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Tc ooaet on a Wheel and yet
keep your feet on the Pedalo ie what you
oan do if you buy one of one Creeeent
i3ieyolee fitted with a Morrow Oases
and Brake, The beet thing out, When
Yea are going down krill you simply atop
pedalling ; wben you:nd yourself going
too fast yeti bank pedal wbioh applies
the brake. You oan go down the steepest
bill with safety: Bide 50 miles and
pedal 85 is about wbat you oan do, .'Ron
Oen buy a Crescent High grade Bloyole
fitted with this brake for lees money than
yon can bey many others, or $10 lege
witboul it, . Let ue thew you our stook
of Crescent. Bloyolae at from $18.00 to
$40.00.
G.A. Deadman,
fruggtst and Graduate optician;
Brussels, Ont.
MONTREAL
Wail Papers.
TORONTO
Wall Papers,
Weeteleob ono Wall Papers from both
Toronto and Montreal and oan give you
the best ranee from botb, Let es show
you ear stook,
t RANNO TRUNK RAILWAY.
sooTHERN EXTREME W. O. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gerrie 900011. GOMNM NORTH.
'Express 710 a.m.I Mail 2.10 p.m
Mixed9:45 a,m. Depress ......10:17 p.m
,add .Ca>OCR n .
A ohiel'e amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prem it.
Panora schools reopen next Monday.
Toupee and Wednesday's showers
will do good.
Steam and ohab are being caught in
the Maitland.
SPRING plowing, in sod, begun this week
with a few farmers.
BowLmS Club organization meeting on
Thursday evening of this week.
R. Wmo:.utn has purchaeed a trim
black roadster, giving him a matched
team now.
AN addition bee been built to Philip
Ament'e et tble and will be utilized for
horses and poultry.
JNo. Soon shipped 2 cars of cattle on
Monday from Bruenele. There were
some dand.ee in the shipment.
Ray. R. ]rano, Obairmao of the Board
of Heath, has a public notice in this is-
sue that all should read andgovern them-
selves accordingly.
FOUR -IN RAND neckties, which are an
loud an the explosion of a Boer "Long
Tom," are on sale here. The design is
that of a Union Jaok in colors, with red
and blue endo.
TENDERS will be received for the new
Agricultural Hall np to 7 p. m, on Satur-
day of this week and will be opened on
Monday next at 4 p. m., wben the Grey
Branob Directors will meet.
Tay Listowel Standard says :-The
Mountain Remedy 00., represented by
Lorne Hunter, was in town ibis week,
introducing this remedy. He disposed
of`tbe enormous lot of 325 paokagee of
the remedy in towo.
F. S. SCOTT in giving hie newly acquir.
el residence, William street, a complete
overhauling before moving in. The
house he is leaving will receive an out.
fitting too before beingtaken possession
of by Jno. Leckie anfamily, of
Toronto.
PEOPLE Wn° TRAvEL,-T. Farrow, C.
P. R. agent sold tiokets during the past
week as follows :-Mine Ida McNichol,
Miss Phemie McMillan and J. J. Coates,
to Shoshone, Idaho ; Albert Berfellz, to
St. Paul, Minn. ; H. R. Elliott, and N.
Platt, to Gladstone, Man.; Robt. Mo.
Oatoheon, to Alameda, Assa. ; Will.
Forbes, to Binscarth, Man. ; Mrs. Geo.
Werner and Miss Werner, to Lethbridge,
Alberta.
Pnosrnors of business brieking np at
the Ronald Fire Engine Works are favor-
able. Nameroue orders for repairs to
engines art ooming in and Mr, Ronald is
figuring an several tenders for new mach-
ines. People oan talk as they like but
when it comes down to the real business
of fighting a fire the "Ronald" proves its
superiority every time. One bigfire soon
destroys more property than would par.
chase a half dozen steam enginee.
ROBERT WENN DEAD, -On March 22th,
at Sylvia, N. O., the spirit of Robert
Wynn took its flight. Deceased was
aged 04 years and 7 months. La grippe
and pleurisy was the cause of death. He
leaves a brother and 7 sisters to mourn
bis demise and a widow, who is blind.
The family havethesympathy of many
friends in Brueeels and locality. Mr.
Wynn's death is the second break in a
family of nine ohildren of the late Wm.
Wynn, of Brunie.
