The Brussels Post, 1898-3-4, Page 8Fattening the Ortolan,
The Ortolan Is a bird or peouirar
1Jabite and when fat is the epicure's de-
light. The penile:- thing about this
bird le that it only feeds at sunrise.
Thogo wbo undertook to fatten it for the
opiouro's table did so by conttafug it in a
dark room tvhioh had a window or ap-
erture to admit the light when desired.
At stated intervals this window wag un-
covered and the light would stream in,
The Ortolan, thiuktng it was sunrise,
would alight from hie roost, take hie
breakfast and return. The room was
then made dark• After the lapse of a
oouple of boors light was again admitted
and bis birdsbip, thinking it was sunrise,
would hop down from his perch and take
another feed, and this was repeated until,
so to speak, he was "rolling in fat."
Now, while there are no Ortolane in this
neighborhood to fatten, there are hund•
rade of cattle that would do better and
fatten quicker by giving them some of
Deadman'e Condition Powder, made
epeoially for Cattle, and there are num.
berlees Horses that would thrive and do
better if given a little of our Condition
Powder made specially for Horses. Then
we have a Powder made specially or
Fowl. If yoq have Horses, Cattle or
Fowl it will pay you to use one or all of
these Powders.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
6ODTHEEN EITENSI0N W. a. & D -
Teeing leave Brueeels Station, North
and South, ao follows:
Gomm Sovvn, GOING NoaTn.
Siamese...,.. 7:10 a.m. I Mafl ...........1:10 p.m
.....,. 0:46 a.m. Express 10:01 pan
load gtivs!rein ,
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Melton.
IT came in like a lamb.
Ammon sales have been numerous.
House Fair on Thursday of this weak.
Condom meeting next Monday evening,
atoms are on the program in Bruesela
and locality.
Anna. Honor, M. P. P., appears to
sound all right.
Cosine -re election returns will be given
in THE PosT next weak.
THE Pose subscription Het grows stead-
ily. We give the news.
BO= political parties had bon$res in
Bruosele on Tuesday night.
MoHINNoo & Co. advt. Dame to hand
too late to change this week. Clearing
sale now running.
8110ss0La School report ie in type but
was crowded oat this week. It will ap-
pear in next issue.
TENDEns are being asked for a new
brick veneer residence to be erected by
the Misses Kelly, Turnberry street,
South.
MEssas. GIEGG & DAUES paid oat over
94,000 last week for cattle and hogs ship-
ped from Brussels and Beigrave. They
handle a lot of fine stook.
The Hing, Queen, Haman, Zerish,
Mordioia and other notables in Queen
Esther Oratorio were photographed last
Saturday by artist Brewer.
H. GEdnAn shipped a oar of wheat this
week ; Olegg & Dames a oar of bogs and
a oar of cattle ; and Booker & Vanstone a
oar of hogs. Alex, McNeil received a car
of brink and Wm. Rose a oar of Dorn,
Hone PDROHASED.—JOltn Ament, Iate
of Ament Bros., has parohased the
American Hotel, Brussels, from A.
Koenig and will take possession on the 1st
of May. It is said Mr. E(enig will re-
move from Brussels bat where we have
not learned.
Dame the past week T. Farrow tick-
eted the following passengers for the
West over the C. P. R. :—Josiah and
Geo. Pratt, of Morrie, to Boieeevain,
Man. ; Will. Hall, Morris, to Gainsboro',
Area, ; Wm„ Hugh and Joe. Hanna,
Morris, to Midway, Man. In addition
to these a number .of local tiokets were
also sold,
THE Wingham Advance has changed
hands this week, Theo. Heli, of Tara,
being the new proprietor. Editor
Cornyn will take a tour through the West
and if he sees a suitable opening will re-
main there. THE Peer exteode a frater-
nal hand to Mr. Hall and hopes that hie
coming to Huron Co. will be remunera.
tive to him. He is an experienoed news-
paper man.
Husuites.—Messrs. Walker & Smith,
carriage makers, Brussels, ale hustlers
and believe in letting the public know of
the bargains they have. A oar load of
new goods will arrive nexb week and they
purpose making 1818 surpass all peat re-
cords. Read their page advt. and then
prove the oorreotnese of it by a cell at
their Carriage Works, opposite the Town
Hall, Brussels, where all the etyleo of
oouveyauaee may be found. .East Huron
has no more enterprising firm.
PnopassxoNAn 150.—Principal Cameron
received the pleasing intelligence from
the Education Department on Thursday
of this week that he had bean awarded a
First Glass Proteeeional Certificate and
is now entitled to teach in either Public
or High Schools. Mr. Cameron wrote
last December at the Hamilton Normal
College. We have very much pleasure in
oongratulaling him on his 0acoess as the
work is seldom done without taking a
year', aourae at the oollege while Mr. 0.
prepared for the examination while
teaohing all the time,
OarT,—Saturday of last week Margaret,
relict of the late Joseph Bozell, formerly
of Brussels, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. S. Bottom, near Atwood,
aged 80 yeare. Doomed bad been poorly
for several months but had only been eon.
fined to her bed for about a week. Mr.
and Mrs. Remit removed from Brussels
about 7 years ago, the former passing
away a year later. The surviving mem-
bene of the family are Edward, of Strat-
ford ; Mrs. S. Batton, of Atwood ; Mrs.
