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An' faith he'll prent it.
HORSE Fair April 3rd.
Bnue9ELe market leads.
MmLINEn4 Opening° 26th and 27th.
EARLY gardening boa received a oheok
by the oold snap.
SPRING, gentle Spring has gone away
back and sat down for the meantime.
GOOD Friday will be a public holiday
and ooneegaently busineee places will be
closed.
HORSE Fair, the last for this (mason, on
Thursday, April 3rd. Mark it down and
be Bare and attend it.
EIGHT sets of team harness have been
shipped to the Weet already this season
by Ooanoillor Donaldson, of Brussels.
TEE °ober Oarriage Works is a hive of
industry and we hope that this is only the
index of increasingly good times for the
firm.
R. Taomteoot has leased the large barn
belonging to W. F. Stewart and will keep
his tame and egg wagons there, It will
be a fine roomy plain.
A SUBSCRIBER in Galt remitting for
THE POST writes ; "We atwaye like to
get Tan POST, even though 0o many have
lett Brume's., We still know a few and
we like to hear about them."
PREPARATION* are being made for the
annual sawing match in Bruesele, These
contests are very interesting and attract
large numbers of spectators. The date
is Good Friday afternoon, Four prizes
will be given.
JUDGE DoYLE has rendered his decision
in the Daae of Dr. McNaughton ve. the
Corporation of Brussels in reference to
the former'* bill for medical attendance
on the Forsyth family. Judgment was
in favor of the town with costa againet
plaintiff.
TEs Wingham Advance aaye:—"Cooh•
cane & Johnston are lettering a headstone
to mark the resting plane of the late Mre.
Laird of Brussels, who died in August
last at .the advanced age of 108." The
deceased lady was grandmother to S. T.
Plum, and Mre. W. Ainley.
OPPo9ITION PROBABLE,—A Gerrie our•
respondent to the Wingham Advance of
Iaet week °aye :—"There is no doubt,
that a Conservative candidate will Boon
be put np in this riding. Rumor has it
that in two or three weeke a Ooovention
will be held for that purpose." A. His-
lop is the choice once more of East Huron
Liberate and is ready to try a oatoh•ae-
catch-eau with the Opposition candidate
whoever he may be.
Jose Tan THING. Our townsman Wit•
liam Ainley, who by the way has alwaye
been of an inventive turn of mind, has
the model of a pole nap for wagons, bag.
gies, eleighe or implement tongues that
appears to be the oorreat caper. He is
applying for a patent for it and will soon
be ready to do bneineee. Its use would
ensure safety, oonvenieooe and comfort.
We hope Mr. Ainlay will make some
wealth out of hie invention.
Fool Beers—Tuesday evening a meet -
log for the reorganization of Brussels
Foot Ball team was held in the Ooonoil
chamber, Ire Gerry in the obair. The
tidy surplus of 830.16 was reported in
hand, also the canvass for Park. Offioere
were oboeeo as follow* :—Hon. President,
Dr. MoNanghtoo ; President, James Bal.
lanlyne : Vioe-President, Dr. Feild ;
Seat., Garr. Beaker; Treas., H. Bartliff.
Com., Capt., G. Baeker, F. Roche, W. J.
Good and D. MoLauohlin. The Captain
will not be appointed until season opeoe.
The team may take a band for intermed-
iate honors ae they expect to be able to
put a lively eet of kickers on the field.
Meeting adjourned till next Tuesday even-
ing at 8 o'olook to see about the appoint -
merit of a delegate to the anneal meeting
at Berlin if thought advisable.
A correspondent to the Listowel Ban-
ner refers to a Brunie At Home ae fol-
lows; J, and Mre. Leckie, of Brussels,
gave a very s000eeefal house warming
reception at their beautiful home in
Btueeele on. Friday evening, March 7th.
The spacious drawing -room, library, large
dining room, morning room, and censer -
eatery of this beautiful house are well
adapted for the entertaining of friends.
Needless to nay all thoroughly enjoyed
the hoepilality of their charming hostess.
