The Brussels Post, 1891-1-9, Page 5t�.
JAN, 9, 1891
zstxixt altbas.
craft' lc ite
Dire, Wm. McDonald has returned
from a ton week's visit to her son hi
Jackson, Mich.
Everybody seems pleased thet heave
Milne has again been elected and that he
may long hold hisimportant office.
We were sorry to hear that Maggie,
daughter of John Little, Silver Corners,
had the miefprtune to slip on the floor
and fracture ono of her lege.
The annual meeting of the Silver Cor-
ners' cheese factory will be held at the
faotory on Saturday, the 10th inat., at 1
e'elook, for the election of officers and
the winding -up of the eesson's business,
Your correspondent has lately been
summing up the bachelors of this place
andis prepared to wager that no other
' village in Western Ontario can produce
more bachelors, according to population,
than Henfryn.
Stealoest Ia.
John Hannah has left for British Col-
umbia, whither he goes with the view of
opening up n market there for his Dream.
cry butter.
Allan S. McLean, elc]eet son of M. Y.
lieLeae1 has gone to New York where
he has accepted en appointment under
the Yonne Men's Institute of the Young
Men's Christine Aescalation of that city.
'.L'he Christmas number of the Can-
adian Horseman aontaine an excellent
engraving of E. 0. Coleman's (of Sea -
forth) stallion "Dick Wilkes" and gives
his
dock ok farm.
rite a of
also generalw
a
Reference is also made to Florence G.
with a record of 2:24e. Florence G. will
enter the grand oirouit next season and
will be entered in the 2:20 class,at Inde-
pendence, Ind.
nde-pendence,Ind.
]Blyth. •
Large quantities of potatoes have been
purchased by Jno. Wilford,
C. E. Tanner, J. B. _Kelly apd Jae.
Anderson were elected s6hool tenst'ees ley
acclamation, "
Breve Hamilton will assume the re
sponsibilities of repreeenting Blyth hero.
after. It will keep him hustling to out-
do the typical Irishmen, Patrick Kelly.
The Fire Brigade were oyster supper.
ed at the residence of N. H. Young one
evening lately. No more genial hoot and
hostess could be found.
The Conservatives of this place meet on
Friday evening to elect delegates to the
West Huron Convention, to be held neat
Monday at Smith's Hill.
L. 0. L.—The anneal election of
omoers of the L. U. L., No, 060, was
held as follows :—Jno. Wilford, W. M. ;
Robs. Gibson, D. M. ; J. McGill, Chap. ;
Jas, McGee, Treas. ; Wm• Moutgomery,
13.8, ; A. MoNally, E'. 8. ; T. IbioElroy,
S. ; J. Gibson, D. of 0. ; T. Raney,1st
Com. ; 7, Mains, 2nd Com. ; W. Mc-
Elroy, Brd Uom. ; Wm. Toll, 4th Com. ;
H. McLean, 6th Com.
A. 0. U W:—At the annual meeting
of the A. 0. U. W. last ween the follow.
ing were elected officers for the year
1891 :—M, W., Bro. 0. Hamilton ; P.
\l., Bro. M. Cumming ; F., Bro. 7.
• Logan ; 0., Bro, J. M. Hemiltnn ; It.,
?aro, J. T. lTuekstep; Rec., B'o. R.
Milne; F., J. McMillian ; G., Bro. Geo,
King ; I. W., Bic,. J. Dodds ; 0. W.,
Bro, I), Cunningham ; M. E., D. D.
Cruder,
Cr:i etlerrrole.
Miss Blair, of Vallee, was visiting
with Mise Mary Ritchie this week.
David Miller, tailor, is still on the
eiok list. We hope be may soon be well
age n.
:•
drool reopened on Monday last, The
principal, John McIntosh, is assisted by
1,Iiss Ella MaLauchltn,
The school meeting was largely at.
tended on Wednesday of lastwee(:.
Joseph Oster was eleoted trustee.
A. 0. Dames, drover, was in Toronto
this week. 13e dropped in an enormous-
ly big vote before going, However.
Eleotion day passed off quietly. Wm.
Spence, the worthy clerk, wig busy in
the e, ening adding up the returns.
R. F. Cannon returned to the Queen
airy on Monday last. He will continue
his course in Knox college. His many
friends wish him success.
Monday evening, Jan. 12111, is the date
of Dr, Campbell's leobure on "The sine
of the pew.", Let nob an empty seat be a
sin of the pew on Monday evening.