W. Walker, of Aurora, ill. ; Oharles, of
Morrie township ; Abrsbam, of Detroit ;
and Joseph, of Eima. Mre. Rozell was a
member of the Methodist ohuroh for
many yoare. The funeral took piece on
Monday afternoon, interment being made
at Elena Centre cemetery, Thee one by
one the pioneers are passing away. Mr,
Retell and. Mies Kate, of Morris, attend-
ed the hotel,
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A. O. Il. W. meet an Friday evening of P0o1)1e We Tallt About.
(hie wools.
0aulI, Trunk Railway is (Selling 11011
00 all points le Ontario and the West
meet out of 0.P. R.
Will, J. Halliday, who lots been
Nelson, B. 0., Ilan returned to (]alga
N. W, T., his former home.
Bnoesees Sehool Board will meet
the Board Rpm of the Public; school
Friday evening of next week,
Tim Manitoba boom appears likely to
set in tie far as a good many people seek.
ing their fortune there le concerned.
Moms. Waxen & Saran, carriage
tuakere, Brussels, have reoeived en order
for four buggies to go to Manitoba this
Spring.
Seem Assizes open at Goderlalt on
Monday, Outs of the suite will be an in.
terpleader notion in which Frank Stratton
end 1t. Woolsey, Brussels, are parties,
over the ownership of the Herald.
110181 licensee for the coming year In
Brussels will be $140 as far as the Muni-
cipal Bylaw is concerned. Wholesale
license, 5200 ; shop lioeuae, 5000 ; and
wine and beer House, 575. It comes into
effect next May.
EAeT Huron License Commissioners
will meet on April 18th, at the Ameri-
can Hotel, Br:meets, to take into account
the greeting of hotel lioenaes for the in-
coming year. Moe. Gibson, Fordwloh,
has been re•eleoted Chairman of the
Board and J. R. Miller Secretary,
THE new dotes for the supplementary
Farmers' Institute meetings are as fol-
lows :—Bluevale, Marolt 14th ; Ethel,
llerolt 15th ; Leadbury, March 10th ;
and Constance, March 17111. Good pro-
grama are prepared. The outside talent
consists of Mr. Sheppard, of Queenston ;
and Mr. Gould, of Uxbridge.
Eraorms No'rze. Tuesday was a mem.
partitively quiet day in town, both parties
working to get all available votes polled,
Returns were received by the Liberals at
the Town Hall and by the Conservatives
at the sample room of the Queen's Hotel.
A number of young lade enjoyed them•
selves in the evening with an impromptu
procession in which an old nutter formed
a conepionous part. There was a large
uumber of electors in from the surround.
ing municipalities to receive the news.
Owing to the indefiniteness as to which
party was returned there was not room
for the usual exuberance often in evidence
on euoh oocasioos, The arrangements for
receiving the returns was of a prompt
and satisfactory obaraoter. Reginald
Fletcher was assisted in handling the
lightning by A, Ooneley. Mr. Hislop was
nailed to the platform when enough of the
returns from East Huron bad been re-
oaived to warrant his eleotion and when
load and hearty cheering had subaided Ice
returned thanks for his splendid majority,
His majority in Brussels was 86.
Qozea EaTHEa,—Thin fine Oratorio wan
presented to a large house on Thursday
evening of last week, in Brussels Town
Hall, under the direction of Prof. George
Cline, of Wingham. Every part was
performed in an excellent and highly
creditable manner reflecting credit on
both the performers and the instructor.
The leading characters were spleudidly
personated as follows
Qeeen Esther, Mise Kate Wilson ;
King Ahasuerus, Principal Cameron ;
Haman, T. A. Hawkins ;
Zerish, Miss Mary Ross ;
Mordioai, James Jones ;
Mordioai's sister, Miss Lida Crooke ;
Maid of Honor, Mise Maggie Taylor.
Prophetess, Miss Jean Ribebie ;
Medioan Princess, Mise Thurso. Gerry
Persian, Mies Ada Mainprioe ;
Scribe, Alex. Strachan ;
Beggar, Mr. Hill, of Wingham ;
Hegar, Alex. Ross ;
High Priest, Alex. Ross ;
Herald, Reg. Fletcher ;
Harboneah, Alex. Straohan ;
Pages, Jennie Armstrong and Florence
Thomson ;
Ronald Sinclair and Gregg Mo•
Lennan ;
Maids of Honor, Fergie Allin and Gar.
tie Rose ;
Zerisb'a daughter, Mayfrid Allfn.
he solos and duetts showed careful
aining and called for hearty applause
bile the choruses were given with a dash
nd earnestness that did not fail to fin -
retie the audience. No prettier part of
e evening's program was presented
an that rendered by the children.
iso Houghton, of Wingham, presided 8.t
e piano and efficiently and effectively
ayed the somewhat intricate a000m-
paniment. The 008tume8 were very good
articularly those of the King, Queen,
nd Haman. It is not saying too much
state that the ohotel 'Praise ye the
ord" was given in a way that ie seldom
celled by choruses. A. very pathetic
ens was the farewell of Haman to Zer.