Besides the many gueete from Braeeele,
Mrs, Leckie bad with her a jolly house
party ooneieting of G. R. and Mre,
Hamilton, of London; J. F. and Mre.
Stewart, and 3, F. 9doOrae, of Toronto ;
Miee Campbell, Miee Hay, Mise Kidd,
Mies Soott, Mies Sutherland, Mr. Olimie,
Mr. Congeal; and Mr. Soott, of Lietowel.
Mre, Leckie received her gueete in fee be.
coming gown of blank moire velour with
trimmings of jet chiffon. The first part
of the evening was spent in progressive
enobre. After trapper danoing wary kept
tip until the early morning hours, all loath
to leave this painterly merry house
warming.
Ay Home in Maooabee Hall Friday even.
ing of this week.
RUMOR *aye another store will open. in
Brussels ere long.
PUnLco soboole will close on Thnreday
of next week for the Beater holidays to
re -open on Monday, April 7th.
A REPRESENTATIVE of the Windsor Awn.
ing factory took a number of order* in
town last week for sun shades for the
ooming Summer.
OWING to the bad pitch holes followed
b''y the eudden departure of the sleighing
very few people in town have laid in
much of a stook of green wood.
THE Stratford Herald *aye of a former
resident of Brnaeele ;--Deputy Poet.
Master A. M. Kay has pnrohaeed from
Wm. Macklin a fine residence on Nile.et.
at present occupied by the Misses Blair.
ROST. Tooueoo, egg, butter and poultry
dealer, has had the partition removed
in the store be is lc, in the Graham block,
and will now utilize, the whole of it, to
accommodate hie large and inareaeiug
business.
CARD or Treurse.—We wish to heartily
tbauk the Reeve and other kind friends
who helped ns make np the lose suffered
by the recent fire at our home.
J. AND MRS. SIMMONS.
ALL the mail matter brought in or Bent
out from Brussels postofflce is being
weighed and a record kept for one month
by order of the Postmaster General. It
makes a lot of work for the postmaster
in a bney office.
Miee LITTLE, the new milliner in the
Holmes block, came from Toronto not
Wingham as we mentioned Iaet week.
She and her sister have taken up hoose
keeping in apartmeuts in the same block,
moving in last week.
SINGLE fare round trip tiokete will be
ieeoed for the Eastertide, good going on
Thursday March 27th to Monday 31st
and returning on April 1st. Teachers
and pupils will have fare tiokete, good
to start on Friday 2let and return on
April 8th.
WILLIE, eon of Met. Richardson had a
Mose ecu from a serious accident in the
woollen factory. Hie coat got oangbt in
part of one of the maohinee and he was
thrown down receiving a ant on his fade
that neoesoitated the attention of a phy-
sician to sew it up.
A.TTENTION will be given the Bowling
green as soon ae the weather will permit.
The tennis grounds will be put in shape
so as to have it ready for play next mea•
eon. A small building has been probes.
ed and will be placed on the lawn as office
and store room for belle, shoes, &a., &o.
A good time ie being looked forward to.
Snrrenea.—R. Graham shipped a oar
of wheat and a oar of oats during the
past week ; R. Thomson 60 eaeee of eggs
to Montreal and 10i bble. of batter to
Sydney, 0. B. A. Baeker oar oats; A.
0. Dames a car of hogs ; Geo. Beet a oar
of cattle and a oar of hogs ; a oar of Balt
was forwarded to each of the following
plane Ingersoll, Springford, Neuetadt,
and Blyth ; 2 cars of ashes are awaiting
shipment,
ILL TREATMENT or Oneen.—Monday in.
formation was morn out before A.
Hunter, J. P., by J. Dennison, of Mo-
Killop, charging Wm. Oakley, of Grey,
with committing an assault on a little
girl named Elsie Vandyke, 8 years of age,
who was living in hie home. The Court
met on Tuesday afternoon with A.
Hunter, Reeve Rose and W. H. Kerr on
the Bench, but was adjourned until Sat.
urday at 9 a. m„ as Dr. Toole affirmed
that the girl was unable to attend owing
to her condition from the whipping re.
oeived. She is being oared for at the
Queen's Hotel. Barrister Blair appeared
for Mr. Oakley and Barrister Sinclair
stated that he would represent the Crown..
