902. The lista of coarse
may hove varied as well es the vote.
WINTER Ravaann.—Laet year Mrs. I.
0. Riuharde, of Brussels, read in Tan
POST a new way to secure fresh rhubarb
for Winter nee, viz by growing it in the
miler. She followed the inetruotiooe io
the Fail and het week proved the cot.
redness of the plan by preseotiog the
EJitor with a stalk 2 tont long nod ao
oompanying it a rhubarb pie. A.n old
addege eaye "The proof of the pudding
is the sating thertof" end we are ready
to vou(rh for the Winter rhubarb theory
by t11e precinct supplied. Several othere
have received pointers and will look
atter their supply next Winter through
Mrm. Rloherde' experiment.
DresoLUTIoN.—Meeere. Wilton and
Turnbull are dieolving partnership as
hardware matobarlts sod tinemithe, the
latter retiring. They have enjoyed a
large patronage, Will Gilllepie,01Ripley,
wilt tape Mr. Tnruboll'e plane in the
firm, Fe, several yeare Mr. Tornbull
has been bothered with one o1 big limbo
and he tbinke oat door work with leen
standing will exit him better, hence may
aocept the general agency for the
Deering Oo, in the sale of agrioaltaral
implement0, tko. We are glad to state he
will remain in Brunets, Me. Gillespie
Will eborly tape up reeidenoe here, Hie
wife i5 a doogter of Chan. Ritohie, John
emelt, who will be glad to get book to
this locality, more partionlerly we her
father no left alone 011109 the decease of
Aire, Ritohle. Stocktaking is in progress
in the 'tore now.
AUDITORS MoOraoken and Kirk are at
work on the village memento of 1904.
Oaxaca soon, Opera Home, Brnseela
Ontario. One night and matinee, Sat.
nrday, Feb 11th,
Mow. Taos KELLY has leased her real.
deuce to J. L. Calan, who brought hie
bride home last Saturday from Smith's
Falls.
Woan was received this week that
John, eldest son of Wm. and Mre. Ellie,
Brnseela South, was dead. We have not
learned further partionlare before going
to prees. Both Mr. and Mre. Ellie have
been ill with the prevailing grippe epi•
demi,,
A saono time ago Mre. Pension lost'
her pocketbook on the street. In the
course of a little while. the purse wan left
at her door, with a note enolosed, bot
minas the cash. It was a very small and
disboneeb transaction wben the owner
was known and the day of reckoning for
each parties will come.
Dn. Bonne, the London specialist,
win visit Brussels professionally end
may be found et the American Hotel on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
MARCH 7th
APRIL 4th
MAY 2nd
•' MAY 80th
14 JUNE 27Th
Ail interested should bear these dates in
mind.
Tun G. T. R. TJ BLAOIE.—Tan POST le
a day late in its issue this week and then
only a half sheet owing to a bungle in
the freight department of the G. T. R. at
Toronto. Lest Monday the way bill
reached Broseele but our supply of paper
has not arrived yet nur is there any word
of i0. We waited until Friday noon ex•
peoting it to arrive but failing we are
compelled to publish a half sheet this
week. We did all we could to overoome
the mix up but failed.
Oaeaex of BoetNEee,—Wm. Baeker
purchased the butohering basineee of
Wm: Heffron and will take possession
next Monday, we understand. The
pnrohaser is an old Brussels boy, eon of
the late George Baeker, who bas worked
for years at the trade, chiefly in the
Weetern States, so will bave a good idea
of tbe neoeeeitiee of the business. We
wish him 800080s. It is said Mr.
Heffron will return to Blyth where his
brothers reside. He bas attended
Manly to hie work whilea resident of
Brussels and we hope he will aont1008 to
prosper.
WORTH NOTING. -0n the 14th of Jan -
nary a son was born to Frank and Mrs.
Taylor, of New York, the mother being
the youngest daughter of Jas. Broadfoot,
of Antagonist's, N. S., formerly of Brus-
sels, The arrival of this young gentle-
man places Jno. and Mre. Broadfoot, of
Brussels, in the great grandparent list
and makes Robert MoNaughton, of this
looality a great great grandfather. Tan
POST wishes young Mr. Taylor a great
deal of happinese on this planet and
hopes he may live as long Re great great
grandfather McNaughton who ie now 91
years of age and quite hearty.