h and the little daughter, The pro -
ads of the entertainment amounted to
5,00. Friday evening the program
as repeated, by special request, and a
cid sized audience was present. Mr.
ice spoke complimentary words of
o8e tatting part stating that the Ora -
do was rendered ae well ae he had ever
and it. When all did so well contrasts
ere nob so marked as often are in simi.
r renditions but Miss Wilson and Mr.
mea in their epeoially difficult parts
n golden opinions, Mr, Cameron was
11 suited to kis part as Icing and Mr.
awkine appeared equally at borne es
e haughty Haman or the defeated in.
goer. Miss Ross did her part very
tunny indeed and was nicely assisted
Mayfrid Alllo, who bestowed her ecu.
aces and kisses in a gener008 manner.
ex, Ross in his High Priest's garb and
ex. Straohan as Scribe would have
seed as real Easterners, Miss Crooks,
se Maggie Taylor, Mies Gerry, Mise
tobie, Mies Mainprioe rendered effet-
e service in their respective eolo8 and
male quartette "The King hath given
remand" wase well Bung by a Wing -
m quartette.
ebs will, Sample has gone to London.
10 A• Ooneley and wife Sundayed in Sea.
at Im•t,
6fiee Lizzie i eatherdele is visiting at
fy' Seitferth.
W, J. Nocton, of Listowel, wall in town
on o0 Tueeday.
Counolllur Leatherdale was In Look -
now pa Monday.
Rohr. MoNeugbbon is home from
0 aderioh on a visit.
Mrs, P, Scott and eon are visiting in
Seaforth with relativee.
Mise Ada Cline, of Wingham, was
visiting relatives in town,
Jae, 'Turnbull ie back from Toronto,
feeling very moth better.
Miss Ella Oornyn, of Wingham, is the
guest of Airs. W. ie. Vanatoue.
Mr, Swaim, of Goderioh, was repot.
ink ale friendabipe in Brussels.
Mre. IIentherington, of St. Haloes, le
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jae. Fox,
Miss Templeton, of Toronto, formerly
of Brussels, is improving in health,
Mre. Robert klaloolm,of Klncardlne, is
renewing old friendships in Brussels.
Robbie Mo0raoken wee viaitlug ab Hen.
sail. We wonder what oalle him there 2
Mies Frank Brine, of Seaforth, tvag
visiting at P. Soott's during the past
week.
Mise Roddiok and Miss Sample are at-
tending the Mininery Openings at
Toronto.
Harry Baeker is laid Op with a lame
leg, We hope he will soon be able to get
about as usual.
Miss Hattie Murray, of Seaforth, who
has beau visiting at A. Oonslely's, return,
ed home last Sunday.
Mita Abraham, who has been visiting
here for the past seven weeks, returned to
her home in Hamilton on Tuesday.
A. H. Fitzpatrick, of Messrs. Ruttan &
Fitzpatrick, has been laid tip with the
mumps but is getting over them all right,
Mrs. Jim. Pugh, who Line been absent
from town for some time, nursing be:
mother, the late Mrs. A. Ramsay, arriv-
ed home this week.
Mrs. A. Bruce, of B;uevale, combined
buainese and pleasure on Monday in a
visit to Brueeels, She leased her britik
dwelliog to S. H. Jaclteon.
Arch, Hislop, 8I. P. P., was in town on
Wednesday and Tburaday receiving tat
hearty oongratulatione of hie Mende
over his big majority.
A. J. Lowry is home from the Forest
arty. The arrangemente he entered into
at St. Tbomae ware not as be expeoted so
he declined to go into partnership,
F. 8, Scott, J, T. Roes and W. F. Scott
were away to Goodall on Wednesday
making their returns, as Deputy Return.
fag Oflioers, to Sheriff Reynaldo, Return•
ing Officer for East Huron.
We observe that S. 13. Wileon, of
Paris, formerly of Brussels, was eleoted
President of the Hamilton Conference
Epworth League Convention last week at
;he annual Oonvention held at Galt.
Will. Armstrong, who has been attend•
ing the Olinton Collegiate Institute, has
spent the past three weeks in Blyth sop.
plying the Public school for Prinoipal
Plummer. The latter was off duty ow-
ing to the illness of hie little son with
amulet fever.
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Brussels Council.
A special meeting of the Menioipel
Board wee held on Monday morning last
in the Reeve's ,office, ail the members
present.
Moved by George Banker, seconded by
R. Loatlterdale that a By law be passed
fixing the fees under Liquor Litonao Act
as follows :—Wholesale Liquor License,
$200 ; shell license, $200 ; tavern license,
$140 ; wine and beer license, 975,00.
Carried.
By.law No, 1808, confirming the above,
was read a fleet, second and third time
and passed.
Moved by Geo. Thomson, seconded by
J. D. Warwick that a dopy of the Mttnioi.
pal World for one year be ordered for
each member of the Colman and the
Clerk. Carried,
Hotted then adjourned,
CHURCH USIM16 .
ltev. S. J. Allin was at Blyth on Wed-
nesday evening assisting Rev. W. Rigs-
by in his revival aervices.
