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The Brussels Post, 1898-12-30, Page 3DHC, 3(1, 1898 BUSINESS CARDS, ivroNrily TO LOAN AT 5 PER eoute SCOTT, /Huse°le. 1/117 11. MOOBAOKEN, /usurer oftiarriageLloonees. 01/leo ethic; Greeeny,Tureberry street, Brusse)s, B N. BARRETT, .Loi• Toneerial Artiat• Beep -Next door smith of A. M. Mutiny & ith'e hardware etore. Ledies'and ohildreas hair cutting a specialty MISS JEAN MIAUCHLIN, -TEACHER ole - PIANO - AND - ORGAN, (731,7"1'. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM theronAleck, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. T. PLETCHER) Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Ornaig r anWnfdry BMus. M -No Witness Required. T. FLETCHER, Brussels' A LEX. HUNTER, LI.. moth of the Powell' Division Cour Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public Land, Loan and Insurance Agaet. Ponds invested and to lone. Collections made Mica in Graham's Bleck, Brussels AUCTIONEERS. S. SOOTT AB AN A.UOTION- .1_ • BIM win sell for better prices, to better men. in ass time and less ebarges than any other Auetioneer in East Duren or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders can 'always be arranged at this office or by personal application. riAPT. 3. STRETTON, a-, Who has bad 20 years experience 06 112 Auotioneer, but who had. to gull owing to 111 health, has again token one intense and is prepared to eoucluet sales at reasonable terms, Batisfaotion guaranteed Dates may be arranged at Tun POST Publishing House, J'AS. STRETTON, 1.1f Auctioneer. VETERINARY. T D. WA.RWICK, • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, is prepared to treat asi diseases of domesticated animals in a com- petent manner. Pertinentr attention paid to veterinary aentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. °Mee au 0 Infirmary -Pour doors north of bridge Turnbarry st„ Brussel& LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. IvT M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER • Solicitor, Conveyancer ,NotaryPub. lie, &o. 001ce-Vaustone,s Bleek,1 door north of Central Note 801101 8.01, for the standaxd Bank. CZ_ F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • So/hitter, &o. nate of Garrow & Proudfoot's Oillce'Goderich.) 011300 over Gillies et Smith's Bank, 821,082010. Money to Loan. 47 M • G(;o(3rmACA'rlryO °linmeron, Bolt & Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, God erloh, Vat, Oillae-Piamilton at., Opposite Col home NoteL MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, C. Iv., Trinity Oniyersity, Fellow Trin- ity Medical College, Member College of Phy- siciaus mid Surgeons, Out, Licentiate 01 1110 Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate of Midwifery, Edinburgh. la.Tolephone Rosideine, Mill St., 13rupsals. E. T. SNIDER, M.D., C. M., successor to D. A. MoKelvoY, Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Kingston; Member of the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons of cutarto, Di -settees of women and children a specialty. Eight years' experience, rAtscluee and res. Malmo that formerly °envied. by Dr. Mc. 1(oivoy, Turnborry abreet, Brussels. 25 - LI. M. ARMSTRONG, M.E., M.0.. M.C.P.S.O. PMYSICIAN, SURGEON, A0001:10HEU.R, ETC. Special attention given to diseases of the Throat and Lungs and diseases of Women and Obildreu. RESIDENCE-WALTON, ONT. DR. F. H..KALDFLEISCH, buysItna, SIMEON AND Accamenntra, SUCCESSOR TO DR, W. GRAHAM, BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO, lot Claes Honor Graduate of the Universi- ties of %equity (Toronto), Queen's (Megaton), awl of TrInity Medical College ; Pallor? of Trinity Mediae1 College and member of the uclioge of Physiehme and Simeon of Ontar- io, 1 Graduate Course in Detroit and 011100g01 800. Special attention paid to 1116' 00000 of Nye, Dar,Norte and Throat, and 1000- 00000 01 Wonleu, as-Oonsultattou in Bug- Ilali and German. Telephone at reeideuce, IMPROVED YORKSHIRE BOAR POR SERVICE. P110 'undersigned will keep tor serviee on 1108 00, Con. 0, Moroi, the thoro,.bred proved Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge L000 - follow," 130, 0380, bred by 3,E,Bratlions, Bur- ford, to which a /United h bee of Bowe will bo taken. Terme, 11.00, to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning If nee- eseary. A number of thole% young SOWS My 001olor breeding purposes wait% will DO sold ab priaea te Suit the Melee. 