THE return Hockey match with
Wroxeter was played in the latter village
on Wednesday evening, with Editor
Sharpin, of Gerrie, as referee. At half
time the score was 3-2, but in the latter
part the home team increased their lead
so that the final was 9 to 8. Art. Robin-
son played with Brussels. The following
is the list of players :
WBOXOTER BRUSSELS
W Me Lean Goal LKerr
D Havfer Point.,.A B Montgomery
P SmithCover A Robinson
F Ardoll Rover J Currie
W Miller
Centre B Boost
M Howe R Wing H Lowry
J Rao L Wing G Thomson
FAnainne' INSTITUTE.—East Huron
annual Farmere' Iumtttate meeting will
he held in the Town Hall, Bruseele, on
Friday of next week, Feb. 8rd. After-
noon session at 1 30 &',look at wbioh
r addreeeee will be given by President Mo•
Millan ; W. F, Kidd, of Simaoe, on
"Am I raising the moat profitable
horse ;" and G. Barbour, of Oroee Hill,
on "Selection, breeding and feeding of
beef (rattle." At the evening meeting. a
musical program will be rendered and
addresses by Mr. Kidd, whose topic will
be "A stitch in time ;" and Mr, Bar-
bour on "Farmers' sone " A large
attendance is expected at both meetings.
CONDOMENOE—The following ie a Dopy
of a resolution pegged by Court Prinoeee
Alexandria, No. 24, 0. 0.,.F., Brussel',
which 'peaks of the brotberly feeling
exietln5 towards those oalled to mourn;—
Mr, Charles Ritchie, 73rtfaaels r
Dasa SII AND BRo,--We, the Oflioere
end members of Court Peinoese Alex
andrta, No, 24, 0. 0 F,, Brne:els, take
the opportunity of expreseing our sincere
sympathy with you in the recent demise
of your beloved partner. There may be
eoreethiog of eolelie in your bereavement
to know that year brethren bane "spoken
of your Mee and share, a5 tar as we are
able, the sorrow ocoaeiooed by a kind and
loving wife being called away, We trent
t ms be great oomtort to on and
hero
g Y
yours in the thought Eliot these neper.
atione Gee only to a brief period atter
whiob there will be a knitting tegebber of
Revered Itiendshipe never more to be
parted in eat Father's Home on high,
Yottre in L. B. & C.
3. WIsneg, C. 1l,.
A. 11. Memnon. R. S.
Standard Bank
of Canada T"_E
F.Ei2tA.�•T.ZS�•S�ISJ 1672
BURPLDB, OR 10FS1bRV2 FUND a 1,000 OW
TOTAL ASSETS AVER 10,000 000
A Gonera 1 33 alike tig .113 OSSA 'J'i.ailfiaetell
—ts�IVINQS BANKY-'e-
--DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and npwartle received on wbioh
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BANK RATE. AOORUED INTEREST
le added to nooniote every six menthe and becomes principal.
—MARRIED WOMEN end A11NORS may make and witbdraw
Deposita without the intervention of any person. '
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
SALE NOTES GASHED, OOLL.E.TED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
on y fur which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar careful and courteous Attention.
A. C. MAOFARLANE, AGENT.
Fouara Division Court Wednesday of
next week.
Co. COUNCIL le in session this e.esk.
Messrs. Iebieter and Bryane ate in
attendeeoe for this District.
AT the annual general meeting of the
Metropolitan Bank held in Toronto uu
the 24th nit., John Firetbrook wee
elected and added to the Board of
Directors.
DONATION ABBREOIATED.—Last week W.
H. Kerr, Treasurer of Brussels Brunch,
remitted $124.67, to the Treasurer of the
National Sanitarium Association, Tor-
onto, being the amount received for this
deserving oharity. The amount was
made up as follows
Bazaar and Concert 386 64
I. 0. 0. F. donation 6 00
5 00
6 00
2 00
5 00
C. 0. F. donation
A. F. and A. M. donation
Mre. W. Armstrong
Wm, Martin
Brussels Methodist Sabbath School 15 93
Total (61114 67
Following was the reply reoeived a Mr.