Next Sabbath the pastor's subjeote in
Melville ohuroh will be :—Morning,
"Doubting Castle," evening, "Talkative."
The choir of one of the Kingston Pres
byterian churches was notified by th
Session to dlecontinue oliauting "Amen'
at the close of the hymns.
The Epworth League elected Rev. S. J.
Allin as the delegate to the London Oen-
feren0e Epworth League Oonveution, to
be held in London next week.
Parlor eooial will be held at Mrs.
Slemmon's on Friday evening of this
week, under the auspices of the W. F.
M. S. Program and refreehments.
Rev. Alex. Sutherland, D. D., mission-
ary secretary of the Methodist ohuroh,
says that he hopes to have an advance of
510,000 in missionary contributions this
year,
By a personal canvas Dr. Clark of
Hannah street Methodist ohuroh, Hamil-
ton, has suooeeded in lifting a floating
debt nI 92,200 off the ohnrolr in two
weeks.
Rev. Mr. Abey's text last Sabbath
morning was St. Matt. 4 and 1, "The
Temptation of Jesus.' In the evening
the 16th chap. of Prov. and part of the
32nd verse. "He that ruleth his spirit is
better than he that taketh a city," was
his eubjeot.
Leet Sabbath morning Rev. Mr, Allin
gave a practical talk on "Rules of the
Methodist Church" and in the evening
his subject wall "Queen Esther." The
three points developed were (1) The
Providence ; (2) The Prayer ; (8) The
Plans,
The regular meeting of Maitland Pres•
bytery was held in the Sabbath school
room of the Methodist ohuroh in this
place on Tuesday of this week, owing to
the Presbyterial W. F, M. S. holding
their annual u gathering in Melville church.
There was a geed attendanoe of both
ministers and elders. Report is orowd ed
out this week.
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Rev. 1. Ross' discourse last Sabbath
morning was based on the words '!Love
not the world, Stn.," let John 2:15,
Christian in Vanity Fair. (1) The warn-
ings whioh were given him respeobiog
Vanity Fair ; (2) The temptations to
whiob be was exposed in Vanity Fair ;
(8) The persecutions which he endured
m Vanity Fair ; (4) The demeanor which
he displayed in Vanity Pair. At the
evening eerviee the text was "Be tion
faithful onto death and I will give thee a
crown of life," Rev. 2:10. The oheraoter
of Faithful was discussed, and it was
shown that he vindicated bis name by
manifesting bis fidelity by (1) An ener-
getic moral ongoing ; (2) An outspoken
honesty ; (8) A etout•hearted resietanoe
to evil ; (4) An unflinching maharanee to
the truth and to God, braving even death
itself.
W. F. M, S.—The 14th annual meet-
ing of the Maitland Presbyterial W. F.
M. S. teas held in Melville ohuroh, Brno.
Bets, on Tuesday of this week, a large at•
tendance beteg present. A most Meted.
ing program was presented, Se follows
Forenoon—Devotional meeting, presided
over by Mre. Barnhill, Brueeels, After.
noon, Mrs. Murray presiding—Praise,
Psalm 100 ; devotional exoreisee, eon
dooted'by Mrs. Murrey, Mrs, Maoten•
nab and Mre. Wightman ; praise, hymn
488; reviling of minutes ; address of
weloetne, MTS, (Rot,) Bose, Brussels
snip, Mise McPherson, St, II^'.m
President's I31rese ; Beeretery's nor
Treasurer's report ; de:gesture r"•'Yer
Mfrs, Millar, Ashfield ; pra'.,e, hylil,. 10
report of Le,.11et Seoretery ; repot s
Auxi!larie.e . nd aliesiau ,laude ; ao
Miss Lida l r.c: , I,ruenrls ; reo,.itti
of del:webs% from sitter eloafottes--1121
(Rev.) AiiI;, representing .he IViothodi
ohtuah, ga+a tin ex°ellel-t addit
St, Jehn'e n' , . y c,,.,a.. ...,, „, ,,,
elver 1 este: pasta) therefrom (Cs.
uoeeu•u, eleespou •ibility of the Individual
Members of a MV F. M, Auxiliary," takenre
part in by 10 .02, Rioliardeou, M. 111)11,
Mrs. Deadman, Miss Andersoe, laid
othere; pr0i00, hymn 441 ; reperb of
8850,.tery (•f Supplies, Mies St, wart,
Wingham ; question dram or, Mrs. Mel-
onMel-
aninsand Meta Andereou ; prayer, )tire,
Maloolm, Kincardine. Evening—Read-
ing of Sooiety'e annual topoet
by Rev. Ono. Ross, B. A.,
Brussels ; addresses by Rev. S.