Fuer CAPE TOWN. -A letter was MeV-
ea last week from Thos. Bloomfield,
written at Cape Town, South Africa, on
Maroh 9th. In it be sage we hada, eine
trip, 000npying nearly 4 weeks from
Liverpool to Cape Town. An enjoyable
time was put in on the voyage, two oan.
carts a week being on the program. Oat
of 1,000 horses we ware taking ont we
only fed 55 of them to the sharks an the
trip. We were highly commended by
the British Government officers far land.
leg our cargo in so healthy a condition
after 60long a journey and the greet
'change in climate. When we loaded at
Liverpool the animals were white with
anew and eleaking with the cold and the
borate, that died went down with lung
trouble. (Jape Town is a beautiful place
and 'coke mule like the Old Country,
with the Salvation Army at the street
cotnen. The weather is warm bob the
nights are cool, Tbere are 5 or 6 boats
belonging to the same Company we acme
on out here at present. The Boer women
Mad children'who were taken from Lady.
smith are here, many of them sleeping
on the bare ground and eating fish they
nabob along the shore. daps Town
people give them food and clothing.
This ie a very exciting place to live in
just now and Brusgelitee don't know any
thing thee te war r at it is totnethin
g
terrible to witness the sighte bee at pree•
ent. liar. Bloomfield Was not aerate of
llfs mother's death when lie wrote and
addreoeed his lebtet to her, Tom hag
gone on to Bteomfontoin to delve an am•
bulauoe,
2ND HAND
BICYCLES...
We have two Crescent Bipyoles, new
last yeer, guaranteed in perfeot condition,
with Dunlop tires, for $15 lase than when
new. These are bargains. We bavealeo
one run two years, for 517,50, with Dan.
lop tires, guaranteed perfect.
G. A. Deadman,
Agent for Crescent Bioyolee.
eaaa.
MAPLE syrup.
T114 Sag drill girls were photographed
at both galleries on Wednesday after,
noon.
$5.75 was paid for the shipment of bogs
by Messrs. Banker & Vanstone: on Tues-
day. Thio ie a big price.
A CRAM letter from Dr. Kalbfieisob,
Chicago, and other newsy matter is
crowded out of this ieene but will appear
next week,
S. WILTON le the proud poseeseor of a
line "Costumer" foal from his "Saranac"
mare. The young fellow should be
something pretty splay.
Gnomic Roan has been doing a whole-
sale business over the 0, P. R. express
line, vla bis stage to Wroxeter and part
of the time under adverse cironmetaneee
owing to the bad condition of the roads.
S. T. Pram bas the addition to bis
blaokemibh shop, Flora street, about oom.
plated. It is 9x60 feet with a comfort-
able office in front and is a big improve.
meet to the comfort and oonveoienos of
the place.
Bnossnae FLAX MILL WILL RUN. -This
pleasing intimation was made public on
Monday by the issuance of posters an.
nouncing that Beed will be given out at
Brussels mill. The boniness will be ran
under the name of Livingston & Co. and
will be managed by P. Hogg, who is an
experienced band at the work. He in
meeting with a very bearey response
from the farmers and the running of the
mill will be good news to the towns.
peoplego well owing to the large amount
of work to be done in handling the crop.
It is expected that from 800 to 400
baehelo of seed will be given out and
$10 00 per fou ie offered for the flax if of
good quality and properly harvested.
The market has brightened op consider•
ably and we hope, for all concerned, that
it may continue to improve. See Mania
ger Hogg if you want any information
about the flex business,
DIED AT LatDEM-At Lauder, elan i tuba,
on April 011, the spirit of John Albert
Burgess passed away to the Great Be-
yond. Mr. Bargees was the oldest son of
Mrs. Wm. Cornish, formerly of Morris
township, now of Mitchell. Deceased
was born on Lot 80, Cora 7, Morrie, and
for a number of years lived in the home
now 000npied by Hugh R. Elliott, in
Grabamville. He was united in marriage
to Mies Ellen Purvis, of Morris, 15 years
ago, and went to the West in the year 1889
here he has pared on his comfor-
table
m
profP P
table farm homestead. Mn. Bargees was
a man possessed of a robust oonetitntion
and had known very little illness until
about 4 months ago, when he was taken
with typhoid lever, wbioh was followed
by a complication of diseases, wbioh in
spite of medical skill and careful atten•
dance, won the mastery. He suffered
greatly during the latter period of his
illness but bore all with Ohriatian forti-
tude, and was never known to oomplaia.
