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Health 1
Tour
Maybe if you would ride a
Bicycle it would add to your hap-
piness and prolong your life. We
have them for sale or to rent.
We can supply you with the
usual preparations for disinfect-
ing. We aim to keep the best.
Qati 134407 Z
Ten OEM improve your Oats
and Barley .and prevent Smut
by using
'orm,aldehyde,
We have the strongest solu-
tion
olu tion that can be had and comes
cheap as a little goes a long way.
We have also Bluestone at special.
priees in quantities, for this pur-
pose.
For Fruit I
If you purpose Spraying
your Fruit Trees we would like
to supply you with the necessary
Chemicals at "special prices in
quantities.
Agent for OB s^i_ e A * 'E �DM AN Druggist, Optician
l.Jf 13. a �, and Bookeetlor.
D, A. Lowes ie brink veneering the
residence of Mre, J. Downing, Flora
street, tide week.
Wont ie being pushed ahead et the
"Crystal P81aoe," Grey Branch Agl. Park,
Brussels, in connection will the DOW roof,
&o.
No lees than 8 new awnings mann.
featured in Windsor, have come to town.
They either are or will be planed before
the bneinee plume of I. 0. Riaha0de, A.
Leather -
dale, Currie,, Dnaldson, . Waalker, T. Fletoh-
er, and N.F. Gerry.
Sone towns are proposing to ooetnme
their policemen and oo00tablee in the
new and fashionable shirt waist for the
Bummer. The trouble with our town
ooestablee the same pattern would hard
iv do for F. S. Scott, Alex, MoLanohlin,
Wet. Ainley and John Log—that le to
look beoomiog.
Mud VAN: Geo. Robb, who has gone
into the Dairy business quite extensive•
ly, has put a new milk van on for delivery
prapoee8, turned oat by D. Ewan & Oo.
It de reepindeot with a dress of yellow.
The art
bottles,k is the be empty ut veseel in beingnt and
exobanged
every other day tot the filled one.
ODD FELLOWS AT 000ROHi The mem.
bere of Western Star Lodge, No. 149,
Brunetti, and visiting brethren will at,
teed publio eervioe at St. John's ohuroh
next Sunday morning at 11. o'oloek, when
Rev. G. J. Abey will preaoh the miniver•
eery sermon. Members are Raked to
meet at the Lodge room at 10.30 a. m.
"HONEST JOHN," the veteran nmiscalla
cent Bicycles.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
aorens88 EXTENSI00 W. 0. & 8.
Trains leave Brneeele Station, North
and Booth, 88 followe :
Gorse Sown. GOING NORT1r
Express 7818 emu' Mail .. 2l0 p,m
Mixed, 9:45 a.. Express ...... 8:17: p.m
m
rel Etb3s Plus.
A ahiel'e among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tommie of this week wee St. George's
day.
SATURDAY last was a cold, dieegreeable
day'y.
1Zone8t8EN should get their route bills
at Tae PoeT Pabliehiug House.
TENNIS meeting will be held on Friday
evening of this week at 8 o'olook at Fox's
drug store.
CARETAKER MoLAoonrto hae cleaned the
refuse gathering of the past Winter off
the iron bridge %hie week.
TnE atone masons got to work this
week on the sellar walla of Jae. Fox's
new brick residence, William street.
W. ERA0Tma hae a new 088181ant. He
arrived deet Saturday bat as he ie a new
baud he will not do mash in the saw log
business this season.
ANOTHER doctor ie reported to be met-
ing an eye an Brussels with a view of
looating here. If he oomee that will
make the number four.
THE Polo ie in receipt of a moat inter•
eating a000nnt of the rent
eitof J. R. fo
Grant, of Winnipeg, y or
ee18, to Europe which will appear in a
later ieeue.
ROBT. T00808ON, egg andpradnoe dealer,
Brneeele, bee purobaeed the fine blank
driving mare owned by Philip Ament,
paying 91.50 for her. She fen a good
boggy beast.
GEORGE Baer, stock dealer, is parches.
ing a few Dare of year old steers for a
Calgary rancher. He will be in a po8i•
tion to give somebody a free trip out
there with the stook if early application
ie made.
IT i8 olaimed by eoientifio authorities
that the vibrations set in motion by the
volae never cease, and in six boots have
disturbed every atom in our atmosphere.
When a few women gather together and
proceed to give the rest of the commun-
ity fits, somebody ought to step in and
mention this.