ST. JOHN'* AT HOME.—In response to
invitations about one hundred ladies and
gentlemen, the latter largely members of
the craft, attended the Maeonia At Home
held in St. John's Lodge room, on Mon•
day evening of tbie week. A short pro.
gram was rendered ooneieting of Mark
Twain's humorous account of a French
duel, by J. H. Cameron; Bolo "Old eohool
ebame," by Miee Lyda Crooke, well
sang ;short bat very appropriate address
on Maeonry by Barrister G. F. Blair ;
solo, "01 restless sea." NUBS Crooke ;
Highland dance by Jae. Ballantyne, the
musical accompaniment on the violin be-
ing played by J. Leckie. Mise Jean
MoLanohlin accompanied Mise Orooke.
The duties of Chairman were performed
by Jae. Irwin who welcomed the gueete
in appropriate words. Tables were Bet
in an adjoining room and an elegant
oyster supper, with a000mpainmente of
bread and butter, cake of various kinde,
coffee and o0angee in abundance, served
under the direction of Caterer Bartliff.
Everybody took an motive part in this the.
portant function. After all had been care-
fully waited on an hour or so was spent
in ohorue tinging, social games and very
pleasant obit-ohat which was greatly en.
toyed by everybody. Those who whaled
to denoe had an opportunity in a room
'prepared for the pnrpoee. The deoora-
tioOe were neat, appropriate and attraotive.
It ie certain that Master Wright the
other offioere and members who represent
the square and crampon left nothing no
done to add to the Ocarina of the large
company and are to he congratulated on
the none of this their first At Home.
They certainly struck a lively Balt for the
start off, Their lodge room is epeOioae
well fnrniehed and well lighted and le.
looated in the Garfield blook. 80 room -
hem 800 Antheir roll
NOSS SS LITTLE
1IMinery
Who was in business in Toronto
for several yoar, has pleasurein' inform"ing the Ladis of Brus-
sols and surrounding country
that on
,TgHEDN1I,S Y , Maar. 26 & 2"7
UR DAY
She will open her fine NEW STOCK of up-to-
date Millinery in the Holmes' Block and cordially
invites all who can do so to call and see the Latest
a Styles.
No one should miss this Millinery Opening.
Cwith bloaeetigoaevalueshprioeo 1VMISS LITTLE,
.
In return. ' Holmes, Block, Brussels.
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MILLINERY Openings on Wednesday and
Thursday of next week in Brussels at the
three stores. The ladies of thio !entity
will onjny a regular revel.
Jo0Neroo-MaRAYe.—The Ladies' Guild
of 80. John's ohuroh, Brussels, have or•
renged with Miee Pauline Johnston, the
Indian poetess, and Mr. MoRaye, a well
known entertainer, to give one of their
highly praised entertainments in the
Town Hall on 50 evening yet to be set in
the first week of April. Thielwill be a
rare treat for the people of this locality.
The Toronto Mail -Empire nye of Mise
Johnston•—"She presents pathos, wit,
tragedy and comedy in goiok euaoeesiou
and olearly proved her ability ae an e0-
tertainer." Of Mr. MoRaye the Evanston
(Wyoming) Register says.—"Mr, McRay'e
program brietlee throughout with keen
originality and forceful delivery. He is
fanny and solemn at the same time -and
cannot fail to please." Date will be an.
pounced next week.
FIRE IN THE WOOLEN FAamoIY.—Short.
ly atter 12 o'olook, noon, on Thursday,
of thie week, fire broke out inthe third
flat of the Woolen factory. The fire
alarm speedily called a large number of
ready hands. Beattie Bros. bus team
took the fire engine to the river at a
lively gait and before many minute* bad
elapsed water, in large volumes, was be•
ing poured. on the blaze which was short.
ly subdued. Movable geode were removed
but between fire, smoke and water rather
a badly mixed up condition of affaire
exiete but it might easily have been worse.