23.• NIOROL, Proprietor, ralrom After, WO0a •1104110ainef The Great English Mutat/. Sold and recommended by M druggists in Canada. Only roll able inedielne discovered. Sic pa deages guaranteed to cure all '00820 01 Sexual Wealinese, all (Meets of abuse er excess, Mental Worry, phseeeeive nee of Tor ham, Opium or Stimulante, 'Mailed on model cf price, one package et, six, $5. Ono mitt please% *WM Gera Pamphlets froo to Amy 300r000, The 'Wood Company, Windsor, Out 801 in Dm mile hy O.' A. DEADIMAN, auggiet, IS Moeller es Optietan, THE QUICK WAY 61 rc, wet it House, Nell it Senn, Seenre a Serynni, Or, in Eitel, MY, Sell or tieettre A nythleg, is To nee the POST I WANT ADS. .nrat Ettto1JftInL LOTS of snow. THE POST gives the news. MONDAY was a quiet day in town. 110e1q New Tan to all our readers. Punta° School re opens on Tnesday of next week. Mourne Horn Fair next Thursday. Come to it. Tun night train on Saturday did not reach Brussels until 12:15 o'clock. • Tone illustrated edition of the Stretford Herald was a neat and interesting pro. duction, and creditable to the Herald. arifieNrfet the Goderiah Star turned out a Christmas number of 24 papa and otherwise eclipsed itself. It was all Heist. Tull contract for stove wood for the Brussels School was let to ,Too. Coneley and P. Ament at $1.35 per cord. It le 22 -inch wood and has to be delivered by Mirth 1st. 11 Asr Friday Mre. Tae. Kerr mob with a peouliar aocident. In splitting some kindling a, sliver flew and pierced her lower lip striking against one of her teeth. It woe fortunate it was no worse. TUE annual meeting of the Grey Branch Agricultural Sooiety be held on Wednesday, Jan. 110, at 1 o'clock in tbe Council Chamber. The East Huron Agnioultural Societyat meeting will be held a week later. WINTER Tenth -The winter term at Central Business College Stratford, Ont., opens on Tuesday, jan. Ord. This popu- lar institution baoa staff of nine teachers and enjoys et largo patronage. It is 0110 111 8110 most progressive schools in Can- ada. AN illustrated journal from Montane/ speaks as followe of the "Iron Colt" gold mine, in which Jae. F. McCrea former- ly ot Brussels, is largely interested ;- Adjoining the Columbia and Kootenay group on the Weis is the Iron Colt mine. It ie owned by a provincial Company, the principal etooltholders being Messrs, Wra. Mackenzie, President of the Toros - to Street Railway; Thos. Holt, of Mon- treal ; P. Burne and John Ferguson Mo - Orae, of Roseland. The aline is equipped with a 5.drill compressor and hoist. Over 1,000 feet of tunnelling and 85 feet of shaft work have been done by the company to date. Both veine have been orose-out by the tunnel at the depth of about 000 feet. The South vein has been drifted on for 150 feet, showing soliaious ores lying alongside of each other. 170 drifting bee been clone 00 the North vein, which shows three feet of solid ore in the tunnel. 11 10 the intention of the (=- patty to mem work shortly, and ore shipments will begin with the commenee- ment of operatione." 