Vass THeNEvur.—THE PoeT proprietor Creighton, of this plane :--
le very thankful to a goodly number
wbo have remitted enbsoript1one and to
othere for lettere of explanation in re.
sponse to the circular mailed from this
o toe. There are mores yet whom we
desire to bear from on thio same eabjeot.
Put yourself in oar plana and decide what
you would like n8 to do in the situation.
BART Hums Liberal Aeeoaiation Exa.
°Olive Will meet no Brneeele on Friday
'
afternoon of this weak to
decide whether
the nominating Convention for the Legis•
latnre will be held on the date of the
annual meeting, viz Tuesday, May 28.
Thee. Straoban is the President of the
Aeeociation. Meeting will beld in room
over G.A. Deadman'8 drug store, Leckie
block.
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LIOENeE tlOtitlI8ei0NERB, T Bl adjourn-
ed
ed meeting of East Enron License Com-
missioners was held, at the American
Hotel, Brneeele, on Monday of this week.
.8. number of amounts were pivoted, also
reeoiutions and regulations. The hotel
lioenee of Thoth Jones, Leadbury, was
extended for three montbe to enable bine
to diepoee of his stook of liquors, &o.
Next meeting of tbe Commissioners will
be on Wednesday, May 8th, at she
Queen's Hotel, Brume's.
Fina ENonaEs. — The Canadian Fire
Engine Company, Limited, have received
lettere patent of incorporation for the
manufacture and sale of steam tire
engiuee, ohemiest flee eugine0, eta., eto„
and to acquire the baeineee now oarried
on by the Ronald Fire Engine Company,
Brussels. The beadquartere are to be in
London, and the direotore are Geo. Tay.
lor, J. H. MOMeObin, John Obrietie, J,
M. Portions, J. B. Ang08, J. W. Jones,'
W. Beeman and John Sutton.
TSE SAISE Gotten Ae o' OLD.—Gomer
Green, of t''annyetelle, Man., formerly of
Brussels, writing THE Pose Gaye : "We
have had floe weather alt Spring until
Monday of last week when we bad a fall
of thaw of about 8 inches and it was oold
for dome days following until wind got to
the Beath and touk the snow off in about
4 home. Everyone in this district has
more or lees seeding done. I bad 60
sore of wheat in when the enowcame.
We etarted to Bow On April Oth with land
in excellent ocnditioo, Met out about 4
inches and dry on top, Will eters heeding in
ta•edorrOW (201), Bnpp g ie
about through around Brunie and you
will be out atter froge. I see by Tea
Pose that some of the Grey township
maidone have ntrmted tome of their
matrimonial secrete to you, which I
think ie a grave mistake, however) t
hope you may hae many enquiries.
With et
ToePooehO a onbeetea tbe ol a
Monday g�and
it Demes e a letter from home." The
army old frieand nds of
en
will be pleased e hoof their 9888850
TiIE
UrSE
B P' U
in
the Milnne oft r P. Ronalbeing
a .sellae nes pa
S. T. Plater is improving his property
by levelling the around, setting alit ever -
erste" Ike.
Tee foupdatien is being beilt les the
pew poultry bougie for Alfred Baeker,
Market street,
A MOM= of fruit trsee Froin Port
Elgin nurserywee mane this -Week by
Thee. Curry.
WM. JEwerT 10 pnrobasing hogs ter the
Palmerston Peeking House. He Iivaws
the oountry well,
Selma, W'ALxen son of John Welker,
,Alexander street, bad hie Moe ooneider-
ably soorobed by the premature exploaien
pf powder in 00nn80Elon with the tom of
a toy 080000 on Wedneaday,
Pooextre AND DEDAT3.—Next Taped8y
evening 8 smiled will be held in the school
room of the Methodist thumb' ander the
anepioee of the EpWortb Leeg0e. Atter
panoakea, maple syrup and ooffee are
served a debate will be given op the
subject at the world is
getting betttter.."vaTbed h affirmative will be
taken by Miea Brook, Miss Hingeton and
Mie Downing end.Wendal Holmes, For
the negative Ire, Gerry, Klee Minnie Mc-
Naughton, Miee Myette Bunter and Mies
Baohanan will take part, A musical
program will also be rendered.