W. H. Kerr, Brussels, Ont. Dear Sir :—
On behalf of the Trustees of the Free
Consumptive Hospital I wish to thank
you for your kind contribution of 9124.-
57 donated by the Brussels Beenoh
Association. Let me also thank you for
the good wishes and sympathy on this
work expressed through your gift. I am
with sincere regards, youre faithfully,
W. J. GAGE, Treasurer.
Business Locals.
SEED Peas for sale apply to Mee. 'inos.
OALDIB, Lot 9, Oon. 12, Grey.
Woon for sale, either dry or green, soft
or hard. Jew. MoNAE, Craobrook.
BLANiroTs end Robes at moat for 80 lays
to olear them out, at Jove, DoNAi.D80N e,
Yoram ball for sale—Apply to D.
GLASSIER, Lot 3, Oon, 1.1, Grey, or Brae•
Bele P. 0.
HOUSEHOLD goods for sale. Appv to
MRS. Geo, McKee, Graham bleak, Bras
eels.
SLEIGHS or cotters in exchange far long
or abort wood. Apply to D. Ewen & Co.
Brussels.
GOOD Boned cedar poste for sale, epply
to Richard Kimbell, Lot 29, 8rd tine,
Morrie, or Broeeeie P. 0.
THE undersigned has a good outter for
sale. Mlle. JNo. LoTT,
Albert street, Brneeele.
Siwe repaired and your life ineuest( by
having saws gummed, eet and filed by
T. MOGREeoa, Mill street, Brussels.
Fun gauntlet found. By oallingae Tan
Poem, paying for this notice and pr, viug
property owner may have the same.
LADY'S muff found. Owner may have
name by proving property and paying
for this notice. THE Pose Pub. H -use.
Burs Orpiogtons are wooded by
Experimental Farms at Guelph and Ob•
taws to be our best Winter layers. This
breed is taking the lead and is the beet
all round hen today. Ooekerale for sale.
Egge iu 8eae00, JNJ. Wit1anT, MPI st.,
Braaeele.
People We Know.
Mrs. Gage, of Hamilton is the giblet of
Mrs. R. L. Jackson.
Will. Elliott, of Stratford Business
College, wee home over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Walker, of Edmonton,
Alberta ie the guest of Mies Luella (.lues.
Mise Hazel Johnston, of Wiogham, fe
renewing old acquaintances to Bro'ieele,
Mre. Sevenpipers, of Listowel, le
visiting at James Dudley's, Bruesele
South.
Mrs. H. L. Jaokson and Mrs. Herold
Creighton were galling on Wingham
friside last week.
Chas. Ritchie Mike of taking a bceiday
trip to relatives and friends in Miobigan
for a month or so.
Miss Cora Lowiok left for Detroit ilia
week intending to visit with London
friends while en route.
Mise Maggie Brown, and her cousin,
Jae. Wright, spent a few days with
triende at Clifford this week.
Mrs. J. L. Kerr was under the dootor's
care this week being threatened with
pneumonia but le ooneiderabiy better
now.
Rev. I. M. Webb was in town for a
few days last week. His bealtb ie con
siderably improved we are pleased to
state.
Wee Agnes Govenlook, of Atwood. was
a visitor with her Meter, Mrs. (Rev.)
Coaeoe and Mise Lib. MoLaohliu , of
Oranbrook.
Mies Mary Howe has gone to Wroxeter
where she expecte to make her horns
with her father who hes the woolen
(eatery there,
Weeley Pepper, Of Lambton Mille., was
here for a few days' visit ondet the
parental roof. He le the eeoond so of
Thos. Pepper, of town.
Percy Richards is home from Termite.
He underwent a medical operation 'here
for the remavol of a growth developing in
hie threat from which we trust be will
soon be o. 5.