812400" Mono's BAND. -The third annual anniversary meeting of the "Little Stara" Mission Band WWI held in the School room of Melville chum's on Saturday afternoon, 17th 1 inst., with about one hundred children and a large representation of parents and friends pre. sent. The room had been tastefully [tr. ranged, and beautifully decorated with ivy, evergreen, mottoes and stars, a num. bar of potted plants adding materially to the graceful effect, all this being done by a aommittee of girls. The President, Mrs. N. M, Richardson, presiaed, end after the opening exert:rises and brief items of business, the following literary pro - pant was well rendered ;-Chorus, Wel- Donee song ; recitation, Jennie Moore song, Bessie Strathan, Annie Sager and Laura'Steachan ; dialogue, .1 Plea for the Gospel by heathen 'sections," in which Mary Forbes, Elva McOraoken, May Deadman, Kate Smith, Maggie Scott and Georgie Ross, attired in the costumes of their respective nations, pleaded esrnest- ly for the Gospel message ; recitation, Bessie Davidson ; reoitation, May Bina Ethel Currie. Winnie MeGuire, Gertie Roes, Katie Deadman and Florence Mali:sprier; ; chorus, "God is Love," by seven little girls ; reoitation, Carrie Mc- Cracken ; reoitation, Olive Mainpriee ; song and recitation, "Wise will roll away the atone ?" in which Eva 141o0raeken asked the above question, and was an - moored by JOSS'S Peebles Maggie Ma. Laueblin, Millie Grower, Luella Rem and May Skene, first separately and then in unison ; reeitation, Elsie Good, Argo Rose, Florence Thomson, JOIltit0 Artsr. strong, Elsie Curry, Aileen I3oott, Maggio Amenb and Bertha, Ross ; song, Nellie Peebles and Alice Thomson ; recitation, Ella Karr; ;meg, Anna, Lyle and Graeme Richardson ; reoitation, Winnle Mo Gni('; Essay on India by May Dead. man ; bnief and ant table address to the "Little Stare" of Melville church by Rest. Mo. Ross ; aiming reoitation, Ada Rose. The Seenetavy'a and Treasurer's annual report were then read by Kate Smith and Willie Good, respeotively, and were model reports both for tionoiseness and literary exaelleuee, Refreshments were next served, after which a pleasing fea- ture of the program was the report of the President of the creditable sem of $18,48, being the amount of the oontents of the mite boxes, which were opened by Willie Good and Norman Smith. Mre, Barnhill then led the dedicatory prayer. Hearty votes of thanks were tendered Miss Lizzie nese, (whe, owing to ill health resigned her position no President, earlier in the 000080) 100 her veryeffusieut Man. m &geent and Ui ntiring ntereet in the Misaion Band ; to Mists Jennie teethes for the able eaceistauce so cheer. fully rendered in preparing the literary program and sewing department ; tsnd also to the W. F. 14, S. for the praotioal manner in whioh they expressed their oa. opeeation. B310880111 Council. The Statntw v of Wessels' 001111011 MC held cot Thursday evening of last woek ; 0.11 010 niernbere present ex. copting Counoillor Becker, who ma Rt. Minato; of last meeting road and pass. ed. The following accounts were present. ed ;- A. MoLeuohlin, eatery. .... ...$ 20 00 E. 1, Soett, eatery, Co 121 70 ?red. MeCreaficen, Town Hall.1 60 W. 31. Kerr, printing, „ 88 25 1). Stewart, selecting jerora4 00 Free Library, grant ..... „ • 25 00 Wilton & Turnbell, mire 3 80 McOrnaltee, brooms.. 50 N. & 11, Gerry, mat. and mis53 OG Jno. Wynn, role 1 05 P. Arnertt, " 1 88 D. A, Lowry, Town Hall 83 00 1/fre. Cooper, charity 1 02 Geo. Whitfield, wood for Hall7 05 W. II. Kerr, Worsting throat4 00 Jen, Seat, ahovelling snosv., 50 Miss Rldelialr, error in taxes1 01 Jno. Broadfoot, dump around „ 5 00 Dr, MaNaughtoe, Board of Health 10 00 .A.d. Somers, error le taxes and work 8 00 Moved by Geo. Thernaon, secouded by 10. Leatberdale, thet the above ammunte be paid, Carried. The Clerk reported the Town Hall rents at $06 00 ; and licenses $30 00, Remission of taxes were made as fol. lows Mre. Grimoldby 87 00 Mrs, Hall 8 80 3. Hargreavee, error 2 85 II. James, 2 00 A. Somere, 2 00 Miss Roddick " 1 00 James Bell, dog 1 00 J. Jones " 1 00 W. J. IthOraaken presented a written offer for the position of weigh master for town and stook yard scales for 1890 of $105 and also agreed to put tt covering over them to prevent snow or ioe inter- fering with their oorreotness. J. A. Creighton put in a tender for the thalee. Moved by Geo. Thomson, seconded by J. D. Warwick, that Mr. alotheaken'a offer bo accepted. Carried. 