LEcrens—Bsv.Ieaeo Campbell ,Ph. D„
of Listowel, will deliver a lecture in
Knox church on Monday evening of next
week. The leoturo is entitled `Sins of
the pew" Rud will begin at 7:30 o'clock,
A literary . entertainment will take
place in Dames' Httll on Friday evening,
Jan. 1611). Prof. Franklyn D. Beicer will
sing and recite. This eelebiatect acro.
balio contortionist should draw a large
crowd,
''V al ton.
Walton school re -opened Monday. last.
Miss Milan, of Winthrop, spent part
of her holidays among her old friends of
Wilton.
We aro sorry to hear that Mr. Mo.
Craig be en the sick list but hope aces to
see him around again,
Isaiah Smith; obr genial sawyer, is
nursing his hand, whicbbe got jammed
between two logs ons day last week.
Mies Lou. Pollard, of London, has
been home visiting her parente. She
looks as if city life agreed with her.
The Royal Tomplars held a rousing
meeting in the Methodist oburoh last
Wednesday evening. We will give the
programme next week, as it has not
none to hand at time of writing.
The London Free Piens says of a
young lady well known here :—A class
of Sabbath school scholars of the Askin
Street Mothodisb Church pleitsanbly stir..
prised thoir teacher, Mise Lon. Pollard,
at her home, Queen stroet, and presented
her with a nobly designed work•baslist,
Afterward an hour or so was happily
spent le social onjoymunb.
8'r Dlin.rina, —Owing to the inoient.
enoy of the weather, tile annual tea meet-
ing in the Methodist shun h here was
postponed until Itlonlay availin;. last.
On Now (:ear's evening a few of the
bravo hearted might be seen wording
their way to tlno church. Mich dioap•
pOlitmett wee felt as ail hell been loop•
ing forward to the eh:eaten of hearing
Dr. Macdonald, Ibev. Dir..hello•y and
other noted speakers, finder the able
sepervision of Res, bit'. Ottotvoll, a pro.
grain was arranged. Readings were
given by Mies Hilton, DIM Neal and B.
Y Miss Allis
Morrison ; reaita0lona b
8lwallow, Mite Leu. l'alletd and Mr, NCis•
and music by phnrph choir• Avery en-
joyable time wee spent, Monday :oven.
ing the cliuroh was Silted to overflowing.
After a bountiful supply of edibles stroll
as the ladies of this oangregabion always
dispense at these gatherings, Mr, Allan,
of Uarleek, was voter( to fire chair. It is
hardly necessary to abate that he per-
formed the ditties of that efiioe most ad-
mirably. A very interesting and well
arranged program was presented and
untried through, to the oredit of those
taking part and the pleasure of the end.
tense. It was as follows :•—Reading,
"The Creeds," by Mies Sarah William-
son ; speech by Mr. Homey ; dialogue,
by Masters Frank Neal and emerge Fer-
guson ; reading by Miss Allis swallow ;
speech by Mr. Smillie ; recitations by
Sophie McGaven, Annie MgGevin, Jos-
hua Pollard and Frank Neal ; speeches
by W. 72. Nerr, of Tug POST, end; the
popular pastor. ]1b;c,.silent mesh) 'was
nevi= by a lona( ohoir, Votes of thanks
were given to all oontribubiug to the sac.
ease of the sntertainmocb.
I3luez*s,el e.
The Rev. Dr, Griffin, of Stratford,
will conduct the eervioes of dedication in
the now ohnreb next Sabbath.
Ths library in the Presbyterian S. 5,
is complete in 180 volmnes, Members of
the S. te.oan obtain books next Sabbath.
Wm. Ilarbley and wife and Miss Jsasie,
of Halton, Christmesed at the manse,
end Ira Fitzgerald, of London, spent
hie New Year's there.
Ed; Coulter succeeded en obbaiuing hie
professional Third these rserbidante and
has now gone to begin his labors as a
lar Zetland.
in
ubl c school tear( i
public
pleasant face of Bismark Tim•
mice is once more to be seen. about the
village postoffice. Ho returned' home
from school for a visit on New Year's
day, He purposes going to Harriston
High school when his visit is over.