QUEEN'S FumnnIL.—Cox. Bog. gave a
program of moving and other pieta'ee in
the 'POwn Hall, Tueedey evening under
the aagpi0ee of the Young Men's Club of
Pit. John's ohuroh. The Queen's funeral,
together with notable personages and
condo effects were giveo, many of them
very good. The light did pot appear to
mender, is le town tbie week, He is an
old Btitieb soldier serving 19 years and
9 months in tbe British army, Crimea,
Iukerman, B8lakleva and Sebaetapool,
Delhi and Abaeeioia were scenes in whish
Kr. Robertson took part. Be received
font wounds. Oat of 1181 Doty 47 re.
turned to England. "Honest John" ie
71 years of age, bat is a hearty, active
man who does first.olase work or no pay.
Ilvnee0EAL.--Lewie daughterrCorbett
of L. Dulmage, A• Dnimage,
Ratheay, were united, on April 10th, in
the boly bonde of wedlock. After the
ceremony was performed the happy
couple proceeded to their home on the
14th 000. The presents to the bride were
both any and wetly. That 8000088 and
happineee may Drown the union is the
wish of the many friends of the bride end
groom. Mrs. Corbett is a slater to Dire.
W. W. Barrie, Brueaele, and the Hamer
sae friends of the bride here with her and
her husband prosperity.
000000800E.—Tbe fallowing note of
condolence watt tient by Braesels A. 0.
II. W. Lodge, No. 138, to Mrs. J. A.
be properly fooaesed in Berne instances.
ST4ND.d BI) Bill N. R Cif' 04N4R.D4.
HeAo OFFICE, - TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID DP (Ove ]4dillion Dollars)
REST ,
$1,400,000
$700,000
Ageteoiee to all )80190(1041 points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States R England.
litzWeeEiS , °iv''{+N?,ATI .
al Banking Bneineee Transacted, Farmers' Notes Dleoonnted, On both.
Matte leaned and Oolleotions made en all pointe, � free from Smut, as well as more of them, it will give y
A Gene
ltirfax, 25, 1901
Farmers!
Have you heard of,..,
aldeh do Solution ?
.JN
(FORMAL )
No doubt you have, and if you want nice, clean Oats and Barley,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Intermit allowed on deposite of $1,00 and upwards apd oompopnded hell yearly,
See= ATTENTION OIWEN TO TEE UoLLaoTIQN or il'ARM8BS' SALE- NMI,
Every facility afforded 00Btomer8 living 8t a' dietanoe.
payable at any bank feted Under $10,....so. $20 to 980,...12o
gaily Ord9i~S at the following rates 1— $10 to 920..,.10o, 80 to. 40.,..140
3. N. GORDON, AMMO,
the oongregetiQnal singing, gave "9. few
more years shall roll;' The Dead
March was played by Mre, Gilpin, organ-
ist, as the remains were taken In and oat
of the ohuroh. All the pall bearers were
olergymeu, viz :—Revds. Meeere. Rogere,
McRae, McNair, Fear, Dever and Pani.
At the cemetery Revds. Messrs. Holmes,
Brown, of Belgree, and Dever, of Wel.
ton assisted in the burial eervioe. The
pulpit and ohaire in the altar were drag•
in bleok.
A program of iuetrnmental and vocal
ammo was rendered by a grapbapbone
and the illustrated amigo oonetitoted a
nine combination. The evening 8808 00•
propitioue owing 10 rain but there was
a fair attendance.
MATaltfoNIAL.—The 51sat11roy Age, of
the 18th inst., epeake of the marriage of
Robt. Thomson, brother to Wm. and Jae.
Thomsen, of Brussels, t0 Mite Frank, as
follows :—A very pretty wedding was
celebrated et high aeon on Tuesday last
at "Woodlawo, the reetdenoe of the
bride's father, Robert J. Freak, of
Adelaide, being the marriage of hie
daughterMildred Harriet, to Robert
Thomson, both of this 8018n. The °ere -
many was performed by Rev. W. S. Knox
and weewitoeeeed by only a few of the
immediate relativee of the bride and
groom. The bride looked obarming in
pure white with bridal veil and oarried a
shower baguet of roses and carnations.
The ceremony over, the wedding dejenn r
was served, after whish the happy couple
left on the four o'olock express for New
York and points East. The presents
were numerous, costly and beautiful.
The happy couple are well known in town
and have the beet Wiehee of numerous
friends for their future welfare and
happi0ees. The Age joins .in wiehiog
them a long, prosperous and happy life.
REV. Wti. Nonv.,N Pees NATURE'S DEPT.