13, Gerry, Tax Collector, reported 05,- 105 paid tip to the 15th (net. After talking over the question of snow plowing and other matters the Connell adjourn ed. HURON DECE11131311 SKSSIONS. The County Sessions of the Peace opened before Judge Masson ;in Goderieh on Tuesday, Deo. nth. There were only three charges on the criminal list, one each of laroeny, assault, and theft. The grand jury was constituted es fol - loves :-Appleton Elooat, Tuakeremith, foreman.; Alexander Ross, Moliillop ; Stephen Powell, Exeter ; William Cowan, East Wawanosh ; Thee, Tye, Hallett ; John Rolston, Howick ; Joseph Ames, Grey ; Richard M. Sprung, Mul- lett; Thos. loath', Lthsviek ; 11. Cough- lin, Stephen. The ease against William Stanley was dismissed. judge Masson directed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty. The crown prosoontor coneentea. Mr. Proudfoot appeared for Mr. Stanley. Speir vs. Tasker was au action for the price of a horse. The evideuce showed that defendant refused to pay, claiming that the animal was not up to the war- ranty, but the joy awarded the plaintiff the full prise Maimed. Fawcett vs. Ross was an action to re- cover the price of some fishing nets, was sent to the June session. W. Proudioot for plaintiff, Philip Holt for defendant. Dram vs. Straiten, G. T. 13, agent. This action was caused by the 'bus un• pleitsantneee at Goderieh station some months since, ;when the Police Magis• trate limed W. Dahn, the driver of KB- ler's 'bus. The jury reversed the imagis- trate's decision, holding that Dahn was not to blame. L. E. Datthey for Dalin, W. Proadfoot for Stratton. West and Devine were sentenced to eight days each at hard labor in the county jail for stealing clothing at Clin- ton. Both pleaded guilty. Grey Council Meeting. Council inet at the Township II411 De. °ember 15th pursuant to adjournment ; members all present ; Reeve in the ohair, Minato' of last meeting were read end confirmed. A number of oommunications were read and ordered to be tiled. Moved by James MoDonald, seconded by Wm. Brown, that the financial statement be published in the Brussels POW instead of being posted up as heretefore.-Carried. Moved by Robb. Dilworth, seconded by Robt. Livingston, that the Clerk be in. stemated to notify tlur Pathmaster for Road Division No, 0 in the 15th and 1610 eons. to remove the fenoe now standing on the road allowance on side road at lot 25 con, 15 as it is an obstruction on the public, highway. -Carried, Moved by Robb. Dilworth, thoonded by Robb. Livingstou, that the sum of one hundred and seventy -Eve dollars be deposited at ones with Mr, Kendall, G,T, R. agent at Brussele, being the sum minima by the Railway 'Company to be &pelted for the deepening of the culvert mimes the rail. way tyke& at lot 8 eon. 9. -Carried. The following a000unte were presented, viz :- McDonald & 0o,, timber for culvert lots 5 and 0 con. 17, $8.20 ; Henry digging award ditch and tile con. 17, (18 ; Patelok Blake, part payment for ditch on eicle road 1 oon. 18 82,00 ; Geo, Clank, ditch, culvert aud tile, eon. ,18, $6.89 ; Wm. Riley, underbrushing at lot 0 oon 7, $1.45 ; Walter Pennington, ettttuta labor wrongfully returned, $1.00 ; Wm. Oakley, gravel, $8.40 ; Geo. Gibeen, repairing onlverb, boundary Grey and Howlett, $1; Daniel Byers, gravelling itt lot 70 ann. 1, $8.20 ; John Vodden, (letting bill at lot 20 oon. 7, $6.75 ; Moses Smith, gravelling on boundary Grey and time, $8,40 Mrs. S. Love, gravel, 08,48 ; Robt. Vod- den, repairing °Overt lot 20 oon 8, 02.00; Thos. Bower, gravel, Ole ; Henry Ward, cleaning out Silver Corners drain, $40 ; Jae. Logan, cleaning out Silver Comore drain, $20 ; Hartwell Spetran, Meaning out mitred late 80 and 