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A little early some may
think to talk Wall Papers but
judging from what we are sellA
fns many believe in having
their
Ra 0r Hanging
clone early. As usual we have
a large selection purchased
from both Toronto and Mont-
real, We have an extra var-
iety of
3 rain Papers
ers �
All with Borders and Ceilings
to match. You can make no
mistake selecting your Wall
Papers from our stock.
For the Teeth !
We have lately 7908ieed a nine
selection of Teeth Brushes and what We
balieve to be the beet and hendieat of all
prop9ratione for °leaning the teeth, We
have oleo a nioo powder for this wpm
whish we eon give you in any cjuantlty.
For the Hair !
Wallace a new stook also of Hair
Brnehe9, imported for nil, and have them
from 26o to 51.25 eao11. We axe always
on the lookout for good value in Hair
Bruebee,
For the Duet ! .
We have a large assortment of
Whisks and Olothes Bruebea from 10o.
eaoh up.
GG. A. M /+ N Druggitlt, Optician and
. p�/p / $ ' Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
e017T9EBN EXTENSION W. O. & 9,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, aefollows:
GorseSMITH. GOING NORTH,
Express7:18 a.m.I Mail 2'10 pan
Mixed 9:46. a.m. Expreae 8.17 p.m
goal Rebar Pius.
A ohiel'e among ye taken' notee,
An' faith he'll prent it.
A Fain roller top deck has been pieced
in Alt. Beaker's office.
Tan official notification regarding
hotel licenses in East Huron may be read
in another column in Ada bane.
Bn0es0L8 flax mill will complete the
manufacture of Iaet seaaon'e crop in about
another week. Arrangements are being
made for the distribution of seed for 1901.
Tan G. T. R. snowplow was over the
W. G. & B. on Saturday afternoon and
again on Tuesday: morning, Wednesday
afternoon and Thnreday morning, olear•
iog the brook.
AN enjoyable time was spent at the
Ladies' Aid sooidl gives at the resident*
of James Oliver last Tuesday evening.
A mueioel'and literary program was well
rendered and the treasury improved by
about $9.00.
Tan new kohool bell was planed in the
tower last Friday by Thou. Newsome and
bae sham bees chiming the sohool houra.
There is a fire alarm attached with the
necessary rope on the outside to get at
handily in case of fire.
RAILWAY engines have experienced diffi
eulty in keep up the necessary supply of
steam owing to the very heavy roads.
Halts bavebeen made at different eta
tions to get op a reserve supply of puff
to take them through heavy oats.
MEeens. Mimes & RiTOaIE have about
70,000 feat of logs at the station yard
here, a large proportion of it being maple.
They have about 800 oord8 of wood to de-
liver yet this Winter if the roads will
permit. The loge will be shipped to
Wingham by G. T. R.
Dn. TooLE has laid information before
W. H. Kerr, J. P., charging McKenzie
MilIR, of Hamilton, with the forging of a
note with hie eigoatnre. The warrant is
in the hands of Constable Scott. Billie
comes up for trial on another charge at
Guelph this month, being out now on
bail.
Tao Clinton Raoord Saye of a former
Bru.eelite :—James Danford, Dietriot
Deputy of the A. 0. F., paid official
visite to Comte in Seatorth and Blyth
Monday and .Tneeday of last weak.
There was a good attendance of tbemem-
bere on both occasions by whom the
Dietriot Deputy wee greeted and treated
in true P08881ria style.
0. 0, F.—On Tuesday evening, 26th
inst., 0o0rt Princess Alexandria, C. 0.
F., 3rueaete, will give the closing social
evening for the season so far as admin•
cion to non•msmbere ie oonoerned. These
gatherings have proven most enjoyable
and the last will not be the worst we
venture to affirm. An energetic com-
mittee
v the program
in hand.
•t ee have mit p g
MILLINERY Openings Dome next.
A can of hogs was shipped by A. 0.
Dames on Tuesday.
BRDe8ELB Horse Fair Thursday, April
4t1. This will be the last Fair for this
aea8on and should be a boomer.
BILVEn open faced watch found and left
iu my care. Owner may have it by pay
ing for this advt. T..e'LRTauER, Brussels.
THE Poor Publishing House last week
supplied 3 seta of wedding invitations for
three matrimonial alliaroes to eventuate
shortly.