Jost before hie death he sang, "We that'
meet me that evergreen ebors," and bis
last words were, "Weep not for me, dear
wife, nor grieve that I am gone, trust in
our leavenly Father and meet me there.'
Deceased was a oomparatively young
mac, being only 26 years, 6 months and
7 days et age. He leaves a widow and
7 abildren, (Mrs. Cornish, Mitchell,) his
mother and 3 brothers, (William, of
Guelph ; Fred., of Clinton, and Walter,
of Mitchell,) to mourn his death, The
sorrowing relatives have the eympatby of
a large circle of Wanda in Morris, Bros.
sale and vicinity.
Bawled DIATOM-A000rdiug to anno0noe•
meat the annual sawing match took
plane at Brussels on Friday afternoon of
last week and attracted a large crowd,
probably numbering 800 to 1000 people.
The contest took place on the market
square adjoining the Town Hall. There
were 12 entries and splendid work was
done throughout. The log wee a green
beeob, with comparatively little taper to
it. Followiug is the order of the sawing
and the time of earth :
NA.= 1sT 001 21n) Cur TOTAL
McFadzean Bros 54$ 000 44 - 08
Maxwell &Rands 00 801- 964
Barnard '& Barnard G9 " 41 -100
Fowler & Ruby 89 " Did not caw
Logan & Logan 481 " 891- 804
Sternal & sternal 88 " 47 -117
Stewart & 1larris 45 " 891- 704
OorealitnBros 40 80 - 86
Ireland & Barnard 19 040- 771
Harris & Ram say 04 ' 28 -- 02
Williamson Broil - 40 " 81 - 714
Manser & B eewitberiok.,40 " 404-924
The four prizes were awarded as follows i
let, Hands & Ramsay, of Grey township ;
2nd, Williamson, Bros., of Grey town.
ship ; 3rd, Ireland & Barnard, of Wrox•
stet ; 4th, Stewart & Harris, of Grey
township, Messrs. Harris &Ramsay had
a handicap of 0 seconds placed upon them
but had no trouble in winning.. W. M.
Sinclair and W. F. Scott were time keep.
ere and 'darters I N. F. Gerry announced
out finished and the other members
of the Oommittee were J. T. Rosa and R.
Johnston. Several looal matches were
made up after the big oonteet was over
and the orose.cats were going after 6
o'ulook, Grey township appears to be
the home ofthe sawyers and ales of
the Stere. The 1st prize winners will
have to rehire on their well earned honors
as an inoreaeed liandioap of 5 or 10
geoonde over Friday's match would practi-
cally dile them out or make it a very
049800 teat for them. It would be a
difficult matter to get twelve nave to do
mob better wotk than the exhibition
given at the Metall bete,
Tot roar gives the newel no dotlbt
ebeet that.
A. R. Suloo'e nary awning ie the "lend*
eel" tbiug la town,
Ocut atentL travellore are as think as
bug tit the swarming,
Mee, Jno. McKenzie and daughter (Taut
Beater with friends at Guelph.
Goma TO AXLto ii. -R, Route Lbs well
known horseman, who bas bandied sopte
Of the best etrings of rage home both on
this Ooutinenb and Europe, -leaves -on
Monday for Aylmer, Ont„ where be will
take oharge of the fast stook belonging to
w eyndicabe there for the coming season
and if it is in the animitle tba driver will
see that the let money comae to hiefiier%,
Jas. O'Geary'o 4 bersee, that Mr, Rothe
was training bare during the Winter,
were Bent to their owner et •Pebrolia.
Mrs. Bootee and family will not remove
from Brussels, we are pleased to know.
TbsAylmer people will find "Dick"a
fair, equare man, well up in hie business
and gentlemanly to ,t marked degree,
What he don't know about a horse could
be pat in a small specie.