—Witb no small amount of aurprioe and
ooneiderable disbelief did our oltizeoe re•
ceive intimation deet Sabbath morning
that Rev W. Norton bad passed sway at
1118 home an Saturday night about 10
o'olook. The Sabbath previous he bad
attended the Methodist ohuroh, as was
his regular Onetom in the morning, al-
though he bad not been feeling quite a8
well as penal on the Friday end Setor,
day before. After returning to his reel -
deuce he took a weak Spell and was
toned by his neighbor, D. Hogg, lying on
the floor, a out on the top of hie head,
canoed by contact with the hinge of the
door. The old gentleman, who wee div
lag alone, WaS very kindly oared tot and
hie daughter, Mre. A. E. Treleaven, of
Donga0no0, communicated with. By
the time she arrived be appeared to be
greatly improved. An attack of the pre•
veiling la grippe bothered him somewhat
but he ase able to be about the bonee
until Saturday afternoon when to get
better rest he went to bed. The dome
called at 5 o'clock but thought the symp-
toms were nothing Bernina but Kr.
Norton exhibited evidenoee ot failing and
a messenger was Bent for the physician
about 10 but before his arrival the 091018
had fied, although the heart wee still
beating. He bad spoken to bie daughter
a minute before, turned hie head on the
pillow and do an instant was dead.
Heart weakness, together with old age,
3, T. GeneowO&ogeN•—Theconvention
of Liberate of WeetHuron Tneeday, un-
animously nominated 3. T. G arrow, K,
0., for the seat in the Legielatnre made
vacant by the resent deoieion of the oonrt
of appeal. Mr. Carrow was the only one
proposed Spat -thee were given by the
candidate, Robb. Holmen, M. P., Philip
Holt, E. 0 , of Goderioh ; James L. Groot,
Morgan Dalton, Reeve of Aebkeld, and
Hugh MoPbee, all expressing confidence
that the nominee of the convention will
be elected by a good majority.
GRAND TRDNR.—The old grade has been
burned off on oertain portions of Brunetti
G. T. R. seotion.—Very long freight trains
are being run to 88OOmmodet8 the ship-
pers.—This week there woe 10 oars of
grain shipped from Brussels, Alf. Backer
eent 4 of wheat and a oar nd It,
Graham forf
warded 8 cars ofwheatoate ean and
oar of oats. Inwards there were 2 ogre
of household effects one being for Mr.
Goodwin who comes 10 Broeeele cheese
factory and another for Mr. Orone, hex.
nese maker et 3. Donaldeon'e.—A renewal
of the sidewalk from street
to the depot and new crossing ie a badly
needed improvement on the G. T. R.
property. Station Agent Ham often has
to hustle to attend to the multifarious
duties of his various offices but he ap.
pears to "get there."
Kra. Creighton,
Brussels •
DEAR FRIEND, --We, the ofiaera and
members of Brussels A. 0. TJ. W. Lodge,
No 188 extend to you and your family
oar sincere sympathy in the decease of
Mr. Creighton, who for many yeara filled
oMee of trust and responsibility in our
Order. He fattbfulty and energetically
discharged his duties. We mise him
from our Lodge room bat believe be is
infinitely better off in the Grand Lodge
above, where we tenet to meet him in the
Sweet
and Bye. Signed. Onion, Mof
ttheLodge,W.
W. H. gaga, Reo.
Brueaele, April 1911i, 1901.
D DT TEM KI
aBING.
—Th
e
o
GEF UN
e IS
Hon
horse and rig, belonging to Jno. Canning•
ham, Grey, stolen from Melville ebnrob
shed, Brunets, wee recovered by the
owner at Dundalk, Grey County, on
Thursday of last week. The thief, whose
name ie Gard to be Douglass or Scott, bar•
gained to sell the horse to a me named
Fennell for,$75, 96 being paid when eels
was made and balance to be banded over
later. Attempt wee alae made to part
with the boggle and harness hot as the
price wee low suspicion was aroused and
when Do051a8a palled on Fennell again the
latter asked for identifloation. The name
of a Berlinite was given but while the
telephone office was being visited Mr.
Thief soddenly departed toward Flesher•
ton, the neighboring town, and has not
been Been in tint looality since. Tbie
week and eines
henna description ofTuesday ofdaet the man has been
gent to many points and it le hoped
he will be nabbed. Everything about the
outfit Wee found.. all right by Mr, Oon•
ningham exoepting the overcoat and the
Dundalk people say it was not left in the
boggy when he put up there. Of coarse
the owner of the horse and rig is well
pleased to have Swayed hie property even
if he %7ae pat to ooneiderable expense,
an00yanoe and inconvenience. He st-
rived home on Saturday. A warrant is
held by Constable F. S. Scott for the
arrest of this oar01000 horse taker. The
man i8 described as Olean ebaven, very
fair, smell sharp eye, light eyebrows,
grey Bair and thin facie { about 5 feet, 10
s of
age Wore light cot and
inin ches
ht and tbo60 wnarhat
with crown down ; has silver watch with
gold twisted ohaie, and may be wearing
dark frieze overcoat Which be stole here.
le patellae and auspicious in hie aotione.