101. Whale", St Helene
J. Malcolm, Tee/meter, au i Rev. D. Mao-
Gillivray, M, A., B. D., w'.o has sp. 1010 Hunan, at unan, China, The ,attar
gentleman gave a fine address on
'The Old and the New.Tho
fallowing officers were elected for the
°arrant year :—President, Mre. Murray,
Kincardine ; `rice-Pr'eeitleuts, Mrs. hose,
Bru,eele ; Mat. AIalcoltn, Kincardine ;
11rs,lfcLeunan, Lnekuow. Sem stare,
Mrs, MoNrbb, "mime. ; •free=neer,
Mise Mabee, Kincardine ; Ser, u, ry of
Sup, ilea, bass Annie Stew:. 9, Ing-
ham ; Leailrt Secretary, Mts. A. d,nson,
Wroxeter. Following is a Fn., tarry of
the report kr the Society : Plumber of
Ateol iaries, '2e ; total Intnlb r:11 p, 421 ;
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Mission Laude, 10 ; total , inberebitea200; totalenmtributious 6m tea year,
91,511. In addition, 1,720 I outlay of
clothing, valued at 5700, were sent away
to the needs. The ladies of the congre-
gation provided dinner and tea for the
visite,s and the members of the Presby
eery, tablae :-ting set in the beevment of
the church. They were presided over by
Mrs. RiollarIs, Miss Jean Forbes and
Mise Mary '0008. 03 ger: MOS w.' the
supply of provisions that a large quantity
remained, atter all had been served.
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HEAD OFFIOS, - TORONTO
of :
he ASSETS, (eleven Million Dollars) 57.600,000
on CAPITAL (Authorized) • . 52 000,000
s,
et 1 Algona iris to an principal 301018 its Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, 'Unit a States 02111load,
.s Eng
laud,
Locals,
01Ovan and timothy seed at MaCraok.
en's.
Emil. value In single harness. 1, C.
Rioherda.
TEoNxe and satokels. Nice assortment,
low prices. I. C. Richards.
BICTCLEe,—Good end hand wheels, from
525.00 to $35 00. McKay & Go.
Oon collars give the best of Betide°.
Hon. Try a pair. 1. 0. Richards.
Goon, dry American corn, the beet for
feeding purposes, for sale at Ross' n,i1L
WANTED.—A oar•load of Butter for the
Prnvincee-10o. G. E. King, Wingham,
Rerares in rubbers, boots and shoes
dons neatly and cheaply. 1. C. Rioharde.
Brotceus.--To ride a "Columbia" is to
ride the world's greatest wheel. AlIKay
& Co.
BICyoLEo.—Call and see our Antelope
mount guaranteed for a year from date
of purchase, elMeav & 70.
Oen cutter left out of 40, Will be sold
at a bargain, ar wood no lumber would be
taken in exchange. Waller & Smith,
.Brussels.
Bmyclme:—The one piece crank in the
Wellandvale bruyolea is 1aarantee,1 un-
conditionally for a year from date r pur-
°hase, lenKay & Co.
BICrOL
ma. Th
e Wellardvnl
e Licyolo
Co. challenge the world to produce a bet-
ter wheel than the Dominion for the
money. McKay & Go.
Sot Jamey Ballantyne before &raying
your bioyuie for 1808. He is handling
The Maseeyllarrie," "The London,"
"Capital," "Ohio" and "Alert,' and is
prepc•.red to quote you close prices.
Biercrms.—Aro you thinking of buying
a wheel this Spring 7 If 3 o are oall and
see the Raymond wheel at J. J. i.pin's
implement shop. This wl.eel is a rl.tudy,
and prices are right. Guaranteed for
one year.
LAnees nit cot HAND at the Queen's
Hotel, Brussels, 011 Tneaday, March
8th, to see Prof. Dorenwsnd's latest de•
ague and styles in hair goods. He will
have a large stook of wigsbangs, wavy
fronts, switches, etc. The jodioiou- ad-
justment of one or other of these Styles
brings beauty and youth,:ul appearance
to the face end gives the head a superior,
intellectual shape. Time of next visit
nnoertain, so do not mise this chance.
Meg Wno ext BALs.—Seo Prof. Doren -
wend, the well known Hair Goode Artist,
who will be at the Queen's Hotel,
Brussels, on Tuesday, Meath the 8th.
His system of replacing lost hair on bald
bead., is really marvellous. Any ,1anbbe
as to this feet can be quickly dispelled
by examining his goods. There is not
the slightest trace of falseness and besides
improving one's appearance they efford
protection against colds, catarrh, neural-
gia, eto, The wearer never realizes that
he bas it on, 11 is so light and comfort-
able. Over 84,000 are in use and the
number is increasing daily,
WAunwro.--At the Methodist parsonage,
Luoisnow, on Friday, February 18118,
the wife of Rev. I. 13, WaIhvjn, B,
A., of a eon.
IalrAND.—In.Blyth,; on February 22nd,
the wife of Mr. James Ireland, of a
daughter.
M000lay,—In Morrie, on the 21th alt„ the
wife of Mr. W. T. Mooney, Indian
Bead, N. W. T„ of a son.
Cnuloyex—PEnDnn,—At the 1'ssidenoe of
the bride's mother, East Wawsaosh,
on February 23rd, by Rev. T. E.
Higley, of Blyth, Miss Sarah L., eld-
00 daughter of Mrs. James Perdue,
Mr. F. Chambey,
NENDssw—Caoeo.—In In nisfiel, on Feb,
Mb, by Rev, Mr. Shaw Mr, 3,
Itendrew, of Red Deer, Alberta,, to
bliss J. 8, Cross, of 731uevale, Ont.
axe mxa.