LIOEESE Ootitllsoionsas,=Cuesday of
this week East Huron License Board met
at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, T, Gib.
son in the chair. The following hotel
licenses were granted :-Beimore, loo,
Lamonby ; Lakelet, Joseph J, Emel ;
Fordwioh, Alex, Orr • Gude, Geo,
Brown and Robert White ; Wroxeter,
Jno. Gotten and A. Walker ; Bluevale,
granted to house if suitable teuaut-is
seonred ; Bulgrave, Jno. Soandrett
Jamestown, Thoe. Molwen, beer and
wine ; Mole*worth, Ohas, Seebaver •
Ethel, M. Henry ; Oraabrook, Jacob
Long ; Brnseels, 0. Zilliex, Stratton
Bros., and Inc. Ament ; Walton, Pars, 0.
Sage ; Leadbury, Thos. Jones; Dublin,
Joseph Webber. The last named is the
only new appltoant. After attending to
other business, Board adjourned to meet
at the Central Hotel, ernasels, on Wed.
nesday, May 2nd, at 1 o'clock.
33aD BATT. CoNoosT.-.-Arrangements
are being ootnpieted for the bolding of a
aeries of firet•olase oonoerts to be held at
Goderioh, Olinton, Wingharo, Brussels
and Seaforth. The talent is goo:1 and
consists of Misses Eva May and Laura
Acheson, eolaist and violinist ; Miss
Ella Fisher, elocutionist, all of Gaderieb,
with Mies Bally Oombe, of Olinion, as
pianist. Ooaoert will be held here on an
evening in the first week of May. Pro.
coeds of the series will go toward a fund
t0 better the camp arrangements of the
privates of 38rd Batt, No doubt a good
house will greet the talent here. A few
local numbers may be added. Further
particulars may be obtained by oonvereiug
with W. M. Sinclair, who takes a lively
interest in military affairs. He will
have hie egnad out to drill on Viotoria
Park next Monday eveniug if the ground
is eaffioiently dried np for puede.
ANNrvensLne.-The annual anniversary
entertainment of the Methodist Sabbath
eobool was held in the Town Hall, Brus-
sels, on the evening of Good Friday and
attracted a large eudienoe. Rev. John
Holmes presided and performed the
duties pleasantly. Program was varied
so as to give the different departments of
the eobool a share in the evening's pro•
oeedings and was as follows :-Opening
clients, "There'sa Royal Banner" •
prayer, Rev. R. Paul ; song, "Launch
oat Into the deep," Lottie Blaebill ; retie
tation, "Sand," Ruby Plum ; song"I'm
a little soldier," Tom Burk,FrankGerry,
Cleve Denbow, Oarl Peebles ; recitation,
"Boys," Cheater Armstrong ; solo,
"Fishers of Men," Pearl Lowry ; retie
talion, "Torch of Liberty," Mildred
Scott; chorus, "A band of Reapers,'
Maggie Cardiff, Alice Booe, Minnie Dud.
ley, Annie Lowry, Annie Bozell and
Alice Kendall ; recitation, "Joe," Mise
illaggie Rozell ; song, "Rainy day,"
Hazel Rozell, Orma Gerrie, Nellie Peebles.
Pearl Baeker, Clara Simmons, Florenoe
and
Violet McKenzie;instrumental
emstrum nt l duet,et
violin and piano, "Thmerry Anetioan
maroh," 31. L. Jackson and Miss Jean
MaLaoeblin ; recitation, "The Storm,"
Ella Fansbon ; "The conquering Orme,"
a musical exercise by 30 pereone, chorus
and orobeetra ; Nolo, "We'll stand by the
flag," Leslie Herr ; recitation, 'Little
Will," Pearl Sharp ; solo, "Believe,"
atlas Degge • recitation, "The first set-
tler's story, Mies Brook ; flag drill and
song, "We'll fight for the grand old flag,"
Risen Lizzie Downing, Lan. Holmes,.
Lula Davis, Thurso Gerry, Annie
Smith, Lily Mooney, Kate Rozell, Mabel
Hayeroft, Nora Mau adore, Lizzie Leather -
dale, Lily Sharp, Eva Mo0raoken, Leo
Curry, Carrie Hiogaton, Olara Crawford
and Berrie Denbow ; National anthem.
The program was varied, well rendered
on the whole, and the interest maintained
to the end, In "The Conquering Cross"
oontata, Mies Brook took the leading
part as the "Spirit of Missions" and did
excellently. Ella Funotoo represented a
Hindu ; Oharlie Hingeboo, a Chinese ;
Pearl Lowry, a Mexioan ; Eva Denbow,
a Japanese ; and Marble Lowry, an
Armenian, and in their costumes looked
quite the aorreotthing, giving their reoi•
Cations and song well. Ira Gerry was
"War": MiesJosieBuchanan, "Wealth" ;
Will. McCracken, "Power" ; Mies Annie
Maunders, "Learning,' offering, ree-
peotively, their gifts to the Spirit of
Missions to uplift the world, all being
declined. Mies Minnie McNaughton
presented a arses whit% was accepted.