81 ison. 01,50 ; Jas. A. Bell, survey plans and speeitications for extension of Goverument drain No. 2, $120 ; Henry MeNclught, gravel, 3.80;$ Robb. Goats, gleaning ditch on side road 0 con, 11, 80.80; Thos. Williamson, repairing culvert side road 5 eon. 14, 50n; Jas. Inokson, putting plank ou bridge at lot 14 son. 8, $4,02 ; Mex. Thompson, gravel, $5.44 ; Dan. Richardson, Meaning ditoh 01 108 4 ortit., 2, $2,00 ; MePaeteon & Davideon, preparing By-law for Boyle T IlliUSSEI."6 POST I drain, 830; .7(18 Roger, lir imnpse Ditches ,l we tereenrsee Ant $81 W. 11. Kerr, balance 0 on printing eon - tract, 720.25 ; Tithe. Chapman, taking eisre of Township Hell, 815 00 ; Thos. Htraelian, attending to Gunnell Mistimes, 080 ; Wm. Brown, attending to commit butanes, $75 ; Robb, Dilworth, attending to commit hnsineas, 818 ; Robt, Living eton, attending to octunoil hueinees, 047 ; Jas. McDonald, attending to eounall bust. nese 7131; Wen. Spence, eatery air Clerk, 8100, attending to DItehes & Water. sauteed Act, 830, postage and atationery and telegraphing for year, $20; Thomas Strathan, A. Reymann and W. Sperm' each 131 for seleotieg Jthora ; Thos. Straohan, John Cardiff, ;John Stewart, Wm. Mitehell and Wm. Spence ea,* 00 attending to Board of health heathens ; Alex, atoNair, salary as Treaaurer, $80 ; Thos. Straohan, expenses to Goderich on beeiness in coneeation with Government drain, 08 ; Wm. Spenee, for preparing By-laws for Government drain No, 2, and extension and expenses its selling deben• tures for same, $80 ; Alex, RioNair, ex. peneee to Toronto on Townehip businese, $13. Moved by Wm. Brown, seconded by Jamee McDonald, that the above o.o. counts be paid.-Oarried. W:u. Sentra, Clerk. 'Ill 111101)111, Nilif001) EX 001 IN09'l070. A meeting of the Board of Examiners for the County of Huron was held in the Court House, Goderiah, to finish the work of the examination et the County Model Schools. There were in atteud• alum at the two Model Scheele fifty•four candidates, 24 in Goderich and 20 in Clinton. Of these three failed in enur- ing the required number of marks. The following were successful in siouring third olass certificates valid for three yenre 1- - 11301,108. CLINTON. aelar,Eneri. Capling, Mabel Ainaley, Harry R. Carder, Edna Ben n, Arthur Campbell, Kele Badour, Jerome Daly. Maggie Bryano, W. E. King, Florence Buehanan, Goo. MoLettn, Maggie Colwill, L. E. McNab, Belle, Gregory, Ernest MoOlenagban, M. Geiger, Echrnind McTavish, Bessie Hooper, T. B. Merritt, Mabel Bernilton, W. O'Neil, Della Lawrence, Fred. Mehl), Maggie Peak, Jonathan Shepherd, Grace Rattan, Geo, H. Thornpson, Emma Strong, Ddrnund Tod, Alexander GODERIOH. YAMS, 0ENTIMIE22. Bean,Olara A. Bean, Wm. S. Bradley, Tilly May Church, Norman Dale, Annie Dixon, Andrew Orr Gray, Fanny EL Down, Charles Horton, ?eland A. Gilbank, N. Berton' Lookhart, Nina E. Jeokell, Allen Eterrill,Eunicie Ann Lane, Harvey McKnight, Sara 11thTaggart, Jas. A. Tobin, Mary Parkinson, John Midden, Annie E. Rogers, Won. R. Ryder, Wm. Weber, Daniel VVroxce ter. (Intended for last week.) A. Munro paid Brussels a flying visit last week. Dun. Stewart, of Wiugham, W0.3 in town on Monday night. Jno. Henderson, formerly of Blyth, is at present here on e. visit, Rutherford & Manro sent a large oleighload of hardware to Belmore on Tuesday. Robb. Barnard teamed about 25 bags of oatmeal to Wingham for T. Hemphill & Son last week. A meeting of the Town Commit was held Tuesday night but fie business done excepting settling a few accounts. Some one is hard up for some fowl. A. goose was stolen from front of W. O. Ilnalewood's store on Monday last. J. E. Bleak is buying grain for R. Black, lie and Mr. Hemphill go pretty high en oats. Opposition is the life of tuaJdoeo'. Snell, formerly of this vicinity, now of B. 0., is et present visiting his sister, Mrs.1. F. Miller, and also his brother, S. Snell. Now is your °heath to get