Joie wroN,—Xn East Wawanoeb, on Feb.
20th, Dsvid JOhnstOn, aged 07 ;;'ears.
P>rAm N.-10 'Wingham, on February
20th, Mary Ann Modslend; reliob of
the Matthew Pearen, aged 75 years.
MOwna c — DENNIoov. — On T2eeday,
Mardi 1st, at the home of the bride's
father, by Rev, A. 0, 'i.'ifiin, of Wal-
t Mr. Robb. Mowbray to Miss
finale, eldest daughter of Mr. Wtn.
Denniern, all of 10olei•lop.
Isseee.--In Ethel, on lttonra , Feb. 28011,
Clara gene, youngeet ydaughter of
John and Sarah J. Imlay, aged 10
mouths and 7 days,
A General Backing Liu*inert 7 ranaaoted, Vermore' dotes Fl000m,tod.
Drafts Iset,ed and Collectione made on ell poi uta.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on depoeite of 51,0) and upwards from dat if deposit to date 0
withdrawal and ootnpeunded half yearly.
SMUT, ATTENTION 010.111 TO Tint 0o1LnoTION OS FAnaf?na' SALN NOTE%,
Every facility afforded Cnszorners livh,g at a dielatnoe.
J. A, STEWART Meueomn.
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Bisres.—In VoEillop, on Friday, Feb.
25011, Mrs. Jno, Betts, ugt•d 72 a cars,
10 months and 14 days.
pools. --In Cr'anbronk, on Sunday, Feb.
nary 27th, 1808, Margaret, beloved
wife of John Cook, aged 63 years, 4
mouths and 22 days.
RortrL.—At Elena, on Feb, 23th, Mar.
gavot, relict of the late Joseph Rozoil,
aged 80 years.
A'STC 'zoos' RA2,'7. -
Sxrnnney, March 5th.—Horses, riga,
llouseliold furniture, &c. At Dunbar's
shop, opposite Oober's factory, Ethel.
Stile unreserved, at 1 o'clools, 'Joseph
Ilemewortb, Prop., F. S. Snort, Aso.
TIiDnenee, March 10th.—Farm nock,
implements, &o. Lot IQ ann. 2, Morrie.
Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clock. David
Errington, Prop., F. S. Soot), Ana.
Puree?, March llth.—Tarin stook. im-
plements, &o. Lot 33, eon. 14, Grey.
Sale nureserved, at 1 o'olonk. James
Mean's, Prop., F. S. Scott, Ano.
WEDNESDAY, March 16th,—Farm hock,
implements, est. Lob 18, son. 11, Grey,
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Mre.
Jane E. MoDooald, Proprietress, F. B.
Scott, Auctioneer.
TDEsDAo, March 29bi1,—Farm stock,
implements, &0, North ,5lot 20, eon. 0,
Morrie. Salo unreserved, at 1 o'clook
Isaao Curry, Prop., C. Hamilton, Iwo,
M31.2YTSS7m32_,0 S:rA,:ZY:FrC"S.
Fall Wheat
Barley........ .........
Peas
Gate'
Butter, tubs and rolls •.,
Eggs per doyen
Flour per barrel........,
Potatoee (per bag)
Hay per ton ....
Hides trimmed
Hides rough ..
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep ekine, each
Lamb skins each
Hoge, Live
Dressed Hog
Apples (per 'detect)
84
80
54
20
til
18
4 00
00
5 DO
7
7
1 00
40
25
4 50
Il 00
1 00
85
82
55
30
14
14
4 50
00
5 00
8
7
00
40
2a
4 c0
6 00
1 00
3RE '1WLE'S COWNIh'.
T,RESS;tfA8ING.-7.'LfE UN—
nengrGSEn have opened a Dreaemak-
iug slum iu the upstairs of the Leolde ',look
wtare they will be pleased to be 1, voted
with a call from the ladles of Brussa's and
locality requiring dressmaking, Sa ielao-
tfou guara0tted.
MISS NATE 11IOALLUIf,
MISS SADIE J AMMIESO:N,
80-2 MISS MARY Jiili1ESON•
00D "WANTED. — TEND—
Ens will be received by the under.
signed up to Marchllth for tate delivery of
10 cords of green hardwood, 4 feat long, and
also fur 15 eords of green hardwood feet
long. Body beech or ,maple. Woo,. to be
delivered at t le Methodist Church before
the Winter is past.
88.2 R; LEATHERDALE,Bruaoels.
TENDERS FAINTED.
Tondere will be 080010ed by the Trastoea
of C. S. No. 0, Morris, for the erection of a
woodshed at the eohoolhouse. Tenders re -
eared up to March 10th, Por flu thee p;u-
tioulars apply to QUEN'TIN ANDHHR3 O.',
81-2 Sec:'Prean• of Be.:,d.