Miss Oarrie Hingston rendering the solo,
"0 t Conquering Oroes" very acceptably
and W. E.. Kerr sang "Not by Might noc
by Power," The ahorusee by the school
were heartily sung and were lead by the
S. S. Orchestra, oonducted by H. L, Jaok.
son. Miss Bva Degge was warmly greet-
ed in her solo, "Believe," by Geo, Tan-
nerill, which was exceedingly well nen-
tiered, and beartily enoored, wi'Iingly
responding with "Fiorenstiue" with good
effect. seldom has a prettier eoene been
presented than the flag drill with the
16 young ladies in white, with tri•oolored
seethes and eacb oarrying two flags.
They sang the patriotio song in good
style and were raptarcooly encored, in
respone0 to which they repeated the last
Mee
"When the Boers in the far off Transvaal
'Gainer Britain took up acme,
Our own brave boys feared not to face
Grim battle's dread alarms ;
They baekied on their kaapeaoke
They fetidly bade adieu,
And one bright day they marobed away
To eloow what our boys oan do."
Votes of thanks were paged to those
misting, particularly Mies Degge and
Wee Jean SloLauchlio, the latter being
pianist, and and Mrs, VV. Ii, Kerr for
her tronble and time intraining for the
drill, &a. The proceeds totalled nearly
$40,00 which Wee very good considering
that the admission fee was only 10 an
15 Dente, the primary pupils being admit,
tad free,
C11WI(OU UIIMEte.
Rev.,R.Paul preaobed at Atwood last'
Sunday.
Servide in 11. Q. ehtirob next Sabbath
morning,
Rev. J. 1lohnee will prea0h next bob.
bath evening oil "Tho sig 01.Gambling, "
A oolleob'top in aid of the India Fetnine
Fund will be taken in Melville Sabbath
sohool pu Aptil 29th,
Thursday a',s..teg St, Jehu'e young
people deal with the topic" The Center..
lane servant Healed."
"Serving Ged joyfully" will be the in.
Wresting topic at Melville Endeavor and
the Epworth League next Sabbath even -
"The Oenturian's s,rvanb healed" will
be the topio of the Sabbath School hewn
for next Sunday, See notes on page 3 oe
Tan POST.
Christ, the power and Wisdom of
God" was Bev. Mr. MaKay's eabjeot last
Sabbath morning in Melville church from
wbioh lee'preaobed a profitable di000eree,
The session bas engaged Mr. Malty to
supply Melville pulpit during Rev. Mr.
Ross'' holidaying in the Sommer, .The
pastor preaobed an appropriate Easter
dimness in the evening, the ohoir con
tributing several eeleotione in keepiug
with the occasion.
The annual vestry meeting of St.
Johns oburoh was held on Monday after-
noon. The auditors' statement showed
a balsam on band of $39.00, The
Ladies' Guild receipts for the year were
$43.85. The S. S..receipte were $57.94 ;
expenditure 545.29,' leaving b•.inncs on
hand of $12.65. Daring the ye•.r $800,00
has been paid on the Reobory S'oud leav-
ing
eaving a balance of $100 00, folly eabaoribed,
to be paid next Deoember. The officers
for the ooming year are :-Reator's
Warden, Jas. Irwin ; Peopls'e Warden,
Wm• Bryan Sidesmen,.Fred. Cardiff
and Harry Bartliiff ; Aesiotant Sidemen,
Ohae. Pollard and George Manning;
Treasurer, Thos. Maxwell ; Vestry Olerk,
G. S. Rogers. The Rector's report Elbow-
ed 880 parochial visite during the peat
Year ; 7 baptisms ; 8 marriages and 9
funerals. The reverend gentleman fell
greatly encouraged with the general at.