Mrs. Haro'd Creighton left on Bator.
day for Hamilton where she will visit
relativee before going to her home in
Maeeaobosette. She ie well pleased with
her first visit on ()Median soil,
11f.iee Bine Hunter has gone to the
Old Country in ooadeetioe with a :ergo
fortune that to eaid to rightfully 1 long
to the Hunter family. We bops the
matter sky be eatiefaotorily 019ared 89,
Miss Carrie Milhansen is visiting in
Remade.
Miss Minnie Moore, of 85. Thomas,
is home on a abort visit.
J. W. Aman, of Bay City, ie visiting
Me sister, Mre. D. O. Rosa,
Dr. and Mrs. Graham are enjoying a
visit in Toronto before 0omiag to Brum
eels.
Mies Nettie Brown was visiting with
friends iu Wingbam for a few days this
week,
Jno. Beattie Rod Duna. elcLanohlin,
of Oheelsy, are ogling on Bruesele
friends thie week.
W. A. and Mre. Matthews, of Calming.
too, are viairore with the letter's mother,
Mrs, J. L. Kerr, Brnseela.
Mre. Thomas Moore has boeu..ill dor•
ing the past week or more bob we hope
she will soon be as smart as venal.
W. J. Goodwin, of Dorahaeter, form-
erly ot Brussels, woe visiting in this
loosiity this week. He is re engaged as
cheese maker for 1906 in the same
factory and is well pleaaad with Dor
cheater,
W. J. Halliday left this week for Tor.
onto and leonlity where he will visit with
relativee of his wife before renaming to
hiehotne in Calgary. A new residence
has been completed for him in that city.
He bas imam 17 years is Calgary and
thinks it the buS.
A. Hislop, 151. P. P., of East Huron,
wee in Toronto lastTneedey. The Daily
Star of that evening committed a great
blander in epeakiug of him being in the
pity when it said, "A Hislop, ex•M, P.
P., who went down before the onelougbt
in ism Buren, &o." As thio gen leman
bad a majority of 142 in the riding "the
aoelougbt" did not worry him very ser•
Musty.
Mrs. Bnneton end family removed
from Bruseele to Brantford this week
where Mr. Bunston is employed. Miss
Bonston, who filled the position of organ
1st in tbe Methodist church, most
acoepttably, will be greatly missed. She
expecte on the opening of the melinery
season to take a position in Walkerton.
Iu the meantime she will enjoy a visit
with relatives.
Leet Sunday Mr. and Mre. Hawkins,
of Godr-dale parents of oar •towneman,
T. A. Hawkine, aelebreted their golden
wedding and reoeived hearty oongratala•
bone. Neither of the old people are
enjoying their usual robust health but
we hope improvement will thou ensue.
By the refusal of our Mr. Hawkins co go
into donble hareems it wi•l be some time
before he will be able to celebrate theca
notewlrthy anniversaries. TEE POST le
not to blame in the matter.
Last Saturday morning Reginald
Fletcher left Broeesls for Winnipeg
where he tepee a position in conueotion
with the Ontario Mutual Insurance Co.
Mr, Pletcher was born here and with the
exception of a few years io Chicago, has
resided under the parental roof. Ho
took up the jewelry and watchmaking
with his father and during. the latter's
felling health and subsequent death,
Reginald, assisted by his mother, manag-
ed the business very competently and
suooeeefully up to the sale of the same
in December. He is an up-to-date tele-
graph operator and bas consequently
more than one string to hie bow. We
wish him eucoeesin his wider sphere and
with good health we expeot to see hint
olimb the ladder of 5000558. Mrs.
Fletcher will remain in town for a
month or go before going Westward.
Reg. visited 'Ms brother Russell at
Chicago while en route to Winnipeg.
The Widgb tm Advauoe says :—"Thio
week W. Tbompson leaves Whtgham for
Toronto where he has scoured a good
eibuation, Will. was the faithful trusted
employee of the Smith & Pethiok hard•
ware firm and later of their successor,
W. T, A. Fiehleigb. He is an earnest
oheroh worker, and the Sunday School of
the Methodist church recognized this on
Sunday by presenting him with an
address, full of kindly sentiments and
good wishes for the future. On Monday
evening, the Epworth League, of whioh
Mr. Thompson was Preeident, oenveyed
to him their regrets at hie removal and
Wishes for his fubare 8000690, in ,,.tether
kindly worded addrees. Atter the topic
for the evening had been dealt with, Dr.