110 PIG BREEDERS.—I HIVE
bought a registered Tamworth Hog
from H. George &: Sons, Crampton, bred
from imported stack on both sides. His
sire weighed 0481St, at Toronto lost Pail. I
have also a large English registered Berk.
shire, bought from Jas. Dorrauee, Seaforth,
Podigreemay base= on application. Terms
51.00, Om sale—a number of pure bred
Berkshires fit tor breeding. 1 hey° 0 pigs
one month old bred from a full sister of the
sow that got Drat prise at the World's Pair.
JAMES 8PEIR,
04-ef Lot 810, 0111 LS ne, Morns.
11OR SALE.—A GOOD, FRAIOIE
house, in excellent repair, containing
seven rooms, besides a good Summer and
Winter kitchen, with had and soft water
undercover. The house, 'which win b0 sold
just as it ie, is handsomely furnished
throughout with now furniture and well
heated by hot air, There are large grCOudo,
well kept, and an exo8llenb garden, stocked
with choice apple Dear, plum and cherry
trees, together with a1l the smaller finite.
all in good bearing condition. This place
offers a most desirable home for a farmer
010nine to retire from votive life, and will
be sold 04 reasonable tarma, Vox al, par-
ticulars eon]. to
0, P. BL' AIR,
20.11 Solicitor, Brussels.
REAL ESTATE.
ITOR SALE OR TO BENT,—
North Half Lot 10, Gon, 7, Morris, and
Northwest quarter of Lot 14, Con. 8, Morrie,
For further particulars es to price, forms,
&o„ apply to ROBERT HUGHES,
80.0 Blyth.
FARM FOR SAT/B.—THE UN.
011001011E1:. offers his 100 Gore .farm far
sale, being Lob 22, N a Con. 7, Morris, There
aro 70 aures oloarea 8.0±1 under crop, bnlanee
hardwood bush, There is a good frame
houee,with kitolion, wondehed and collar
complete; honk barn with ato0e stealing;
collard, wells, and alt other oonvouiouoes,
Only of a wile from school and 8 miles
from Beessels, V0080051011 would be given
at 0800. For pride and terms apply on the
premium or8I0081. ORSYlII Proprietor,
I.1ARM F011 SALE OR TO
nnnT.✓Tile undersigned offoro his
ellgtblo 01 (torn farm ter mile or to
rout, being eolith part of Lot 5, 0011008-
Bion 10, Grey, All under oultivatio,,, 70011
watered, and well funded, There 10 it goad
Stolne house, bank barn, °tabard,Wel'0, &o„
on the men ma Also a splendid stone
quarry from '11011 a pnod r0Vente is ?ea110.
ed, Only2.. mile8 iron, Biu0selti. oras
rea0ouablo, e'er Author palliation as to
pries, &d„tip1:, to
30.11 JOIiN elITOHTBLL, Proprietor, P. 0
�(ir1Rit1 TO BE/ 0,—T?(E UN—
DunereNnD,,eslro,torent 1118 70 nolo
farm. pert of Lot 10, O,.n, 19, Grey, Of here
are 00 name Cleared, 88 ander 0009, 12110 pas-
ture and 6 in grass. Small honao and new
barn Oa farm, Poeeo88100 immediately.
For terns apply en theromi585 or to 00au-
broolr P, 0,, to ADAM SIINCLAIR, Pimp,
1,400 henry
years old, for a 0,00. ightng 04-4 z
-FAiidtl I'OR SAL +.-150 ACRES
of the north f o`f Lot 30, Boon 9, and Wal n.
well! supplied with xgpoocl spring being is
san010 1 about 8 mile) from the thriving Vil-
lage cf Illrtb. A large part of it le under
grass. Buildings and Minos aro In afair
state of no air. Easy tame of payieout %viii
be given. Por all information apply to
11-i.1 G. P.Ii LAIR, Barrie ter, Brussels,
OOD FAR1lIS F016 SALE.—
The endoralguod offer two 101 sora
farms for sale et reasonable prices. The lots
are Nos. 10 and 11, Cam. 0 (Sunshine) the
sidereal between them. (food brink (Sunshine),
and barn on lot 11, and house and 2 barns ou
lot 70. Orchards and all nseoseary 000000
100005. Well watered and suitable for grain
or grazing, 100 140005 now in grass. Will be
sold either separate or together to snit pur-
chaser, Terms of payment r00000ablo. Im-
mediatep0eeession. krx further particulars
apply to 30810PH CL1Of(0, Brussels, P. 0.,
or E. L.11101(IN8010, Barrister, Wingham.
25.1
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to It, S.
0, Chap. 110 and amending Acts that all
persons having any claims arainat the
estate of James G. Kelly, late of the Town-
ship of Grey, deceased, who died on the los
day of ancillary, 1808, t.re required to send
or deliver to Jima 50511!-, of brusools P. 0.,
on or before the 1111• d4.y of March, 1800, a
full statement and la001001ar0of their
elain,0 and the nature of the securities if
an) bold by them, and on and after the said
10th day of March, lite±, the estate will be
distributed among 11.7to enbltled thereto,
haviug regard only to ,be Walrus of which
notice shall thou have been given.
Dated at Grey,
JANE
03 �l Pith:EleLL., 18x0. enut932
AUCTIO'1lEERS.