READY RE0Po08Ee. Tn2POSTie greatly
obliged toa number of subscribers who
have squared up during the past week.
There are others we would like to take
the hint.
BARRIeoz8 BLAIa was palled to Toronto
on Tuesday toatteod the Divisional Court
re the appeal in connection widh his
brother's snit heard at Parry Sound a
few months ago.
Roy. Ian Mars, DEAR SIR,—We give
you credit with hitting the weather
prophet buaineee to a T but for pity
sakes don't bury os altogether. If yon
aresatisfied we'll take your word for the
balance.
Pau BOUGHT.—James Shaw, jr., of
Brussels, has purchased the 60 sore farm
of Jamee Ball, 13th aon., paying $2,000
for it. The barn was burned on this
property last year. There is not much
doubt bat the new proprietor will do well
with it as it can be conveniently worked
with the home place.
Tao information against Btretton
Bros., Qoeen'a Hotel,oharging them with
introation of the law, bite been dismissed,
the Magistrates deciding that the objec-
tion raised by Mr. Meyerson, at the
Court, viz., "That a general information
laid on a previous 000891on against de-
fendants for
a•fendantsfor violation of the law on the
o i sed bythe Ma is•
same da and diem a g
Y
tratea forbade a second charge being
tried for said date;' Last Friday after-
noon the Court was adjourned until Wed-
nesday owing to absence of Inspector
Miller.
OBIT.—Friday of last week Jas. Dad•
ley received a telegram from Alpena,
Mich., apprising him of the sad iotelli•
genre of bbe decease of his sister Lucy,
Mre. Alex MoAnley, aged 62 yeare, who
departed thie life on the 8th Met. She
was born in Oxford Co„ Ont. Mr. Bic.
Auley died 4 or 5 years ago. They bad
no children. Aire. Walker, another sis-
ter, was buried at Brussels, last week.
Three brothers, George, of St. Louie ;
Ozise, of Brown City, Mich. ; and Jas.,
of Brussels, survive. Mr. Dudley was
linable to attend the funeral.
FIRE.—Early last Sunday morning the
house in which Mrs. 'Amigo Wallace
lived, John street, was discovered to be
on fire, said to have been occasioned from
ashes pat nateide with coals in it. The
flamee got Pooh a start that the building,
which was frame, wan nearly oonsemed
by the time the fire engine was got to the
water tank, so no water was thrown.
The most of Mrs. Wallace's household
effects were destroyed by the fire. For a
while the house of Jno. Simmons, adjoin•
i0g, was in danger but with a few pails
of water and a wet blanket, aided by a
favorable breeze, the danger was averted.
The house burned le the property of
Robt. Inglis, of Grey. We do not know
whether there was any Macrame on it or
not.
A STRAIGHT CHALLENGE,—Editor BeUa•
ane PoeT In the late liquor ease
against the "Queen's" I was in the on.
unfortunate position of being s witness,
I suppose from my own foolishness in
being e. party to a breach of the law
Because I dared to tell the whole troth I
now have the ill will of the proprietors,
the Stratton Broe. While I was spend.
ing my money there I wee all right and
ail far as informing on them, had I so
wished, I could have done so dozens of
times during the lest few menthe. Tbey
are telling around that I swore false in
swearing it was the 20th of January the
other witneeees and I were in their hoagie,
as it wait, they say, the 13111 of January.
I hereby oitallenge them to swear out an
intormation against me under the Liquor
Aatfor parabaeing liquor as they Bay I
did on the afternoon of the 13th of Jan -
may and I will waive all right I have to
objeot that it was not laid within 80 days
as the law requires, or let them swear out
an infotmation againet me for perjury
and I' will very soon show the public (as
I had no obanee in former trial, being
only a witness) who are falsifying and
who will be guilty of perjury, should any
of them or their witueaeee eo swear. Let
them oome on and proceed agein8t me on
either of these °bargee or atop yarning,
Thanking you for the apace, 1 am, yonre
respeat>?nlly, D. M. Seen.
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K. Roea received a oar 7d feed Dern
11119 Week.
4. C. DANEa Ohipped a oar Of. 0100 on
Thnreday of this week.
Ii sT
Saturday about 11000 N. Auetia,
who was 110atler at the sale stable of A,
219W111, aoha street, wail Wolfed In the
aide by a borne and had e. few ribs damage
ed, Be might have easily beep killed.