the highest price for maple loge. Gibson Bros, have just got in their new corneringatnaohine planed and are ready for work. Nomination was held in Wroxeter on Monday lett for County Carman Div. No. 8. The men nominated were Robb. Mil. lar, -33, S. Gook, Jno. Jacques and Wro. Weir. These are all standing and WO wed there will be a hob time, The Methodist ohuroh entertainment on Monday evening, Dee. 10th, was a grand success. The Wingbam orchestra's seleolione were simply grand. Thio was a whole 'entertainment in itself. Claus Knutsonivendered some very fine must° with hie zither. Mitre McKenzie, of Wingham, gave two recitations which took very well. Mr. Robinson and M. Parks gave a silo each. Rends. Garbut and Goffin, of Gorrie, and R. S. G. Auderson, of this pleas, gave vary pleas. ant and intellectual addresses, The re. oeiptii were about $85. 11311teovetIe. Louis Duff is home for his holidays. ' J. J. Meese; of Hamilton, spent a few days in Bluevale. Miss Ida Dilling, of Oranbrook, is the guest of Detre. Hudson, Jesse Reason, of Drayton, is visiting his brother, Geo. Hudson, Miss Fanny Thomeon, of Blume's, visited last week with Miss Aggie Bet. bort. R. L, Stewart, who has been attending the Medical oollege in Toronto, ie home on his holidays. Rev. W. J. West, 111'. A., went to 'Toronto last week to officiate itt the wadding of a cousin. Walter 11 uggin had his wriet broken by a tree falling on it one day while at work in Joseph Breckenridge's bush. Mre, End. MoCraoken and ohild von, of Brussels, spent the Christmas holidays with her parents, John and Pare. Gardi- ner. W. Regere, eon oe Rev. D. Rogers, is home from lotierloh Model school. Mr. Rogers did not 'mauve it 8017001 and will continue his stnclies 00 Clinton Collegiate Institute after the holidays. John Edwards, a resident of this vil• lege many years ago, dropped in on Ws old aommintanoes and remained with them a clay or two to talk over old times, Mr. Edwards settled in the Dauphin die. Wet several years ago, before it was known as 1818 now. Driaiaplaoe is now filet throe miles from urhin. •+, John and Mrs. Bally, of the 13luevale Toed, hese moved into one of Won, BOSH' houses in 1 he villege. The (1,. 3Irs. Francis Bell, of Morrie, was buried in the Bluevale cemetery on Saturday, 17833 inst. John Burgeon wee called to Brueeele leet Tnesday owing to hie brother having o e broke at ;wall 814. The Sabbath wheal of the Presbyterian ahem!" held an entertainment in the Forestera ball on Friday evening of hoot weals. Mre. Minoan t3tewert, of Roaerifeldt, Manitoba, formerly of Bluevale, is vieit. ing her sister, Mrs, Fraser, of Morris, and many other old time friends. The nomination for the Township of Turnberry was held here ort Monday, Clerk Bu rose preeiding. Wm. MaPher- eon, the veteran Reeve was elected by SO. elernatien, the 17th time in his history, a truly wonderful reword. For Counaillore there are Wm. Cruickshank, Juo. Dia - meet, Wm, Mitchell, Jno. Mosgrove, R. Hastings, 3, Welk; and J. Copeland. 15leation next Monday. The indebtedneee on the Methodict church here was entirely 'provided free will offering on Deo. llth. The event was celebrated by a free tea and a good entertainment on the evening of Dee. 28rel, at which Rev. 11r. Oaten gave % congratulatory address of ,muoh ao• oeptanoe. The pastor and people are to be oongratulated and are doubtless happy over so successful an anniversary. Spectacles -OP ALL RODS - Fitted to Correct all Failures of Eyesight, and your Eyes tested FREE by latest Optioal methods at Division Court Office, BRUSSELS. TAILORING! M. G. Richardson Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line. Good Workmanship and Good Fits Guaranteed. LATEST STYLES. Suits made for $4 and upwards. tsrfiliep in Garfield Bleck. Will make a well man of YOU 00105! P0000050 MIR AtOVE 108000510 0001tW0000. PIOOSI corm all ha:roar Diammos, Slaoplomn SUM, Failbdglitomorg, Nightly itmlasioildi Sperms. torrhoon, lInvotanay, oto., caused by pom &Mite, • g1ygrgn"1girzrIas511 rbI"igty180itaawt0 oroun..M r,.001n_d you will grow drone fs.2 11.PPUllet; IT.Etrboymmlpyge WrAylig. &tat oiet ptolrot. P,loo, 51 0 pr2n5o, 80 till2(..?"20;ITAIr tatt°400. 