THOMAS DROWN, LIOENSED
Auctioneer for th 1 Comity of Enron,
Orders 1010110 the Qom Ws 11oT,tr.,111Dssnra,
or at the o010e of Won Ps & five' 70111 re-
ceive ptompt attention 82.4
Mttr, 4, 18t'8
To..lot Artioli s,
All tbo Lotulll ; I'.:rlillnos,
Soaps in area' vatioty,
Powders for el Cry purpose,
Dentifrices, Combs and
Brushes,
Seasona")le limbos
Cough Sy7I ps,
Catarrh Soy ffs,
Licorice Pe lets,
Salves for I. ips & Iliuiils,
Wi,llte 8pec1(ke ,
Chest Protc3tors,
Hot Water Bottles,
Chamois all sizes,
AT
Fox's Drigg Store.
To S. SCOTT AS .0 AUOTION-
o Ertit, wi11 sell fcr bettor prices, to
bettor mea, In 068 time and Loss charges
than 009 other Auctioneer in 1eana Huron
or he won't charge anything, Dates and
Orders can always be arranged at this oi1ee
or by personal appllcatioo.
t
bk��$i,4�n:1iLWAyyt�
1,`4l.�.•.r?.T F:rift,.
SETTLERS' TRAINS
To Manitoba anti- '"�-”"
Canadian NorthMEst Territories
Pewee on route throwih pr!nelpal Can-
ndlan cities; the great Western any of
Chicago; the twin 0111.1 of St. Paul and
Minneapolis and the St,tee of Minnesota
and Dakota,
Toronto at 7.00 p.nr„ Tueedaye
8,86 pan., Tuesdays
0 86 p,nn„ Tuesdays
10,17 p:m.,Tuesdaye
Georgetown at
101101ph at
Berlin at
Stratford at 11,10 p.m., I need MVO
Sarnia at 8.01 am, Wadueedaye
Tlle90 trains, with Con :hes and Free Col-
onist 8150ping Care at, )cited, will rue
through to Winnipeg, Me, Moho, via Chicago
and St, Paul,
Passengers from brant r lines and from
East and North of Tomto should time
themselves to arrive at anotlou 13011108 to
uo00eeb with these Crates
Book your intended Jut of departure with
our agents, who w111 he fat y advised of these
trains,iu ample Cum in , tiva000 for you to
complete your arrangemo.ts.
Tree Colonist Sleepily COM eu sixpre.ee
Trains to Winnipeg • :a Chicago and St.
Paul for pae0en;are travt lint, without live
itook,leayiug T„ routo eve 'y Tuesday at 11 20
p.m.,md every Jedueada - at 750 am.
Baggage oast :ed and rei.',t f0r00rded
thrucgh withe, , costume ,xm:,.uatlon.
For all iuforr, anon au, ly 10 0113 agent of
1115 G rand lruu': Railway iyoto•n.
J. N, KLNDALI Agent, Brussels.
GEO. 8171'133, Ethel,
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B.LYTH.
WE ARE WELL PREPARED
to receive Customers, and the redootione made .luring tt is month
make it worth Sour while to examine more closely a. hat
tale store is offering during the
FEBRUARY CLEARING SALE.
Art Muslin, very pretty designs, at 7c and 0
Art Muslin; newest effects, extra wide 10
Cretonne, light gronud,good pattern 08
Linen Apron goods, fancy border, full width 14
Pillow Cotton, 44 iuohes wide, bleaobed 12
Ladies' Blaok Wool Hose, plait 20
Ladies' Ribbed Wool Iloso, extra value 25
Men's Sox. Black Wo d, ribbed 20
Laos 02808.108, new patterns, very pretty designs, 8 yards long 1 00
Check Muslin, very special 05
Comforters, reduced to 88
Flannelette Blankets, down to 05
Special line of Tweed, at 90o and 40
In Blaok Dress Goods we would call attention to our showing it: the better
°lase of goods at 50o, 65o, 75o, 80o, 050 and 1 00
In Towelling, Factory or white Cottons, yon can save from 10 to 15 per Dent,
THIS IS A CASH STORE
Goods all bought for °ash and told for cash. It's the only
up•to-date way of doing business.
McKinnon & Co., Blyth.
Bl �th.
ARE YOU
LOSING
YOUR HAIR P
If so beat' in Mind that
tope WRA4
.10UP E.E.
PROF, D®RENWIE Nc,, OF TORONTO,
Will be in Brussels at Queen's Hotel
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 8,
With all Styles of his famous art --Hair Cover,
in(,s, Ladies' Wigs, Bangs, Switches, Wavey Fronts,
Sze. Gents' Wigs, Toupees, 85o.
These goods are go true to nature that tbo olosest obeetrvor
cannot detect faleenees. The beauty adding qualities and the
protection afforded the heed have appealed to the Bound sense and
good judgment of over 50,000 people wbo are wearing the Profes.
8or s praduafons. Properly arranged hair whether natural or
artlflcial, produ000 a refined and youthful en: maim on the face
time a visit to Prof. Dorenwond will Were the but advice on the
sul:ject. Remember at
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSDL 3,
on Tueiday, March 9.
Aho at ilaTINSWIC:4 HOTEL, WING'IA.Vi,
on Wednesday, March 9)