Tao Nov( BUT°1185.—Mr, Mann, of Lie•
towel, who was in buainees. here for the
pact month or 80, quietly removed from
town, book to Li9toWel, Mae folks say.
Bruesele is hardly large euougll to beep
three butoher allow going and so we are
book again to our 88001 number.
Duiuoo the coming Summer J. Leokie
may Greet a new modern residence on hie
fine site on the bank of the Meitlaud.
He talks of mgving the proaeut bowie to
the Westerly side of hie lot and putting
the new straotare nearly on the old site.
Mr. Leokie and family expect to return
to Brussels from Toronto in the course of
a month or two. Their coming book to
town will be a eonr0e of pleasure to many.'
WORE ALREADY OUT OUT roe 1901.—
Thos. Newsome, the well kuown eon•
tractor of Braeeele, has the following
contracts in the building line for the
coming sermon and will get to work a8
soon es the weather will permit :—Thos.
Stevenson, 9th Grey, new 2 storey brick
reeidenoe ; he will Also pub up a building
80x40 to be used for driving shed, poultry
and pig house. Harry Sperain, ammo
line, a barn to split and 20 Leet to be add.
ed. Jobe Henry, of Logan, new barn,
50x66 feet. Arch. Hislop, M. P. P., 15th
Don. Grey, new bank barn, 50x76 feet.
Peter MoNeil, 14th Don. Grey, a new
driving shed, 26140. New brick residence
for Mr. Lowry, Mogillop. Jno. Searle,
9th line Morris, new brick reeidenoe,
Wm. Phalen, 8th line, Morrie, barn to
split and 30 feet to add making it 60 feet
square. Driving shed, 26140 feet, for
Robert Currie, 4111 line, Morrie. Rem
denoe to remodel for Wm. Wilkineon, 4111
line Morrie. Briok addition to Downing
Bros.' shoe store, Braseele, 14x18 feet.
Straw abed for Edward Armstrong, 13th
aon. Gray, 86144 feet and probably other
jobs.
CURLING.—AB intimated in last issue
of Tam POST a rink of curlers went to
Luoknow on Thursday afternoon to Don•
test in a boniepiel for the ownerehip of a
pair of stapes. Tbere were six Hulce in
the count, three of them belonging to
Luoknow. Two of the home teame de.
feated Winghem and Kincardine, Brue
sele won from the Sepoye Thnreday by
the following score
lViA.>Il', 14 1901
Fop Bar,r0,-4 meeting of all interest.
ed in the .r9•orgenl'4atlen at Brueeels
rest Ball testa for 1901 will he held In
the Oounoit Ohambee at 8 o'elook Men.
day evoniu i, 26th heat.
VODLo yet; like l0 080 Ole :WWI boom
If so laytet a few hundred dollars along
with °there who want to Bee Bruseele ad•
vunoein tbe'propoeed furniture f auto' ly.
It taken more than good wlehee to 001 an
enterpriee•of this kind on foot, however,
MR. Ilnanoll, who bought the Oitutpbeil
Bankrupt Stook, informs u0 than he bee
deolded to remaip the balanoe of this
month and leas made further rednotions
'goods ae.re re nlet ot all e heoll illl romonth the
move the
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BRUSSELS LUORNOW
J. Hewitt, T. F. Oslo,
W. F. Scott, A. MoPhereon,
J. N. Gordon, J. Hunter,
D. C. Rose, skip..28 Dr. Tennant, akip.,17
Our curlers wanted to go right on and
try 0000lusions with the other Luoknow
rink and thereby get home on the next
morning's train bat the local atooe
twirlera deolined to faoe the mesio and
oar rink was compelled to remain over.
Friday morning a close game was played,
Luoknow winning by 4 shote. The rinks
were
IIHUBeRLB LUOENOW
J. Hewitt, F. Johnston,
W.F. Soot:, W. Treleaven,
J. N. Gordon, M. Oorrigee,
D. 0. Ross, ekip..15 W. Alija, skip -19
Brussels curlers not being able to get a
train until Baturday mor0i0g homeward,
then attack off to Kincardine and bad an
enjoyable match with the koighte of the
etane and bosom, they being viotorioae by
2 pointe, the soore being :—
S. 0. T. M. bot sapper will be held in
the Maooabee Lodge room, Stewart block,
Brussels, on Tuesday evening of next
week. Supper will be served from 6,,to 8
o'olook. An interesting program of muni.
oal and literary eeleotione ie being pre.
pared and addressee are expeoted from
some of the Supreme officers. A good
time will be assured to all who attend.