Hag the reputation of stealing horse and
riga out of ohuroh eheds in geeret parte
of Ontario. 8 years' board at the Central
Prison can be safely guaranteed Mr.
Douglass -icon it he will kindly aodept
the 'Ria Idegssty 800nd deliver himeele up to
0900 ialtg et tho law
LADE LINDEN. -112 remitting bis eub-
eorlption to Tan Pose Themes Hill,
formerly of Brueaele, now of Lake Lin.
den, biiob., writes as follows under date
of April 15th :—We are bleeeed with
tea Our first snow ound once ofell onre s• then long
Win-
ter,
Mat November and out mama oar sleighs
wbioh were in sea, without a break, un-
til April let. The ice le fast breaking np
on our little lake. I keep well in touch
with matters in the old town of Brneeele
bat there are many changer] there eines I
left. We have one little daughter that ie
a great blessing to 0a. Am still in the
meat business and doing a good trade and
have eeonred a comfortable home. My
two younger brothers are also in thie
CountWe have a very fine. Sieter lminister th is shere, visit.
J. B. Whitford.
Aire, F. Oliver, Qoeen 8t., and Mise
Mabel have the funeral ok
f her aunt, Mone to pa,dohueare to a Bela
Wm. 0amerole, of Oranbrook, has oorne
to Brneeele to take gip dentietry with Dr,
Twaddle. He will be quite ,an addition
to the town Foot BlI team as he ie 8
good player.
Mies Maggie Bargees, who wee go 111
with typhoid fever at Sault St. Mario
hospital, le abodt better of the fever but
ie weak and will take some time to re•
cooperate. She is a deter of Jae. Bur•
gees, of Brussels.
Wm. Habkirk, and sieter.ln-iaw, of
Teeewater, were in Brueaele on Wedne•
day renewing old friende'bipe, • Weare
sorry to hear that Mre. Habkirk has been
seriously I11 but hope the Spring . mason
will aid in her oomplete reoovery.
R. W. Tnok, a former resident of Brus-
sels and Oranbrook, intends removing
from Shelburne, where be has resided for
a number of years, to Alliston. Mise
Mand Took ie now a trained nuree at
Toronto and an excellent one at that 80 a
good authority Gaye.
Among relativee and friends in attend -
alms at the funeral of the late Rev. W.
Norton on Wednesday were Dr. and Kre.
Norton, of Shelburne J. Norton, of New
York ; A. E. and Mrs. Treleaven, T.
Treleaven, W. 3, Treleaven, G. Statham,
Robt. Treleaven, Mre. Kilpatrick, Sam'l
Kilpatrick and Mies Frank Treleaven, of
Dungannon.
Ed. Mole, who has been in Brunets for
gime time assisting R. Mainprize at the
Eleotrie Light Worke, left town on Tues.
day of this week. He will vigil at Au-
burn tor a while and then talks of going
to the Western States, Mr. Mole ie a
steady young man who should summed al.
most any where. For certain reasons we
expeot to see him bank here 000asionaliy.
An exoellent group photo. of W. R.
Davis, of the Mitchell Advocate, and
family appe0rde in Seturdny'e Toronto
Globe. Tbe group inoladee Mr. and Mre, BENNETT—DAvOD008.—In Arcola, N. W.
Davie and grown•np family of twelve—
ton sone and two daughters. There is
T., ouGApril 10, by Rev. Mr. Eine.
man, Mr. Cornelius Robineon Ben-
alno a photo, o "Poplar Hall, the reel• nett, of Arcola, to MIB Maggie, eldeet
dense of Mt. and Mre. Davis. Aman daughter of Mr. Thos. Davidson, eon.
who could not be happy with a family 11, rey,
that Size about him should be transported THOM80N—FBANx.—I0 Adelaide, at the
to St, Helena.. residence of tbe bride'e prate, on
Tuesday, April 16th, by Rev. W. J.
Hoox, Mies Mildred H., daughter of
Business Locals. Robert
serenFrank,oS10 Mr. Robert J.