Gandy was called to the ohair, when the
addrees was presented. A brief program
wits tendered and the Smile' Committee
served bake and ooffee. The League and
Sanctity School lose an earnest, faithful
worker by the removal of W. 0. Tbomp
eon, The Advance hopes to beer of his
euoosss in Ogtario's capital." Mr,
Thompson is a son of Joseph Thompeon,
of Brussels.
METROPOLITAN
CAPITA 11. --Paid nil 39,000,000
111,SI:11VE FUND • • 311,000,000
BANK
Directors
REV, It, If. WAltDEN, D. D„ B. J. MOO13E,
President, Vim -President,
TH00, BRADSHAW, 1' I A. Hie 00203 SIR w, tooM'ISIRa OLAR1,. a 0 D.E. 0003e011, E. 0,
HEAD OFF1OE - TORONTO
W. D, ROBB - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold.i Farmers' Note° Discounted,
°5sr9iimsro ame Bwre,raroto.wr
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all same of 31 and upwards
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
Wood for their hospitality. Mrs. Croft'e
borne wan at Rooltwood prior to the
removal of their family to Alien.
ARO(OUE-BRpADFOOT.
At the home of the bride's parents in
Antagonieb, Nova Bootie. on Tuesday of
Ibis week an interesting ceremony took
plaoe in the union of heart and hand
between Fred. B. Armour, of Charlotte
town, Prince Edward leland, arid Mies
Mary, eldest daogbter of James Broad•
foot, formerly of Brussels, and grand•
daughter of Juo. Broadfoot of this
locality, The bride visited bete for a
time and her old acquaintances will be a
unit in extending best wishes to herself
end bueband.
SUTHERLAND—MALE.
A very pretty and quiet wedding
was solemnized at the parsonage, New
St. James' Presbyterian obnrob,
Loudon, on January 24th, by
Rev. A. J. MacGillivray, the °entreating
parties being Thomas Sutherland, U. S.
customs, oily, end Mise Lottie Scott
female, only daughter of the late Samos'
Swale, Brussels, Ont.. Atter .the erre•
inony the wedding perty retired to the
groom's residenoe, 835 Hellmuth avenue,
where a sumptuous repast was laid. The
bride was obarmiogly attired in a dress
or eiiver gray silk, with a yoke of white
chiffon and applique trimminge, end
wore a lovely hat of white chiffon and
mink fur, with white o+preys, and
osrried a large bouquet of white °area•
tions and hyacinths. During the wed
ding breakfast telegrams of oongratula•
tion were received from numerous friends
unable to attend. The bride's going•
away dress was a smart tailor-made
snit of brown cheviot, with hat to match.
The presents were nomerons and besuti•
fel. Among the guests were Col. Calver,
U. S. Consul, and Mre. Culver. The
groom's gilt to the bride was a splendid
lar hued coat, with mink oollar and
calls. The many old frieude of the
i ride in Brussels and Motility wish her
great happiness in which Tae POST joins.
Fire did severs) thousand dollars' dam-
age in the Woodebook gas plant.
The Qoeen'e Hotel etablee at Simone
were burned, and four horses periebed.
Another heavy enmest0rm in Nova
bootie has blocked railway traffic. In
some places dello ere 40 feet high.
As the result of the eleotion of Major
Rathbun, East Hastings Co., some freak
Rete were paid. In one ease the loser
rolled a grain of wheat along the vide•
walk from Cole's barber shop to Snider's
corner, Kingdom teeing a toothpickth
pick in
vabim
t r
doing so. lo another nae i
e the
walked barefoot from Hadsou'a barber
ehop to Jamieaon'e Hotel and there put
op the drinks for the victor.
CUPID'S VICTORIES.
Daring the past week Cupid hen oom•
plated several matrimonial allianoee of
letereet to readers of Tits Pose and we
therefore take pleasure in reporting the
game and at the same time express the
hope that happy and proeperoae years
may be the portion of all concerned,
on000-TURNER.