GONE TO CLn1TON.—Owing to Mfrs.
Wallace being rendered homeless by the
fire of last Sunday morning, together
with her enfeebled health and the absence
of relatives to provide for her, Reeve
Rose Bent her to the House of Refuge at
Clinton on Tuesday afternoon's train,
Constable Long accompanied the old lady
to see that she would get safely there.
While of a vary independent spirit Mrs.
Wallace ie getting well up in years and is
not so well able as formerly to provide for
her owe necessities so she will be placed
in comfortable quarters at the above
mentioned institution. She was an in.
mate about a year on the opeuiag of the
House but thought afterwards that she
could paddle ber own canoe.
LIQUOR LICENSES.—We have before a8
the report of the Inspector of Liquor
Licensee for the year 1899.1900 as issued
by the Ontario Legislature. From this
report we glean the following partioulare
The number of hotel licensee in Huron
county in 1874 was 150, in 1899 the
number bad dropped to 84 ; number of
shop licenses in 1874,38 ; number in 1899,
6. From West Huron the government
received as its share of fees, fioee, &o.,
the sum of $2544.20 and from East Huron
$873.68. The expenditure for West
Huron riding, inoluding of6oe rent, poet.
age and stationary, printing, advertising,
witrees and detective fees, &o., amount.
ed to only $68.87 and in East Karon the
expenee in that lite was only $60 02.
A HIGH GRADE COLLEGE.—The Central
Business College, Stratford, Ont. is re•
cognized ex one of the moat progreasive
commercial schools in the Province.
Within one year students from over one
hundred and thirty-seven oitiee, towns'
or villages have been fa attendance, end
this wide•epread popularity shows that
the inabitutioe mast be doing splendid
work. Business Colleges in St. John, N.
B.,oltawe,.Ont., Huverhill,Ma8e., Dover,
N. 31., North Adams, Mass., Minneapolis
Minn., Detroit, Web., Bodeen, Mace.,
Savannah, Ga., Hartford, Conn„ Alpena,
Mioh., Salt Lake Oity, Utah, Akron,
Ohio, Waterville, Me„ Spokane, Wash.,
Celnmboe, Ohio, &c, have lately applied
to the Central Bnelnees College of Strat-
ford, Ont., for its gradnateo to take sit-
uations as teachers in their schools.
This shows that other oollegee have
strong faith in the work done in the
Stretford College, W, J. Elliott,
Priaoipal of the O, B. Cl. states that many
new students will be enrolled at the open.
Sieg of the Spring Tom on April let.
Tung0Tonto FAd7on0, • Leokie, of
Toronto, an old and well own former
Brueselite, aseieted by . of oat' toWne,
people, bae been interne himself dor.
ing the past week ie wD g up a joint
atook Ooeopany to roe nrture factory
in the woolen mill build which le now
owned by B. Gerry. Q a novae of
the town has been made about $10,000,
of a desired $15,000 ie inht. Here the
matter mete in the meantime to'give
some people en opportunityto ooneider.
the matter and to bear fromnon.reaidenbe,
but the matter will not allowed to drop
if there i8 euterprlse e h 'among our
citizens to grasp this mostfavorable op.
portanity of aiding our a and adding
to the industries and p tion of Brus-
sels. This should be a ter of personale
practioel interest to eve nsineea mam.
and every property ow in the place'
and a rallying of ferries this j,nature
may turn the tide most ntajooasly to
allo0noerned. It thea nary capital S8
enbeoribed applicationbe made et
once for a charter, a Co Ity organized
and work begun. A listof those who
have already agreed to hold may be
found at •THE Poso P shing House.
Have you faith in the f e of Braeeele 7
If you have, 10veet a dollars with
others and thereby pro our interest.
It requires each to run business. It
was not deemed beet topublic meet.
loge until the 0eoe8ear ds were pro.
mined a8 personal ca answers the
purpose much better t ublio dismis-
sion in the meantime. a outlook i8
favorable.