Can for butter and eggs. A. Coulee'. -'--•�- ---" area_ .�.— ..
FnteT rams crayon enlargements for BAIRD.—In Hawick, oo April 22nd, Eliza.
$1.00 at BRRwEit's. beth Kabel Oliver, relict of the tate trona &o as a
Fan bleak cotton hosiery, all eine on WM. BPENOE Olerk
hand or made to order, at Mee, KInx'e. Robs. Baird, aged 71 years. April 25th, 1901. - Ethos'. 0.
Boo wanted to learn the furniture bnei. MaCiouf,-tl d Grey,ern ofprl 19111 As. A. , NOTICE !
nese. Apply at once to D. MoOoeh, of Pine River, aged 8
R. LEATHERDADE. !or a la. mntbe. Notice to hereby given that a BylaW 8080'
LARGE e00nd hand cook stove#or sale ed Uy sue Municipal Connell of the Tawn-
at abargain. Iu good condition.
NonroN.—Io Brussels, on Saturday, odiOt eblp of Grey, on the 4th day of April, 1901,
Mon -
Mae JERRY BLABHILL, brussels.
26, Rev. Wm. Norton, Kethodiet providing for the issue at debenture to the
y.. minieter, aged 83 years, 1 month and mm�nnt out 84,01620, for the purpose of Mun-
WANTED.—ODs butter weak) eggs, gt
kips' dreivage for a certain drain known as
120. We have 600 bus. home grown 16 days, the nen Drain, and that such Bylaw Ras
Timothy and Ulover for sale. ' rog161808d to the Registry 018oe for the
G. E. K:Ne Wingham. > x��-aG? Z S tS.G :� z I County of Fiume au the 10th day of A.0011,
MIL1 Poo Salm.—Tbe undersigned hne 1901, Any motion to. quash or set aside the
1 eamo, orauy part thereof, must be made
gone into the dairy business and ie now Fall Wheat .... 68 68 within three months from the date of regia -
prepared to deliver any the quantity of first. Barley tration and amulet be made thereafter.
88 89 Dated the 25th of April, A.D. 1901.
plass milk to any part of the town at S} PCe 60 60 41.0 WM. BP NOK, (Merit of Grey,
cents per quart. Your patronage solicit.
Oe to 28 29
ed. es10GEORGE ROBB11000 v.—hBrussels. 88 B"'Lei', lnug and.,lie .• 12 18
Bernina Cleateem to
undersign. Eg1,a n.•r du%all .. 9 10
ed le prepared to attend to proper fixing 1"a,rr . err cwt. 4 00 6 00
np of burial plots for parties either here Po'n"•ee (per bag)25 25
or away who bave^ frieode bnrded Friday
Apple' (phbl.)2 00 2 00 C��.��a�
Will be - the cemetery every teed at Sheep ekrne sash 75 1 25 f r
Lamb skins each 26 tRE
DARK, 100 70 .%�
moderate °barges. R. er bbl. retail,
Salt ,
Caretaker, Ha per ton 81
00 8 00 Hides trimmed 0 86 E:IILL.,r-7;Cg
Hddaelouh
6
g
Hoge Live 6 60 6 60
Wool 15 151 \ IStr U Uv/lp .. %YJ (�Bm
FORMA L- DE -.H YDE
Is a condensed gas and is a powerful Antiseptic and Germicide, but
is not poisonous. We can show the testimonials of well known
and reliable farmers who used it last season with the most
satisfactory results.
One Ib, bottles, 75e, sufficient for 80 to `100 bushels.
Half lb. bottles, 45e, i t 40 to 50 "
With full directions how to use it.
..Ar FOX'S DRUG STORE
A young lady attending (thumb at
L'Anee, Mroh., Sunday evening, sat
directly behind . a tall, well-dreeeed
stranger, with a ravelling banging to big
Dollar. Being one of these generous -
hearted, whole -sealed girls who grow up
to be motherly old ladtee, a friend to
everybody in towo, she thought how glad
the would be if some kind-hearted girl
would do ae math for her father were he
to go to church with a ravelling banging
down hie back, ao when the audience rose
for the first hymn, she oonlnded to pith
it off. Carefully raising her hand she
gave a little twitoh, bat it wag longer then
she supposed, and a foot or more appear-
ed. Setting her teeth she gave a pull,
and about a yard of that horrible thread
hung down his bank. This W80 getting
embarrassing, but determined, the gave
it another yank, and dieoovered she was
unravelling hie undershirt. Her dieoom
Stare was eo painful that obloroform
would not have alleviated her sufferings,
nor a pint of powder hidden her blushes,
when the gentlemen turned with an
inquiring look to see what was tickling
hie neck.