tendance at divine service, especially
Ooze held during the Lenten season,
Sabbath morning last a children's sera
vine was held in the Methodist °burro,
Rev. Mr. Holmes preaching a very appro.,
Male dieoourse from the text "Ooasider
the flowers of the field." He showed the
physical and moral benefit of Sowers and
pointed out three lessons learned from
them, (1)They suggested God's wisdom
and oars ; (2)The frailty of life (8)The
reaorreotion. The contrast between
wild and garden lowers was pointed out,
drawing the lesson that the lives of
Christiane should be better than those
making no profession. Our aim in life
should be to °nitivete the beet there is in
ns. Pleasing reference was made to the
language of flowers and the Eden of both
earth and heaven, °ailing attention to the
fact that the church was the plaoe for
finwere. Iu the evening "Integrity and
Uprigbuness" was the theme. There was
a floe oolleotion of flowers and foliage
plants. Easter anthems were rendered
by the choir at the seating service.
Business Locals.
Casa for butter and eggs. A. Oousley.
Ctovza and Timothy seed at Mo-
Craoken's.
Carmen and Timothy seed for sale at
Banker & Vaostone'e.
Brumes repaired oarefnliy and prompt-
ly at the Electric • Light Works,
Brunie.
Cause weaving. Satiefaotion guaran.
teed. Robert Anderson,
Ellen street, Brunetti.
POTTHn Beed peas for sale. Over 41,
grown to a0 lain bushels g the re layear.
Aux. MOLAnOHLIN,
Lot 80, Con. 4, Morrie.
Honed., hernese, buggy, nutter, robes,
&o., for sale at a bargain. Good driver
and new rigs. Apply to
W. Oriob, Brussels.
MRs. BALLANTYNE will take orders for
ont flowers and fioraldesigne-oitygreen.
houses. See the fine bedroom sate and
chinaware at her grocery.
JUST IN -A oar of Manitoba f oar and
bran, from the Beautiful Plains Milling
do., Neepawa. Now is the time to put
in your stook for Summer.
Damn & VANsTONE.
When in Wingbam call and see our
new Spring goods. We carry the largest
steak in town. Quality and style equal
to any in the city. From certain actions
of the largest egg dealers of New York
and Montreal, do not be anrprieed to see
eggs as good all Summer as batter hal
been all Winter. Feed those bene. Eggs
still 12c. G. E. KING,
Wiogham.
• MORN..
ALrEe.-Io Grey, on April 6tb, to Mr.
and Mre. Joseph Ames, a daughter.
BBEortnNnlnoE,-In Morris, on April 40b,
to Mr. and Mrs. D. lreekeoridge, a
eon.
Ponca, -In Molaillop, on April 1811, to
Mr. and Mre. Hugh Fulton, a eon.
McALLloxnn.-In Grey, on April 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAllister, a eon.
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HEAD OFFICE, e TORONTO
OAVITAL PAID 51le (One Million Dollars) ' 51,000,000
BBSERVB FUND • .. 5600,000
rtgsnotes fit alt prinefead points in Ontario, Qatebeo, Manitoba, United States t$ England.
f .71ri79!.sms 3eavr ff.
A General Banking Busiueas Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Toned' sod Collections mads on all pointe.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed oe deposits of $1,00 and npwarde,
SPEOIAL ATTENT;ON30033 TO TEE c)os4l001.I0N 00 B'Aansne' SALA NoTnsI
Every facility afforded Customers liviug at a dietanoe.
J, N. GORDON, ACW7Ne AGENT,
DeRae•s :,5 air.a.xeacft'ae, t.
Fall' Wheat 60 63
Barley88
Peas 58
Oats 26
Butter, tubs and rolls ,12
Sggs per dozen 9
Flour per barrel" 4.00
Potatoes (per bus) 20
Apples (per bag) 1 00
Salt per bbl,, retail,1 00
Hay per ton 7 00
Hides trimmed 6
Hides rough 6
Sheep skins, each 80
Lamb eking emote 25
Hoge, Live 6 50
Wool 8
40
60
27
18
10
450
20
1 00
70
7 00
04
5
1 00
25
5 60
18
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
MONEY to loan, private funds, on farm
security. Apply at THE Poem.
OEoroE seed potatoes for Bale. 16 var-
ieties to uhooee from. EDWARD GARVIN,
Lot 1, Con. 11, Grey. 89-8
4 TEAR old mare for sale, broken to
drive or work. 680. 8PEIR,
86•tf, Lot 21, 4th line Morrie,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
NOTICE 1
Any one driving over the Graaolithlo-Side-
walka, unless at the regular crossings, will
be prosecuted.