Usually at eleotion tinea there is a
great deal of excitement, but it is easy
to eee that people are losing their fanat3•
cal enthusiasm and bottoming more
sensible and mietterrof,fact by. bbs quiet
.way ip which ' Sihs municipal eleetioa
'passed oft do *dicky last. '
Mies Mary Harris, who has been laid
up for some time with inflammation of
the lunge, is, we are glad to Bay, able to
"11-1B BFtJ
ELS POST
The following are the g01oera for the
emoting year, of Beigrave Lodge, A, 0.
U. W., No, 821.—P, M, W., John
Gilllea ; M. W., George David; Foreman,
Chan, ItfoOrao ; ()warmer, Chas, Law,
rend ; Recorder, Wm, Wray ; Guide,
Oban, Birnoy ; I, W., Martin Mestere ;
t?, W., Robt. Owners; Medical Examiner,
Dr, Godfrey.
Wire ehatn.
The Presbyterian, blebhodist and Bap.
flet churches are now lighted by eloobrio
light.
Work on the town hall is being Fished
along, but it will not be readyfor some
time yet.
Wm. Ridd, V. S„ has disposed of his
practice and property fa town to J. Golly,.
Mr, Rhdd inbonde removing from Wong,
Intnt shortly. He is one of the old resi-
dents, having praetleed in town for near-
ly sixteen years.
The petition for mors mall accommo-
dation on the 117. G. & B. 'divieion'of the
G. T. R. and a letter box at the G. T. R.
station, has been largely signed by our
townspeople and will be forevarcled to
Ottawa in a few days.
Mee. John Neelan•ae hie presented to
the Wingbam Carling club a beautiful
silver cap, for Inc ,1 ce•nl,ebibion. The
sup is to become the property of any skip
who wins it three timer in sucesssion
and complies with other conditions.
L1flirrrriee.
Nelson Thornton had a .bee cutting
wood on Tnssday.
Miss Lizzie Stroud, of Ripley, is visit•
ing at Too, Johnston's, on the let eon.
P. Baine was on the sick net wi.h u
s et
beilding in his ear and one of Pub's coin•
furbers,
Walker Ad, of the 1st eon., is going
to attend High sohool. May emcees et.
tend him.
The caretaking of the Sunshine
church for 1691 was let to Wm. Watson
for,820.00.
Miss Jane;MoVety, of the lab son., has
gone to spend•a few weeks with friends
at Newbridge:
Miss Annie Eaket is at present away
vieiting.friende in l3owick. We all wish
het a pleasant time.
Mrs. Jos. Clegg has,been ill with an
be shoot again. 8 ,e took her usual attack of plenreoy. Mr. Clegg was alsb
lace in the Presbyterian choir last Bab. Laid up with Sr say, d cold. .
p Y 'Tr,issa Hallidsy;,daughter of A, 13x117•
bath morning, where she has been mat.ly missed -during her absence-
We are happy to be able to once more
record the progress of our sehool shows
from the results of the recent Entrance
examination, in which it ice taken a
prominent stand as usual, F. Hartley,
M. Messer and B. Sanderson passing
with high marks. This reflects great
oredit upon the Principal of our school
as well as upon our peaceful villagers,
who provide the ability and brain -rower
capable of receiving snob instruction.
Your aorreepondent feels that he owes
an apology, to all whom it may oouoern,
for the way in whish he has tweeted
them during the holidays in not telling
them anything about Blusvale. Bet
could any of the aforesaid parties hays
looked into the home of your correspon-
dent they would not hive wondered at
his silence, for the manner in which
Scuta Jlans treated him 1n the way of
swo,tmeats was simply absurd, but the
meaner in which they were disposed Of
was nob absurd but serious for there
were no items in TIM POST under the
heading of Biuevale.
DEDioexonr Snnvmrs.--The dedication
of the new Methodist ebnrch will take
plane on Sunday, Jan. filth. The dedio .
tion sermon will be preached at 10:30 it.
m., by the President of the Guslpin Con-
ference, Rev. W. S. Griffin, D. D., who
will also preaab at '7 p. m. Rev. John
Scott, al. l)1., of Wingllam, is expected to
p,eaoh at 2;30. Special collections will
be taken up in behalf of the befitting
fund. On Monday evening, Jan. 12th, n
musical and litentry entertainment will
be given. The program will consist of
addresses by Rev. Dr. Griffin, of Strut•
fdrd, and Rev. Jas. Livingstone, of Lis-
towel. and music by the choir and other
vocalists.
teelgraees o.
(Intended for last week.)
Mrs. Whit, of Clinton, is the guest of
Mrs. McKinnon.