NOT DIVIDED IN a.—POC some
months both Will. andell, eon and
daughter of A. Bewtin er, au old and
well known resident ru.eel%, have
been in failing heal: that fell
disease — known as white man's
plague—coneomptio8. th heroio de-
termination they foughtgainet inareas•
ing weakness and badeit to survive
until the opening of B but quite sud-
denly the end Dame. Saturday evening
Will. passed away oho after 8 o'olook
and about au hour half later the
sister, who was so w attached to
her brother, entered i et, both dying
very quietly and with resignation born
of tba resurrection's . It wee a
most unueal yet rather oo•in•
oidenoe that they werelong separat,
ed in death. Both claimed Brussels as
their birthplace and withodd exceptions
epeut their years he Of a rather
more than ordinary i eotual bright.
nese, coupled with an beaded, matter
of fact way of lookingthings, these
y000g people grew up beloved by those
who knew them. the Methodiet
Church, Sabbath Soh and League they
lent their asaiatanOe a were most raga•
lar in their attendant til weakness of
body aeaerted itself, was a good
meobanio but hie heartas set on the
ministry and with t in view
attended College at 6 Thomas prepare.
tory to entering upon holy calling.
Failing health forbadefurther study and,
with oonsiderab e disappointment at first
he came home, but soonaccepted hie lot
as Doming from the r. The demise
of Mre. Bawtinheime and other older
slaters threw the bur f home keeping
upon Bell and to her it, through sick.
nese and health, she stood at her
t Mr.
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al rest. t elle Dulled o
pee u
Bawtinbeimer, now b of wife, eon and
three daughters, is I one and ie well
worthy of the practical of the
community, The fn l took place on
Tuesday afternoon. Jno. Helmee
conducting the ser and the pall
bearers were Ira Gerry,Will. MoOraoken,
Jas. Thomson, Hunter, Wen-
dell Holmea and Lee err. The two
hearses followed one another to the Deme•
eery where in a doe grave the i0ter•
ment was made. A relatives pree-
eot were Mrs. H , of Stratford,
sister to Mr. Bawti er ; Mrs. Hea-
ley and Mrs. Golding,Guelph, slater
in•laws ; Mies Grave Paris, a Heine ;
and Churchill Bawti mer, of Eentryn,
a nephew of Mr. Ba eimer'e.
BRUSSELS EINCARDINE
J. Hewitt, W. Barvey
W. F. Scott, M. MoPhereon,
J. N. Gordon, Robt. Roos,
D. 0. Rose, ekip..16 W. Bishop, ekip..14
Saturday morning, by early train, our
martens arrived home. Tbey are fully
persuaded that there area few things the
t t learn about
-t have a o
natal e8
Leak Y
managing boniapiels.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.—At the
close of last Babbatb'e morning service in
the Methodist ohuroh, reference was
made to the feat that Thos. Bielby and
family would be removing from this lo•
oality daring the coming week. Post.
master Farrow was called upon and read
the following kindly worded address to
the oat going friends and B. Gerry made
the preaeutatiou adding a few words
imitable to•the 000aeion :—
To 112r. and Mrs. Bielby and .FavtillJ.
DEAR FRIENDS,—AB the time draws near
when you expect to remove from us we de-
sire, as a congregation, to ea a few words of
parting. For a number of 70010 you and
s porters ohave
our church andSundayschool
Through storm and sunshine your pew was
always wellfllled, whichllas been an inspir-
ation to both pastor and people and showing
thereby a good example to those who are
more or less careless in this respect besides
fulfilling the Scriptural injunction "Forsake
not the assembling of yourselves together as
the manner of some is. We can assure you
that you will be missed in our church and
your family in our Sunday school as we have
enjoyed your friendship and fellowship both
in the church and out of it, the eame has, we
believe, been mutual. You have had your
troubles and trials Snell as are the common
lot of all in this transitory life, some of
them have been hard to bear butou don't
sorrow as those having no hope. You and we
look forward with hope and confidence to
that great reunion in our Father's Home in
heaven where all tears shall be wiped away
from ajlffaces and where we hope to say
Here am I and those whom Thou gayest
me.' We trued youwill often look book to
the Brussels Methodist church and remem-
ber us in yourrayers when it is well with
you that we al�may be found safe when the
Lord of the harvest shall number up His
Jewels. Wepray that God's best blessing
may rest upon you. and your excellent family
in thefuture as in the pact in the n0W field of
labor to which you have been called in His
kindprovidence and that you may in your
new home and surroundings find the very
pleatcannorelationships you desire.