0100. THOMSON, Reeve.'
IPiOR SALE. — A BEAUTIFUL
home on Queen street ; also apian o
very little used, one of the best maltee r
three hundred and fifty dollars. Must be
sold before the let of April. Apply to
MISS M. CAMPBELL, Brussels.
MAR.RS=L-
Beses-Doxi.-On Wednesday, Marob
1ltb, by Rev. Par. Moore, of Listowel,
Mies Agnes, daughter of Mr. Adam
Duke, 4th 000., to Mr, Samuel Byers,
of the Boundary.
Boou.N-Pnnnnn.-By Rev. D. Rogers,
on April 18th, at Hillside farm, the
residence of the bride's parents, Mr,
Henry M, Beeman to Mine Mary,
soound dangbter of Mr. Henry Per.
dee, all of Morris.
OAatentcr,r-DALH,-In Tuakeremitb, on
April 1011, by Rev. A. 0. Tiffin, of
Walton, Mr. Jae. H. Campbell, of
MoKillop, to Miss Harriet D,tle, of
Tuolteremith.
ORAveono•-•Gmect. At the residence of
the bride's parents, on April 11th,
by Rev, A. 0. Tiffin, Mr, W. T. Cray-
ford, of 'Osborne township, to Miss
Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. George
Grigg, of Morrie.
S31rTa-LAIDLAW. -'In Egmondvillei od
April lith, by Rev, N. Shaw B. A.,
Me. John Smith, of Hallett, to Mae
Ella Laidlaw, of Tuckerareibb.
Youxo,-/n MountForeet, od April ', Mh,
James A. Yonng,•formeriy of Ethel,
(teed ears and 3 menthe.
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Bnnoies.-Ab Lauder, on April 6th, John
Albert Bargees, aged 86 ysare, 6
months and 7 bye.
WreN.-At Sylvia, N. 0,,a1. Sean &carob
29th, Robert Wynn, aged 64 yoare
and 7 menthe,
A HUNTER, LICENSED AU0-
• TfoNEEBtor the County- Exper-
ience of over 14 years, and knowledge of who
to sell to. Will guarantee. satisfaction. If
you. want to sell or bay a farm oall on me.
Money to loan at 40 ner cent.
Public Notice I
The residents of Brussels are hereby noti-
fied that the time has come when all yards,
water-ale:ete and other places mast be at-
tended to and °leaned up, And further not-
ion is given that the law will ne enforced in
all eases where these matters areneglected,
Signed R, PADL, , Chairman of the Board of
Health.
'-PLACER MiNiNfl CLAIMS IN
THE YUICQN T I':RRITORY.
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NOTIODis hereby given that ell of the
placer ruining claims, whole and Area-
tional, the property of the Orown, in the
Yukon Territory, will be offered for sale at
public auction at Dawson, by the Gold Com-
, mrseioner, on the 2nd day of July, 1000.
Twenty per cent. of the parobaso money
shall be paid to the Gold. Commissioner at
Dawson on the day of gala and the remaind-
er within thirty days from that date.
There will be 710 reotriotion es to the num-
ber of olalme: which may be sold to any one
person or persons holding a Flea ]wiper's
Oerbideabe ; but nobydraulia claims will bne
included in the Sala.
So soon ne blie purohaeo moray hae been:
paid in full, an'rios for the olalme .will -he
of tbe
granted
in
mining with
provisions
in
force, wibb the exception of the provision so
to the staking out ofolaimp, and the claims
sold shall thereafter be subj sot to the placer
mining s,
A tutwoy ofregulatitheonolalme sold will be mads
by the Department ab as early a data as
ppee Bible, e, and tiro claims shall include ground
the survey
accordance
with
Surveyor may Agana by
survey in mode iuoo wibh eaoh Regulations
as may be mode in that behalf, and the de.
oise a
of the Gold d solonex. shall in
respect thereof be final
l anand oono,usivo.
In cane for any reason it le deemed impos-
Bible.by the Gold Commissioner to give title
and posseeelon to any claim disposedofat
such auctionsale, the Gold Commissioner
will refund the deposit paid at the time of
sale and no claim shall 11e against the
Grown In respect to failure togive title or
poeeoeelon.