HORN .
Kg uroe.—In Braeele, on April 20th, to
Mr. and Mre. W. hauler- a eon.
1 800008 —In Livingston,. Mon„ on April
8111, to Mr. and Mre. Alva Maines, a
daughter.
TT a gR'rE; -
ONE span of fine, yo0ug, well bred,
general
lto urpWIL,LIAMTWRAY,Belgrave.
Honeoe r'on SALE,—One rleipg 4 ,ve tine
old and a Evan of working mares. Apply
JNO. LOWE, Lot 10, Don, O,. Grey, BrOuesele
9.0.
People We Talk About.
W. W. Barrie and family ere moving
to town this week.
M)ea Baker, of Listowel, hae been visit-
ing Mies Downey this week.
Thos. Nicholls left for Montana, 0. S.,
tbie week where he expecte to spend the
Summer.
Mies Violet Cooper ie learning the
dressmaking with Mies Livingston,
Brussels.
Dire. W. M. Rubinson, of Wroxeter,
was a visitor at Jas. Fox's Thureday of
last week.
James Martin hae gone to Clinton
where he will be employed for a time
driving a team.
Bishop Ward mod family bave removed
from London to St. Thomas. They were
residents of Brussels for a good many
years.
Mre. (Rev.) W. T. (liff, of Strathroy,
is vieiting her mother, Mre. J. D. Ronald,
who hae been quite poorly. We hope
she will soon be convalescent.
Thos. Bloomfield, formerly of Brneeele,
awe Din -
ran
in tbe
Ola
IB now interested
iog Rooms at Salford, England, and will
probably continue to teside there.
Bert. Gerry, who hae been at Indian
Head, N. W. T., for Some time has
accepted a position in a Calgary hardware
establishment. He is a competent sales.
man and ehonld do well.
wee the oanee of deeeage. Rev. Mo. ND' C.
wee been in Kings Co., Ireland, being
one of a family of six, of whom he was
the last, When 17 years of age he came
to Canada, lactating at Mount Permit,
Forty eight years ago, or thereabouts, he
entered the ministry of the Methodist
ohuroh and during a ministerial career of
over 85 years did valiant eervioe in the
Lord's vineyard, moat of these year8 be-
ing spent in the Montreal Conference
Bannockburn,
t Ba
'
atattoned a
re he
was
who
e.
net,, Lylwtn, BeaFlenton, rbGrenville,
and Avoamore.
He superannuated while on tbe latter
obarge, owing to poor health, and l000ted
at hie old home at Blount Forest, about
the year 1888. An earnest, thoughtful
preaober of the evangelietic type was the
subject of this notioe who felt special in-
terest in the spiritual affairs of the
ohuroh. In Temperance work he took 8
moat motive part and dealt many a hard
and enooesefal blow at the kingdom of
$ing Aloo11ol, Seven years ago Mr.
Norton Dame to Brussels and has resided
here continuously. He 000aeiooally
preached, often aided in cottage prayer
services and do sregular
and ready p pant in both theega-
lar and spaniel earvioea of be Sabbath
and week day. Of an enorgetio two,
good constitution, active in both body
and mind, retaining hie faculties to a
marked degree, few would have taken the
deoeaeed to be 78 years of age and he set
a worthy example to many a younger
gggarson. He is survived by three sone
(Do. Thos., of Shelburne ; Joo. W., of
New York t and Robt„ of 81, Thomas,
Dakota) and two daughters (Mrs. George
Bennett, of New Glasgow, Quebec ; and
Kra. Treleaven, of Dungannon.) The
old gentleman had decided to make his
home with the last named and arrange.
mote ware under way to . artery it into
effect this week but he wee called to a
mansion above. The funeral took plane
on Wedneeday afternoon, servtoe being
held in the Methodist oharob at 2.80
o'oleok. Rev. David Rogers, Chairmen
of the Dietriot, preeided, and the other
minietere wbo took part were Reeds. 3.
R. McNair, of Dungannon ; E. A. Fear,
Atwood; R, Paul, ,ins. Boca, B. A„ and
Jno. Holmes, of Bruerele ; and D. B. Mo•
fine, of Cranbrook, The Chairman and
Meagre. Patti, Roes and Relined made
briefbut fitting remarks having reference
to the life and ahar8ater of the deceased.