Dr. McKenzie and wife, of Toronto,
were the guests of Rev. Mr. Lawson 00
Christmas day.
Robs Agnew. of Ea,t Wawa:osh, is
visiting friends in Clinton. "Tenting on
the old catnp ground.
The Young Peoples' S'noiety of the
Presbyterian ohat•uh is a complete sum
cress in every particular.
George MoKuuzie, of Toronto, was in
town last week. Ile is at present re-
sident physician at the Horne for Iu-
eurabi, s, Termite.
Dir. Mo0orkindale is now sebtled in his
residence here and pays be is getting
used to the rush and tumble of every
day metropolitan life.
The shooting match held here on
Xmas day and managed by Wit. Wiley,
of this place, was a great success. The
marksmen, to obtain it turkey at all, had
almost to drive the nail, so keen was the
Oompetibion.
J. M. Godfrey, of Toronto Uuivorsity,
is home for his Christmas vacation look-
ing hale and hearty as are also Tom. and
Rob. Agnew, the former talking lectured -
1y of hoop's Consumptive pure while the
latter explains the necessary twists that
a dentist should give a refraotory lafb
upper molar,
Thera seems to be a storm brewing for
the Bolgrave Connell, grave pharge being
laid against the Mayer. Never' in the
history of the place bits there been such
dtsoeder. The hitherto peseefnl in-
habitants of this burg being at (present,
as a general ?rule, turned into feather,
weight champions of the pngelisbio art,
The sidewalks ars filled up with snow,
the street lamps are hardly ever lit, and
the only way an honest citizen can nave
gate ascend is to wait until tho Wing•
ham electric ligbte loom up, or these
failing, to stay at home until the :noon
comes out,
On Monday evening there gatherer( at
the residence of he. Stewart, our re•
speoted reeve, a large and influential
deputation of our beat citJesns to wielt
him God epeed' on the eve of his doper
tura for another place of, business.
Many woo the speeches laudatory of the
departing coniple who have made many
friends during their sojourn in Belgtave.
As a' tangible token of'respentanal' mont-
her of the homily was made the recipient
of a handsome present, ]n t fou well
limn wards Mr, Stewart thanked the
ompany for their Itiudnces. The Net
the evening was spent in disonneing
he respoGtive merits of the Glassoyster.
0
Goon ; HOMO by Tiov, W, Ottovell ;
day, is suffering,with starlet fever. We
hope to hear of her recovery soon,
On Monday last Mr, Burke, teacher
in S. S. No. 10, commenced his duties of
instructing the youth of the neighbor.
hood.
The Sunshine postofliee, which°•bus
been managed by F, Baines for the Last
month, Inas been given to J. Watson for
next year,
Wm. Russell, who bas been spending
some time in Detroit, has returned home
looking as though that part of the couu •
try agreed with him.
There will be no service held in John-
ston's church next Sabbath, ovring to the
dedicatory services being held in the
new church, Biuevale.
Joseph and Robt. Smillie, who have
been away ab Harriston High school for
some time, are spending their holidays
under the parented roof on the lab cot.
at present..
Andrew and Anthony Samp'e • rather
surprised their relatives and friends by
dropping in on them on Monday from
Manitoba, They will return after a visit
of a month or s,,,
Miss Eliza Claret, daughter of Wm.
Clark, formerly of the 8111 line of Morrie,
jo]uorl bands and heart with Jno. Sher.
ritt, of 1Ianitoba. The ceremony was
performed at Pence, Manitoba.
Last week Jno. Welled, 7th eon., d-
immed control of the Bushtiold, Sun.
shine and Belgrnve mail line. He has
also been appointed postmaster at the
first mentioned "city" as successor t0
Mr. Newcombe,
Jno, Haley purposes removing to Sag-
inaw city, Miob., where he hopes to pros.
per. The farm be has been working has
been leased by Wm. Michie for a term of
years. The latter can work it well as it
adjoins Mr, Miohie's 100 acres on the
east.
Henry Johnston, of the 6th line, hue a
wonderful emits on these times. The
reason is Henry's wife presented him
with one of what Adenine Ward called
an "episode." • Henry says it is a 82,000
gift. We should have told you before
bot I guess it is keeping all right.
The annual school meeting of S. • S.
No, 6, was held in the sehool house on
Wednesday of lash weep. All the brustees
and a number of ratepeenrs were present.