A second orth, n sale under the conditions
on
above set forth, will be at Dawson . on
the 2nd day of August, 1900, of all claims nob
disposed of lar the auction sale of the 20d.
July, 1900, and of any other olaima which
have in the meantime become the property
of the Crown under the regulations in that
behalf, - PERLBY G, HEYI1,
Secr5etary.
Depart anent oltho Interior,
Ottawa, Mot February, 1000.
REAL ESTATE.
!`I OOD. FARM FOR SALE.—
Vf Apply to THE POST, Brussels.
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37INE FARM FOR SALE.—BE-
A.:Irro Lot 29. N 4 Con. 0. Morrie township,
containing 08 acres of first -Mass land, There
is shouse barn, orchard and good ware-
house, and farmis well fenced. There are
86 acres hi Fall wheat; 1G 00008 in hay and
95 acres pasture. Possession could be given
at once. Farm adjoins the 1111,004 of Brae.
sale, For further particulars as to price,
terms, ,to,, write to JAMBS LIVINGSTON,
M. P., Baden, 22 -ti
�SEASO SEASONABLE
goQDSr .
Bluestone,
inseet Powder,
Copperas,
Moth Camphor,
Chloride of Lime,
Carbolic Acid,
Little's Phenyle,
Caustic Soda.
We have them—Strietly one
Quality -the best, at
Fox's Drug Store.
LARGE FARM FUR SALE. -
040' acme, complete motion, near
Soubilwoot boundary of Manitoba, Over 100
mores under cultivation. .Fine two•etorey
house eosting aver 81000. 8 miles from rail.
way;; Ayer Souris panes through farm;
near cheap coal supply. Price 09000.
Apply to JNO, D. RONALD.
.(FARM FOR SALE OR TO
RnNT..430100 S 4 Lot 21.00n. 7, Morrie,
containing 100 nares, more or lose.. 60 Acres
seeded with timothy and clover ;. well water-
ed with springs .and creek • bunt, fenced,..
roviding good feed for cattle, Possession'.'.
given at any time. For particulars apply to
ALEX. HYSLOP, Proprietor,, or RICHARD
BEWLEY, Morrie. 89-4
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on Mill street, Brussels. The bouse
is a comfortable one, well fitted up, with
cellar, hard and soft water, &a. There is
also a good stable. Fruit - trees in garden :
over one.quarter aore of land. For price,
terms, &o. - apply to H. FINN, Rropnefetor,
W
or . H. BEER of Tme Po0T, ii
t'00R SALE IN ETHEL . VIL-
LAOS, -Oho property of the late John
Elliott, consisting of a solid brick house
with frame kitchen and woodshed, good
stable and. k sore of land all in first-Masscondition. If not sold will be rented. Pos.
session at any time. For particulars apply
to Wm. Saorto0, Ether; ALnx. FATTnneoy,
Galt-; or TM, MoKELYEY, Mt. Forest 00tf
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� IRST - CLASS FARM FOR
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SALE. -Lot 17, oom. 9, Township of
Grey. 100 scree mono or lose. Situate 41
miles from;Bluseels and I miles trona village
of Ethel. All cleared excepting 6 mime of
hardwood bush. Buildings and fancies In
good repair. Good wale. All Fall plowing
done, Price aid terms of payment on ap-
plication to W. M.8INAR
29-L1
BarnloberOL, 00.I, llrueeele..
"WARM FOR SALE. -160 ACRES
Consisting of the South 1 and South 1
of the North 401 Lot 96, Con, 2, East Wawa -
nosh, This is an excellent stook farm,boiag
well supplied with good spring ,, water. It is.
situated about miles from the thriving .Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of It is under
grass. Buildings and fiancee are in a falx
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given. For all information applybo
11-01 G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels.
....ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF.
Men's, Boys'
Ana Youths'
AT A. R.. SMITH'S.
Our Men's, Youths', Boys' and
Little Gents'
ox iF: ,."
,K.
mil .- .. o#s
Are Second to None.
The Solid,
Always the Best
at the Price.
A Heavy Shoe
is just the
Pll
thing for this
Weather.
sin
ing
may come down in torrents, the streets may be coy-
eyed with mud and water, but• you won't mind it if
you have on one of our Rain Proof Coats and your
feetencased in a pair of our Granby Rubbers,
No Space to , quote prices.
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SMITH3
Champion. Clothier, Brussels.
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