The ohuroh choir, in addition to leading
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN..
I OOD YEAR OLD STEERS
l7l Wanted, imitable forbanoh purpose,
Apply to GEO. BEST, Brussels.
COMFORTABLE, WI3LL
lighted andlock ver G.leut.some t' let in
d
the , 1L00500ie 8' stores. over
to F8m80oeft 0T e
' E. ESTELLE GRIFFIN,
WINGHAM.
TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE
t�'Wi10 Visit Brneeele Every Tuesday.
T- UTQBER BUSINESS FOR
1! BADE.—W. B1ebi11 desires to give up
butchering and will dispose of big ba8ine88
and rent the [Mop if a imitable opportunity
offers. A gond chance for a pushing man.
Apply to W. BLA8HILL, Brussels.
APER HANGING, DECOR-
'. and House Painting done In
Workmanlike manner 446 on short notice.
Have had three years' experience in ally
work. Terms WaS JOHN 8101 Walton Il.
$1650 WILL BUYA FUR-
1�7 nreoED home on Queen
street,14russele, It is foolish for buviuees
,non and retired farmers to rent houeee
so little mouoyge APhoy 6e of their own for
MISS M, CAMPBELL, Brussels.
Tenders for Drain.
Scaled Tenders (marked tender, for drafm)
will be received by the Undoreigned up to 10
o'clock a. m., May 17b,1901, 'for the dialog
of the Hail 0rainin the Township of Croy.
Tenders to state prise per rod or Nod.
Name ecuritio8. The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted. Plans, epeoldea-
n b seen at my office.
A School of tho Highest Staab/ 1
George Werrett,formerly a prominent
boeiues man of Simone, committed ani-
nide,
E, V. Clergue ennonnoes that in addl.
tion to the steel plant of 600 tong daily
capacity now being built at file Soo, ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
another of 2,000 tone enmity will be
added._
The
e
ad
e e old
Tbe body of Adolph Wilson, who felt GOOD working mare, 6 yar , for
Regina for Wood Mountain last Winter, gale. B. GERRY, Brussels,
after nerving a term in jail, was found on Y00080 walnut trees for Bale, 12$ Dents
tbe prairie. He had been oaoght in a eaeh. JAB. 017THILLJ at D. Blewart'e for -
13110W storm and frozen to death. mar residence, Brese's. 41.2
The largo patronage that our 0011880 'en-
joys is positive proof that the young men
know w wh
GTO tea
Oma
nolOa
a women
an
for mess Co ages are education. No two
careful
4 Colleges .aro alillo tel otos be
careful in °howling a school, Get our cata-
logue. Our students - are remarkably rue
° edal in Souring and holding excellent
situation's. 8tt W. Jt ELLIOTT Prinolpal.
P.A.SITIONO ? FABRICS
FASHIONS.
.fill Wool and
Union Carpets.
411 Wool Rugs and
Japanese Matting,
in Plain and Fancy
Patterns.
Lace and Chenille
Curtains.
Everything
Cheap.
Beige you make poor Spring or Sommer Drees come and examine our stook of
Standard Patterns. They are styiish and perfect fltti0g and Bell dor 50, 108, 15o,
20o and 250. Tbe "Designee" is the beet Magazine of styles published anywhere at
10a. May Patterns, Designers and Fashion Sbeete now in stook. We keep the
Patterns in etoolt. We give the Fashion Sheete FREE,
FABRICS.
We have a large assortment of Spring and Summer Fabrio8 in many beautiful
Patter0e and Detigoe 8-- ,
DIMITIES—White, White and Mauve, White and Red, White and Black, plain
Gray and all Black.
MERLAWNS—Entirely new, very dainty patterns for Waists ot Whole Dreesea.
FO(ULA.RDS—Beaatifnt finish, Blue and White, Black and' White and FancyPVer' Nice
Line Of
Patterns,
GINGHA S --S and Emmy.
(3INGHAMS—Striear with mmee Effect, and CheOke; splendid for Ohildren`e' Children's Shoes
Wearing Deesee.
MAGNET TWILL—Tbe beet material we have ever shown for Boye' Blonde or in Black °and Tan,Whole Suite.
PRINTS—A l urge aeeortmont to 0110088 from at the old prime.
Boots and Shoes
for .Men, Women and
Children.
Oxfords'
Latest. Styles.
ETI&CIL&].r��1 p l
NF`af1cy
arices.
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