H, Johnston was appninbed chairman
and proved himself the right man in tbs
right plane. R. Ites.ell acted as secre-
tary. The auditors report shoved the
section bo be in a sabtsfaobory financial
oonditien. Cheri. Lawrence was elect.
ed trustee in place of Jos, Stubbs, who
retired. Jno. Clegg secured the °en-
treat 11:0 famishing the wood at 81.16
per cord. The caretaking of the sehool
was hat nob lel as 111e trustees will ask
for tenders, The scrubbing and cleaning
of the school for the year was let by
open tender for 84.08, and the Secretary•
ship wits secured by S. Irwin at 61.03
per annum.
Outer,.—With the death of Mrs. Wm,
Wilson, which took plane at her reel.
deuce, Morris, on Thursday evening, Jan.
lab, the life of one of the oldest and most
respected of the pioneers of thie town-
ship closed. Deeeaseil was born in the
county of Antrim, Ireland in December
of the year 1822, and emigrated to this
country in the 1887, settling a t first in
Peovfnoe'of Qnebso. Afterwards she re-
moved to the County of Wentworth, in
1847 where she was married to her now
bereaved husband in 1847. In 1864 they
moved to. Morris township, and settled in
their present home. Seven children
were born to them three of whom are
left to mourn bhc'loss of an affectionate
mother, viz, : ars. J. Kgrnighan, of the
sixth lino of Morris ; Matthew, who is
married and lives of tho homestead; mod
May, who lithe at home, now oaring for
her aged father. Mrs. Wilson had been
n member of the choral of Emitted for
a number of years and to the large Girdle
of relatives and friends who mourn hot
loss she has ]oft the snblilnosb consolation
which can brighten the hour of deabh.
The funeral took piece of Monday, the
imte'ment being made nt Breiceele ceme-
tery, (Rev, W. 8', Oho? concnated the
Ravine.
'lel her narrow bed en laid her,
And Mur grief 00 foment San toll,.
Silent loads felt tears descending,
O'er the farm we loved so well,
i
• tvl neo a' a p tad
��o to weep may anal ,
]Daily is env Srtvinur saying,
Mr, Gibson, of Jamestown; is very
poorly at present.
Miss korreab has returned from a hall•
day visit with relatives and erp
Woodetook,
Mrs, Frank Ashton, of the Id cat„
who has been seriously indisposed • fur
some time, ie no better,
Mae Hubert, of St, Thomas, and Jos,
Sharp, of Toledo, utero visiting relatives,
Mies Sharp returned to St, Thomas on
Monday,
Anson T, Pybue is home stn a visit,
after an abeamof three yore1 Winny•
peEs Ulnae the west tip•bop and will,
return bfoolong,
A. W, Sloan intends shortly to take a
somewhat extended trip to the Southern
States. We wish Mr, Sloan a pleasant'
trip and a safe cetera.
W. W. Sloan, teacher in S. S. No. 4,
ie holding a night school for the benefit
of the young men in that locality. Mr.
Sloan is a gentleman and always ready
to assist in rendering aid to those whose
opportunities were not so favorable in
the years gone by,
PussanrATioN,—Tito Woodstock Stand-
ard in speaking of a sehool examination
et Bond's Corners refers to a son of Wm.
Forresfe, of this township, as follows :—
"The sehool examination on Tuesday,
Deo. 23rd, was a very pleasant affair to
all concerned. After the usual array of
classes, in wh'ah Geo. Weir assisted, Mr,
Forrest, who has so faithfully performed
his duties as teacher during the last six
years, was road an address from hie
scholars and presented with a handsome
easy chair and pair of gloves. A general
feeling of satisfaction in the proaress of
the school I and beet wishes for Mr.Pot
-
rear s emcees in the future, e 1 e ore ase es .
F , w xpr a
ed by all present." Mr,' Forrest's first
school was at Browntown, Morris town-
ship.
ANOTnxa PIONEER Gotta.—On the last
day of the year the spirit of Margaret,
relict of the late Richard Millers, took its
flight. The deceased was upwards of 86
years of age and had retained her bodily
health and her faculties in s wonderful
manner, 'She'eame tb Morris with her
husband from Sootland in the year 1864
and settled on the farm on which 'she
died. Mr. Miller,,deperted this life pbou t
13 years ago give sensate living viz. :
Jno. R., tide License Inspector of East
Huron ; Wm., residing qt ,Prince Albert,
N. 'W. T. ; Ahdrew, Robe. and Thos..
living in Morris, Turnberry. and Wrox
eter, respectively. (tire.. Miller was of
old Presbyterian stook and dearly loved
the kirk. The funeral took place on
Saturday, the interment being made at
Biuevale. Rev. Ur. Davidson, of 'Wrox-
eter, conducted the service.,
Lar'rito w el -
B.
l -
B. F. Brook, of the Listowel Woollen
Mills, has taken his son into partnership,
and the business will be carried on in
future under the name of B. F. Brook &
Son.