18.1. POPPO82,, oruFroa, 00000000011, 000, Agent for WO agv• minion or Canada. MeLEOD'S System Renovator —AND 01000 -"- TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessneset Palpita- Mon of the Hemet, Liver Compleant,Neur- might, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con. eumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Danoe, Female Irregularities and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. 3. M. MoLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Soli by Jae, Vox, lerunglat, Brussels, A. '''''OUSLEY Real Estate 86 Loan AGENT, I3RUSSEL.S. Money to Loan on Farm Secur- ity at the Lowest Bate of Interest. Money Loaned on Notes and good Notes Discounted. Salo Notes a Specialty. Fire ce Life Insurance Written. Special Attention given to— Conveyancing. A5 COUSLEY, Ogled over Deadman'e Drug Store, BIVUSSIOLO, 0 -St, CO. Call and see our stock of Blankets, Sheetings, Flannels, Tweeds, Yarns, Etc., Wool, Hides, Butter and Eggs taken in exchange. Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Xnitting, etc, Promptly attended to at the BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MILL. NEW Bilicitir. shop ! The undersigned has open- ed up a Butcher Shop in the SUL: BLOCK, MOM, where he will keep constant- ly on hand a supply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasonable prices. A share of public patronage solicited. . WilLICE11. Meat delivered to all -parts of the town. 'CAan PA111 FOR HIDES. Important to ..FARME S It will pay you to place your order with its for r74' FP1;--itTarXT ausmms, rECEE3tairtro, early this season. As proprietors of the largest Nurseries in the Dominion (over 700 acres), we are able to speak advisedly. tYoo WILL REGRET IT IP YOU DELAY YOUR ORDER. Give a hearing to our Agent when he calls. Pears are bringing large prices in the English market. Do you grow any ? lf not, allow our representative to tell you why we can furnish superior pear trees, and. then give him a trial order. We can utilize the services of a few good men to sell our goods. Demand for our Stock is heavier than ever. Supplies furnished free and our agents paid weekly. STONE crg WELL,INGTON, 19-2m NURSERYMEN, TORONTO. High Grade . FURNITU E ...AT LOW PRICES—. • —The bargains we are offering in is the talk of the countryside. Our stock runs from the ordinary kitchen chair to the most luxurious parlor chair, finished in the newest styles and with most fashionable materials. —In Rockers we have a very taking line with,Cobbler leather seats, oak or birch, Mahogany finish, and in Arm and Easy Chairs we show a fine line. —Our Furniture is High Grade but our prices fit the pocket of the public every time. A specialty naacle of Upholstering. 18 I Your old Furniture made as good as new. ?IMES and PICTURE PRAIIINO, —A large and well selected range of Pictures always kept in stock. Also a We are Carrying a tremendous stook of furniture. Such a variety to select from you cian't find elsewhere in the county. Whatever you want, your wants can be suited here, large quantity of Moulding for Frames. If you require anything in this line call in and make your selection. UNDERTAKING. —A large stock of Coffins, Cas- kets, and other goods pertaining to this line always kept. Personal attention paid to Erubalnaing, and prices lower than any place itt tho County. —Pianos and Organs, the best I I in the market, sold at rock bottom, The Strength prices, of our poeition as the leadere hi the env nituro busieess lies in the feet that the BIG VALUES IN maximum quality and the minimum WINDOW SHADES. prim always go together, f°?. LEATHERDALE.