Lastly t
express our prayers and
wishes for you better than in .these beautiful
lines written by H. Newman and found in
our Sabbath school Hymnal
ST4r/I D4RD .t-+✓.I✓YI OF 04X4D4,
X", e'fi.a.`J8T+TrIEME10 0 9.W70.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
04P10 .X PAID EP (Ono Miliion Dollars) .
BEST
Agencioa in ail principal points in Ontario, Quobea, Manitoba, United St
iitaysss, os uaRJt"ler .
A droneral. Banking Bpaineae Traneaoted, Partnere' Note
Drafts Issued and Oolleotiona made on ail pointe,
SAYINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on depo8it8 of 51.00 and upwards and compounded half yearly,
01000,000
0700,000 •
to* Bnalf►nd.
Diaoonnted,
BYEOM ATTENTION MEN Tp THE COLLECTION or FaRttgao' BALE Nero,
Every taoillty afforded Cnetomere living at a distance.
payable at any bank issued Under $10 , , . 80. $20 to • 128
Orders at plea following rates $10 to 920.. ,,108. 30 to 40. , ..110
007J. N. GORDON, AGENT.
BRUMNAN—PUTLANn,— In Chatham, oil
Saturday, Maroh'9tb, by Rev. Jae.
Hannon, D. D., Mr, Wilfrid Brum.
man to Mise Alinda Rutland, daughter
of Mr. J. A Patland, of Blyth.
KIELY—DDNOaoeori.—On the 12th inst.,
at the residence of the bride's moth -
or, :7th Grey, by Rev. D. B. McRae,
Mr, Garnet Kiely to Mee Lizzie Dun•
oaoson, eldest daughter of Mrs. A.
Danooneon,
BAwmtouez01on.—In Braeeele, on Murrill
9th, Wm. A., eon of A. Bawtinheim-
er, aged 28 years and 4 months.
BATTmaEIMER.—In Brueoele, on March
9th, Bella A., dapghter of A. Saw-.
tinbeimer, aged 22 years, 9 menthe
and 9 days.
BOLOEB.—In Mogillop, on -Maruti 8110,
Mary E., daughter of Jno. Bolger,
aged 2 months.
MANeoN. In North Dumfries, Waterloo
Co., on February 27, Henry Marson,
uncle to Reeve Turnbull, of Grey
township, aged 75 years.
MoAuLRY.—At Alpena, Mioh., on March
8th, Lnoy Dudley, relict of the late
Alex. McAuley, aged, 62 yeare.
SHAw.—Io Morrioe, Mich., on Marob let,
Catherine Darrooh, relict of the ' late
John Shaw, and mother to Angus
Slaw, of Grey, and Jno. Shaw, of
Tdeewater, aged 90 yeare.
AVCTIOST
The auction sale of J. Gans, Henfryn,
was postponed from Wednesday to next
Monday on account of the snow storm.
Tcaenar, Maar 19 —Farm, Farm
stook, implements, &o. Lot 20, Con. 15,
Grey. George Shiele, prop. ;F. B. Scott,
ono.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20.— Farm stook,
implemeote, &o , Si Lot 25, Coo. 9, Mor -
ria. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. 700.
McArthur, Prop. ; F. S. Boott, Auo.
THUaoo0Y, Minos 21.—Farm. stook, Tim•
plaments, &c., Wi Lot 14, eon. 5, Grey.
Bale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Peter
Blebop, Prop. ; F.13. Scott, Ana.
TDEen*Y, MARCH 26. -Fah m, farm stook,
implements, 00 , Lot 19, Con. 6, Gray.
Bale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Wm. Poi.
lard, Prop. ; F. B. Scott, Arlo.
"80 longTh power hath blessed us,
Sure t still will lead as on
O'er moor and fen, o'er crag and torrent
Till the night is gone;
And with the morn those angel faces anille
Which we have loved long since and lost
awhile,
MT1�em4 along asgthde morrow rugged putt
Lead, Saviour, lead us home
To reschild-like
f forever after'hea they strife,
God,
In the calm light of everlasting life,"
Please accept, from the congregation, this
framed pioture of our Church and Parsonage.