Friday, 0th inst., is the date appointed
for holding the winter meeting of the
North Perth Farmers' Institute in this
town.. The meeting will be held in the
Town Hall, oommeneing at 10:80 a. m_
A child of lobe Little, implement
agent, had a narrow escape from being
burned to death by evertereing a lamp
into bar lap. The child was badly burn-
ed, and Mr. Little also had his hands
blistered in extinguishing the flames.
The Listowel foundry and wood -work•
ing machine manufactory is being again
started up, a change having taken piece
in mnoagemeut, btsesrs. Climie and
Austin have retired from the old firm,
and L Bush has formed a partnership
with Mr. Gunther, of Milverton, who is
practical machinist and brings cousid-
erable capitalpato the badness.
Niue Tiffany ears, loaded with cheese,
left Listowel the other day for export to
Britain. There were other 3,800 boxes
altogs.her, representing between 825,000
and 6811,000 in value. The choose was
from factories in than neighborhood.
Molesworth Notary alone contributing
nearly 87,000 worth. T. Ballantyne &
Son were the buyers. This is one of the
largest single shipments of cheese that
has yet been made from Listowel.
Perth County.
The South Perth Farmers' Institute
will convene at St. Marys this week.
The Harmony postofAce has bean otos.
ed, Dir, Powell, who has held the position
for Revere( years, having resigned.
The list of convieeious in Perth for the
Tatter ended Deeelnber Otb, 1800, shoe
the amonnt of fines and damages to be
309, and the number of persons eon.
vioted 10,
The Moukton factory made over 811,.
000 worth of ohosso last season. The fol-
lowing directors have been elected : Thos.
1lloffate, Thos. Hannavan, John Francis,
Geo, Struthers and Roble Smith.
Rev, T. M. Campbell, of St, Marys, has
been elected a member of the Executive
Committee of Alma College, St. Thomas.
His daughter, Mattie, bas also been ap-
pointed to the position of assistant teach-
er in .English studies ab the same insti-
tution.
On Sunday next, 11th init., Rev, d. A.
Turnbull, the esteetnsd pastor of the First
Presbyterian chimes, St. Marys, for a
number of years, will deliver his fdro•
well sermon, having accepted a call from
West Toronto. On the 18th the pulpit
will be declared vacant. •
A shocking accident happened at Mit.
ohell on Thureday'of last week. Oharlee
French, an adopted sot of John French,
while crossing the river, a branch of the
Thames, fell through the toe and was
drowned. The body was recovered on
Monday. The unfortunate boy was a
bright, smut yomlg fellow, and was only
about thirteen years of age,
The following rebuke to the young
men of Dublin is told by a norrespondott
of the Mitchell Advocate from that place
—A ,young man who is not in the habit
of visiting town only on certain occasions
made a slight mistalie the other night as
he walked tip street. He met a young
lady who lie tock to be an 01 1 time no-
gnaiumnce of lois, and thought it a good
opportunity to crook a joke at her at.
ponse. ]Io stopped up behind her and
gave her a lass, saying "How are you,
clear 1' Het to hie surprise he had he,
stowed the token of friendship oe the
wrong young lady. lie immedfntoly
apologized for iris forwardness, saying,
'1 tookysn for terns,--." Blit, instead of 'no (roods fere' Here, and they -.Mrs'' be Disposed of. llnito some
goo,ing cl'fgntlsd at him, oho only twined littit' clodgel' s heart lad spending 20 cent,: if llOtlllno•
up her little viperish eye, aocorepanied g by 1 e' r a 190fN.
with it anile and said, "don't 15101000 it,
for I lusow yon are it stranger In town,"
ENTIRE HORSES AND MARES
FOR S4LE.
The subscriber offers the following
Well-bred Animals for Sale :
„Cadiz" (0604), VOL II ;
',Earl of Breadilbane" (67011), Vol, II,
These borsoa are 3 ;years old ; bow/
drangbt.