On Wsdneedtty of lest week Illingworth
Oral, of Brunetti, reoently of Roolswood,
and Mine Grace Turnor, of Alton, were
United in marriage and will make their
home in town. Last Friday evening a
reception wait held foe them et the noen.
modfone residence of J. T. Wood, 7313za:
Nth street, in wboee employ Mr. Croft
le, whore a Most enjoyable lime wee
spelt all the (tumor Reekwoodi,ee who
ere now in Brussels were proem and
wiehed the happy scuttle long 1'fe and
prospteity and thanked Mr. end Mrs.
HORN-
STEwART.—In Grey, on Jan. 81h, to Mr.
end Mrs. Hugh Stewart, a sou.
N.Mex.—In New York, on Jan, 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, a son.
zaaRRxEa.
Cno6T—TUENE0.—At Alton onlJan. 25th,
by Rev. Mr. Sabray, Mr. Illingworth
Croft, of Brussels, to Mies Grace
Turner, of Alton.
SUTHERLAND—SHALE —At the parsonage,
New St. Jamoe' Presbyterian church,
London, en January 24th, by Rev
A. J. MaoGillivray, Mise Lottie Soot
Smile, daughter of the late Snmuel
Smile. Brussels, to Th, mac Suther•
land, U. S. muttons, London.
LAIDLAw.—In Morrie, on Jan. 181h, Mre.
Robert Laidlaw, aged 66 yeare.
el/mem—In Morris, on Feb, 2nd, Robb.
Skelton, aged 89 yeare, 4 menthe and
21 days.
AVCZ'ZO2ITi-
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TUESDAY, FEB. 7Tn.—Farm stook, at
N} Lot 29, Oon. 7, Morrie. Bale unre-
served, at 1 o'clock. Samuel Walker,
prop., F S. Boett, apo,
FaIDAY Fan 10. --Farm steak, imple-
ments, &a, Let 4, Con, 2, Grey. Sale
unreserved, at 1 o'olook. P. J. MoDoNALD
Prop. F. S. Scott, Ana.
TUESDAY, Fen 14—Form stook, ample•
menta, mise., lot 6, Dano. 10 and 11, Grey,
Sale at 1 o'clock p m. Chas. Rozoll,
prop., F. S. Sonat, Gua.
I'IRrbAY, FEB 17—Ferro 'took, imple.
mento, &o , Lot 15, Con. 9, Grey. Sale
unreserved at 1 o'a'oak, J. A. Menary,
Prop. F S Scott, Aon,
WEDNESDAY, PER 22 --Farm stook,
implement', &o., Lot 10, oon. 14, Grey,
Sale unreserved, at 1 o'oloak. NELSON
AenMN, prop. F. S. BOOTT, Ano.
NE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
�TOUNG DURHAM BULL, 20
mouth' of 5, with first Often pedigree,
and from sp loudld milkingstrain, for nide,A sly to ALEX. GARDENR, Lot 20, eon, 14,
Meltillop or LOedbury P. 0. 80.11
Notice of Dissolution of
Parte ership.
Notice is here by given thea rthe partner -
elite heretofore oubsieting between Its, the
nndoreighed,as kfeob001 Tailors, in the
village of iteuseols,liae tide day been die -
mitered by mutual connect. All dobta owing
in the eed partnership are to he paid to D.
0. hoes Esquire, et the Village of Preemie'foreeald, and all olatme against the said
Partnership are to be presented to the said
11, C. Ito.s, Enquire, by whom tbu Same will
:'aDat80ed abtned,
I .05uele this lot., lay of Fab.
tears', A, 3).101006.
Wit/loss;
A, B. MAonsNALn. 0, DOA03,
HOUSE FOR SALE. — 10
rooms. soft and 12011 water, storm
windows, storm and minion doors, Good
Stable, nares of laud 15 fruit trees. Very
low texas. A onmfortsble home cheap.