Bigeet�cnbors ofBusslsMb the
Brussels, March 10111, 11101.
Mr. Bielby made a suitable reply in ex-
pressing bis thanke for the kind words
and the gift which would be highly prized
and would recall many pleasant and
happy aseooiabions. Rev. Mr. Holmes
warmly oommegded Mr. Bielby and fam-
ily to the community In which their lot
Will be Deet and expressed regret over
their removal ;from the Methodist con.
gregatiou,
Business Locals.
Cala for butter and eggs. A. Coseley.
CLo5ER and Timothy Beed at MOCRAoR-
2N'a.
Box wanted to work on farm. "Must
be able to drive a team. John Robb, Ni
Lot 26, Con. 7, Morrie.
WANTED -1000 bushels of timothy and
olover Beed ; 100 turkeys; also dried
apples and butter.
G. E. KING, Wingbam.
CARPET WEAVING.—Am prepared to at•
tend to the wantsof the public in the
weaving of rag carpet. Satisfaction a8•
Bared. ItODT. ANDEneON, Elizabeth at.
ANYONE needing saws made ready for
railing can have same done aatiefaotorily
and charges will be returned if prizes
oannot be taken with same. Youre, for
feet and easy tatting. T. M9Gnmaolt,
aaw.Farmer and filer, Bruesele.
mut'rrssmz.s 1.4a7a7F re.
hall Wheal 62 63
Barley .. , 8
7 68
Peas 69 69
Oaba .,.., ., .. 27 27
Butter; bubo and rolle 15 17
17gge per Cogen 12 18
Flour per owt. .. 4 00 5 00.
Potatoes (per bush.) 26 26
Apples (per bbl.) 2 00 2 00
Sheep ekine,eaoh ',76 1 00
Lamb eklne each 26 26
Salt per 10111„ retail1 00 70
Hay per bon 7 00 8 00
HHidesides triroll h mgmed' •0 6
Hage. Live 6 005 6
26
.Wool 16 1671
ONE CENT :A WORD COLUMN.
Goon working horse for a 1e, cheap.
R. LEATHp1R0ALE, Brussels.
TEBBE head of cattle rieipg 2 yeare,
for a ie, N} Lob 17, Con 0, Morris. MRS. A.
CON AN, Bxuenele Poet Office.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
$1650
WILL BUY A FUR—
NIs8ED Immo ' on Queen
street, Brussels. It ie foolish for business
men and retired farmers to rent .boueee
when they can get a home of their own for
so little money. Apply to
MISS M. CAMPBELL, Brussels.
T-HORO' BRED DURHAyi
Bulle for sale, aged 1 year and 8
months, respectively. Good animale with
good pedigrees. The first mentioned took
2ud prize at East Huron Fall Show. 1900 in
a class of 9. Prleee right. SAS. BPEIR. Lot
80, Con. 0, Morris, Brueoele P.O. 23•
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep. for service on
Lot 6, Coos. 10 and 11, Grey, a firet•olaea
registered abort Horn bull. This animal
was bred by Wm Grainger & Son, - of Mul-
lett, whose °owe stood, at the bead of the
list at the World's E'air, Chicago, in their
class fur butter and milk Pedigree may be
seen on application. Terms, .81,60 for the
season, to be paid at time of 6e1v10e with
privilege o1 returning if necessary.
94.9m CHAS. ROZELL. Proprietor.
Gold in the flag
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Chest
Cold h
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Cold in
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Cold Anywhere
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Can
LAXATIVE
QUININE
TABLETS
be depended on
to cure it.
25c, a box.
Fox's Drug L7, Store.
APER HANGING, DECOR-
'.ATmO and Houee Painting 12080 in
Workmanlike manner and on short notice.
Have had three years' experience in city
work. - Terms reaeo, able. Give me acall,
20 W.J. JOHNSTON, Walton.
Tenders Wanted,
Tenders will be received by the.nntloraign-
ed, tip to Saturday, March ma, 1001, for re-
ppairin,g Enox Church Manse, located in the
Village of Oranbroob. Plane and, apeelflea-
tioue may be seen at Oranbl'ook postoiflee.