"Laren Chief," 0• years old, heavy
draught,
One Entire Colt, teeing 2 years, from im,
ported atook op both stdee; heavy
draught.
"Prince Of Douglas," a road er carriage
stallion, rising 8 yearn J imported.
One Heavy Draught Mare, 0 years old ;
Imported ; with foal.
One Canadian brad Mare, heavy draught,
tieing 6 years, with foal by her side.
One Mare Foal, from imported atook on
both sides.
One Gelding, 3 years old, heavy draught,
re/Ander- Tsnuus will bo made to
Responsible Parties,
The above mentioned stook may be
seen, pedigrees secured and prices ob.
rained by applying to
A, :IPLIR,
26- Bnussal,s P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
H037872 AN]) LOT FOIL BALE
'with good garden, well end stable
6l P Y U 19098. T133$8J1 17,8,
Dieohunia $creat.
1 I1M$ BOR SAVE.—'TSE JN-
uult°eneasstispotlSalo aort,yepmrwnllpd
of Morris and Grey. 10, 8. BCOTT,ISS'ussele
�F10ICE FARM FOR 'SALE.—
4J Beteg South half Lot 27, cori, 0, Morrie,
150 scree, Raufly all cleared. Geod.buildings,
about 29 acres Pall •wheat inground. Easy
terms. Apply to N, 11, envOLo115,
11. Schaper, Ac., 8rsossls.
I'iABlll TO BENT. --THE SUB-
ocriber offers Ills 180 acre farm, being
Lot 10 and want half lot 14, Con. 14, Grey, to
rent, lietweeu 80 andel) acres cleared- i+or
further partienlars, as to r sub; basins, eccs.
appl'y to PLOTitlt 811 CAAI1c, 4'rcpriotor,
O1mabrook P• 0- 1;1.4
• 41A.Rbi FOR SALE,—THE
L ooneroosg, cams for sale the north
east quarterof lot 2e, concession e, Morris
County of Ouron,cuntalning SO acres. The
land is of drat gpality Audi's a high striate of
eultivrrtion, well( lensed and auder•drainsd
ulna house lwithpconmxtee walla, 9r walls
good barna and abed, orchard, etc- Eight
awes of fall wheat, This .lesirnble property
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. 13nit-
a4le tetras will be given . Title perfect.
JAMICti
01,43071 2, Owner
da- 6eafar di P. 0.
cKINLEY BILL BEATEI
New Raisins
New' Via, �
w:Cur'��n•
5,,
Candied Peals and Nuts of Various Kinds,
A, Splendid Assortment of Candies
for Christmas.
A Fide Range of Crockery.
W. H. M'ORACKEN.
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BOOKSTORE. �t• i'
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The Realms of the Rich and Rare ransacked for the
Beautiful and Useful.
THE PICK OF SANTA'S PACK
Of Presents are here Presented to the Public.
Every
Purse.
Every
Person.
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THE
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THE PENNY,, r , r 1 THE MOTHER,
THE DIME, ti� O lI E { II I N G 1 TIIE FATHER,
THE QUARTER, THE LOVER,
THE HALF, ---FOR— THE GIRL,
AND 0100 THE 130Y,
BIG....„ Y 0 U 1
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AND Ina:
BABY.
Something to Suit Everyone's Stocking,
OUT Store is Stacked with, Bird JIear'tecl
gains at Big Ileariiecl Prices.
PRIZFS - AND - SURPRISES - FOR - EVERYBODY,
DOLLS in Bisque, Wax, China &c.,
Drums, Work Boxes, allagie Lanterns,
Money Banks, Writing Desks, Cups tt Saucers.
Children's Toy Sets, - Washboards, Pails, &e.
GAMES OF VARIOUS SORTS.
Sleighs, Carts, Whips, Horses, Trains,
And Toys of almost Every Description.
Big Bargains in Bibleta and .A11bums.
— 1 PANSY SERIES OF STORY BOOKS' —
Boy's Own, - Girl's Own, - Chatterbox,
AND PICTURE BOOKS BY THE WORE,
(idly(( YOUR, SELECTION EARLY AT
lie-• •"Ifs w do ,you (clow that's" Shoe.
"011, 9 can °roil,y toll, for there is nota t-_�
,yennl7 meat in t)nblin who has courage
'Come.,ti;ere't roost enough for all."' euoiigh to kiss a serum lardy,"