Apply to R. N, DUFb', Blnevaie P, 0„ Ont.
tARRM FOR SALJS.—OHOICE
50 acre farm for Hole. being Bontb halt
Lot 0,0on 7, Grey, Mostly seeded down
and well immured. Good bbanil barn and
comfortable house. Close to sehnol and 29
miles from Beseesle, 5 aeras of Pall wheat
in. Apply to J, 0. TUOII, Brussels, 80-11
�/-y• OOD FARM FOR SALE. —
� The undersigned offers hie fine 100
farm for Bale. being Lot 11, con 10, Grev
All ,leered but about 8uores which is well
timbered with maple, beech and elm. 5
sores of Fall wheal in and Ball plowing
done, balance in grams. Two barns on atone
walla, wllh oement floors in home and
cattle stables. Other oatbuildiees. Tharp
15 a windmill and gond well, with water
system in stables, fields and for tln'eshitta.
Comfortable bouee,ubotoe orehurd. Pawn
is 21 miles from Bruesele and Oranbrook
and 8 miles from Ethel. Good market for
all kinds of medium. Perin has beau under
grass for a number of years. Poeveseou
eau be given Ou April Srt, A good share of
ppnrobaee money may remain on the farm.
For further parnonlara Gall on Wm. Me-
Nulaon the farm or WM. MARTIN, Ptop-
rletor,Brueeels,
AUOTION SALE OP FARM
ST0O1, &o. •-F. B. Soots, anotientler,
bas received iustruotioue from the under-
signed to sell by nubile auction t North
bill( lot 28, 500,7, Morrie, on TTIE80 IP,
FH a.7 at 1 o'clock, the fodowlug valuable
properly, via. :-1 brood mare i0 foul to
Baron Pilo,.1 Span working horses, 1 mare
rising 8 years from Sunlight, 1 driving mare
rising a years, 1 heavy draught florae rising
8 eare,i aged driving mare, G oosve auppo9-
ed lu Galt to thorn' brew 1011,8 uewlyoulved
oows,4 boilers rising 8 Sears 015 ht0a1Ll
shore' bred bull, 8 years old with pedn,ioo,
a No. 1 eu:mal,8 ittrr0w (tows, 4 steers rltiug
8 years, 0 interim risiug 2 years. 4 heifers
rising 2 years,8 steers rleing 1 year, 8 yenug
°elves, 8 brood sows with pig, 7 pigs 8 weeks
old, 28 breeding Leicester ewee,1 pate bred
Leicester tam, 1 lumber wagon, 1 gravel
box, 2 tete el eintle beruete, 1 let 01 double
hareem, quantity Of pine, end tamarack
lumber, 1 txtebsiun tablo,1 large cupboard
Gua other articles. bale unreserved as
proprietor ham leered hie farm. Terme—
All same 01 MOO and under each, Over that
am Dunt 11 mottos' oredit will be given on
Jur n.ehleg approved join t 0ot00 Stier cent
per an0um allowed sat for atoll on credit
amounts. BAA. WALBER, Proprietor, B', B.
boom, Auctioneer.
Quallanteed------
T e o t h
Brushes
The Imported Tooth
Brushes wo sell at 25c.
are guaranteed. If they
shed bristles, mat down
or show any defect, you
get st new Brash TREE
for the asking at . . .
DRUG STORE.
s
STORE TO RENT IN THE
k.." village of Orarurook, lately occupied
by A, McN'+ir,wbo Lae sold out. Terms
renseuablo, Apply so J. LONG, Oranbrook.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
\\ 1 0 flue 1 aero of land tor sale on Queen
street, Brusels. Good stable, &o. Pot' fur-
ther particulars n5 tel prine and terms 051.
ply ou the premises or write to mussels
3.0, A. SAMPLE.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Genet of the County of
Huron, In the matter of the scale
of Mary Anne Creighton, late of the
Village of Brunie, in the County of
Boron, widow, deceased.
Nonce le hereby riven, purulent to the
Revised Statutes or f'ntario, 1897, Chap. 1000.