The lowest or any tender nob neceeearlly BO•
cep tad. Tenders to be addressed to - -
89-3 JAS. 0, MoN AIR,
Secretary of .Committee, Urannrook P.U.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the, ()minty of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
Mary MoLean, late of the Village of
Bruesele, in the County of Huron,
Widow, damned.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the
Revised Statutes of Ontarin, 1898, Chap. 129,
Son. 98, that all creditors and others having
any elalme against the estate of Mary 000.
118(18, tnta 00 the Village of Brussels, In the
County 01 Huron, Wider", deneased', who
died on or about the 8th day of January, 'A.
D.1901,in the Village of Brueoele, in the
County of Huron, are hereby requested to,
sante by post, prapaiti, or to deliver to G. F.
Blair, of Brussels, Solicitor for John Roes
and Wm. Graham , Exeoutarv, on or before
fhe 22e day of March, A. u., 1901. their full
n am , addressee, and descriptions and the
full partloul are of their claims, (verified by
amdavit) and the nature or the eeouritiee, if
any, held by them. A0d notice is hereby
given that alter:the mid last mentioned date
the said Exeoutnre Will proceed to distribute
the assets of the said deceased among the
p
armee entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notice shall have been
given aa above required, and the said Ex-
eeutore will 001 be reap�oelble for the 'Se-
6ete, or any part thereof, to any person. of
whose claim notice shall not bave been re-
ceived atthe time of snob dietributiou.
G. F. BLA1R, Brussels, Out,
Solicitor for Executors.
Dated ab Brussels, Maroh 0th, 1901..
NEW SPRING GOODS
1503325.
KENNanY.—Ill
Blyth, on February 27th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Johu Kennedy, a
eon,
BTnzao8,—In Gorrie, on Merrill lab, the
wife of the late R. H. Stinson, a
daughter.
TAIL 74.-10 Ballett, on March let, to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taman, a
danghber.
OUR SPRING STOCK OF
�Vouleus, Clolhiug,Ceuls'Eur�sVi��s,�ats &
RAID—MODoNAID.-00 Marob, 14th, at
the residence of Mr. Joseph Shaw,
brother•in•law of the bride, by Rev.
Mr. Anderson, of Wroxeter, Mr.
David Rae to Min Annie McDonald,
of Wroxeter, formerly of 4011 line of
Grey.
BAan—OOM,lBane.—At the residence of
Mr, Jno. Mooney, on Maroh 18th, by
Rev. Jno. Rolmee, Mr, Peter Barr to
Miss Ateiia Chambers, both of Mor'
rig.
You0G—OLzvna,•—A.t Verdao, Men„ on
Morph 6th, Mr. Jno. M. L. Young,
of Moosomin, Mao., formerly of
Bruesele, to Mine'Lnoretia, daughter
of 1Kr, James Oliver, of Bruesele,
110
Is now Complete. We are showing a very
Select line for Men, Boys and Children.
Ordered Clothing
g Department.
Our stock of Worsteds, Tweeds, Serges, Cheviots and Venetians are the finest we have ever
shown. Everybody should see our handsome Greys which are the leading shades for the season.
Our Ordered Clothing ranges from $12.00 to $80.00.
Ready-made Clothing Department.
In this Department our stock is over -flowing with money -saving bargains. The "20TH CEN-
TURY" BRAND CLOTHING, which is our leader, le the finest ever shown in Brussels. Our Beady -
to -wear Clothing ranges from $2.60 to $15,00 per suit. See our Boys' Blue Suits at $2:'50. A. sam-
ple of our Ready-to-wear Trousers at from $1.00 to $3.50 are on display in our Clothing Window
this week.
Gents' Furnishing Department.
Our Furnishing Stock is,now complete. We are showing the newest styles and patterns in
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Neckwear, Suspenders, Underwear and Hosiery. See ourvery special line
of American Shirts at $1.00.
Hat 80 .Cap Department.-
We have just unpacked our first shipment of Spring Hats and Caps. Our EnglisltEats Manu-'
factored by Barrington & Co. and Woodrow Sons are the lightest 'and best fitting Hate on the
market. ='•
See our very special line of Fedoras at '$2 00 in Tan, Brown, Beaver, Cigar, Coffee,, Drab,
Summatra, Mulatto; Bluetta, Pearl and Black colors.
_Our Baden-Powell Hat at $1.25 is the novelty of the season. '
G. DUnford eke Son,
Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers,
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods, SMITH BLOCK.