Bee. 88, that ell °nidi ot'e and others having
c101me against the ,state of Mary Anne
Creighton, late of the Village of Brussels, iu
said County, dvseo,trh who died on or about
tbe 8th day of eaves iv, A,D. 1005, at the elty
of 13.- =Moo, arebeen by requested to semi
by ens, prepaid, Or to deliver 10 W. H. Barr,
the Exuout:n., at llru-ioli, or to A. B. Mao-
douald, of the Vilifier of Brussels, hie Sol -
leiter, nu or refers ai.in 25th day of February
.8,0.1005,, their fut. names, addreeeee aunt
deooripti.ue, and iso full particulars et
their claims, and twn nature of their noun.
Nee (if ant) held by Lbws,
Aud notion is hereby given that atter Raid
lasb mentioned date, the add Executtor
will prows) to dieir.bute the aseele of the
deceased amongst the persave entitled
thereto, baying reg0r.1 only to the (lefine of
which 00tiee shall h,sve been given 86 above
required. and the cold Executer will not
be , esponeible for. (1,0 aeeets or any pare
thereof no distributed, to toy person whose
Mann notice shall not have been received at
the time of Buell distribution,
Dated at Brussels ti.ls 18111 day of January
A. D., 1905.
A. B, MACDONALD,
28 8 Solicitor fur Executor.
CREAT REDUCTON
S812
Commencing Saturday, Feb. 11tH
Ending Saturday, Marcie 11th.
We will, during this time, offer all our large stock of Boots and
Shoes, Heavy Rubbers, Robes, Blankets and Belts at Greatly Re-
duced Prices for CASH. This is your chance for Genuine Bargains.
We have too large a stock and have determined to mark the goods
at prices that will clear them out before
stock -taking to make room for Spring
goods. Come and secure your share
of the extra values we will offer. -
Remember the date and remember
these prices are for cash.
1 O.KI
nes„ niches lose
i. C. RICHABDS
xd'fxxxaa'rbelvbxx cx W xxxxX,XxX+'' xx
MC "iivNo N aCo.
Great Midwinter Sale
Oar Greet Clearing Sale will bo continued one week longer, when all
our Winter Goode wil! be sold at who legate prices, and in mane (recce for
lo,s, to (neer. And to make this sale mors iuterestiug to buyers, we will
iaolndeeevernt lines of New Goode which w:re bought below regular
pewee. We offer nose great armee in New Flttmleletti=e, Giughome and
Prints.
—New Flannelettes in fancy stripes, regular 5o, for 4o.
—New Plane sties, 28 inches tyles, good vane at 8a, f,.r 50,
—Fine Silently Fla,irlelettme, Soft ieh, w'de wldih, hw.ty weight, good
yelps at 1233 and 15a, f ,r 10o. ,
—New Towellinge, all linen, lb moires wide, worth 8n, for 50,
—Orum's Prieto, in good patterns, worth 123o, for 10o.
--Magog and Colonial Print, good value, at 8e, 103 and 1231.
—Heavy Wool B'ankets, bought before the advance in Wool, we have
them in all eine st 20 Intl omit off
— Men'. Tweed Suits, Overcoats end Uletnre, 25 per tent off.
—Stunfie!d's Underwear, for men wed women, in a 1 t.zem guaranteed
n°ehrinkable, et loweetprioee.
— Lathier'—Lar' Cloth Goats, ell now ucoie, at half mine,
—Ladioe' Fnr Jsohete, In Astrachan, Eieotrio Boil and Greenland Seal.
We have a few left which we will Sell atrwhsleeale prices to ,ear.
—Neckties, for men and boys, in Knott], Moots, Paid and Fonr•in hands,
worth 26e, the 16o, ,
'—Winter Dress Goode, of all liindo, 26 per sent off.
—Maple Leaf Sit mon, now worth 20e, for 150.
•--Preece laver Red Saluron, now worth 17o, 2 crus for 26e.
—8 o�oane,CCorn, 10�005p0��1,mannd Tomatoes, tome 0805r teea�c�h�,,f�toor *2d:.q�,�. t.�,sa
o'riae+rk.+. III_at�l. iiil,XDCXmt XX tel ni(C.J+v' a,ilwwaJ .ctl'te2C: %
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