Messrs. Lookridge have a receipt for in•
euranoe whish will no doubt entitle them
to a recompense for their Ione whiob will
be considerable. The building and mach-
inery -are owned by B.Gerry and are in-
sured. The damage ddneoonoiate of a
hole burned through the third floor and
(seiling, numerous broken windowe,maoh•
thee probably seriously impaired by
water and one or more by fire. How
the fire originated is not certain .but
started by or in one of the mach.
inee, some think from perbape over
beating, with oil and woolaontignoue,
We hope the loseee will be speedily set.
tled 8o that Ise little delay ae possible
will be the result. Mesere. Lookridge
are hard workers and deserve to do well
and we believe their labors will be re-
warded as there is a good trade to be
done.
ODITDARY.—Very sad and sadden was
the announcement of the deoaee of Eliza
Lane Holmes, the truly beloved wife of
Thomas Holmes, of the town of Wing.
ham. Mre. Holmes watt suddenly taken
ill with aoute bronchitis, oomplioating a
chronic) disease which rapidly developed
into heart failure, resulting in her peace-
fully passing away at 6.30 p. m., on the
8th inst., surrounded by tbe members of
the family, who had been notified by tele-
graph. Mre. Holmes was loved and ad-
mired by everyone who had the privilege
of knowing her, for she was a true and
perfect lady in every eenee that the word'
implies. She had a moat brilliant intel•
lent, was highly educated and well read.
She was truly good and would not speak'
ill of anyone. She had a moat kind and
eympatbetio heart. She had been brought
ap in Methodism from a child. Her im.
mediate ancestors, who were of the U. E.
Loyalists, were the first who planted
Methodism on Young street north, Tor-
onto, and daring her life she faithfully
followed in the footetepe of her father,
who was the late William Lane, of
Thornhill, near Toronto, and both there
and here, where the family is well known
and highly respected, her decease will call
forth a deep thrill of Borrow from the
sincere and sympathetic. She was con.
scions to the last, and with her family a.
round her bedside at the homestead here,
the declining momenta of her long
and blameless life were peaoefnl and
0erene. Thie ie the third entirely unex•
peoted and Severe affliction the family
have enffered. She sees the mother of the
celebrated John G. Holmes, one of the
most brilliant orators and lawyers ever
known in Canada, who died very epddenly
in Toronto a few years ago, and her
youngest daughter, the late Mies Maggie
A. Holmoe, who (lied very suddenly of
heart failure three years Minae, and these
were moat severely trying emiotione,
the ehookof which she never fully recover.
ed. She was a most devoted wife and
mother and her whole family are plunged
into the deepeet sorrow. She is survived
by her husband, nomad Holmes, who,
as a young man, was prominently eon.
Heated with the newspaper press of Tor
onto in the day* of the Colonist end
Leader, and her earvivlog children are
Richard Holmes, barrister, Toronto,
William L. Holmes, M. D., Bruooele; and
Mre. (Dr.) Kinsman, Bernie.
"If catty piles shank] mark whore virtue
lime,
And worth by numbore to the grave be
borne—
O'er her the proudest pyramid etlould rise
And weeping thousand* at her funeral
pleura."
Servide was held at the home of de-
ceased on Monday evening and the fon-
era! took place to tbe G. T. R. station on
Tneeday morning, the remain° being don•
veyed to Toronto and interred in the
family plot in St, lama otmetery.—
Wiagham Times,
Tan Pt. Arthur Herald says of Mr.
MoReye : "His comedy work forces
rounds of laughter, but while he is great
as a humorist, be is better still ae a dia-
lect story teller."
A NOTE from Alex. McNeil, now in the
"Soo" says there ie a great rush to that
place this Spring, especially mechanise
but that brickwork will not commence
for some' weeke yet. Wagee are also
lower than expeoted, although fairly good.
Gpeun TRUNK Norse.—Train master
Lynoh and Auditor Higginbottom were
official visitors at the depot this week.—
The pay oar was here en Thursdayof
last week.—The loading of five large oars
with stook and eettlere' effeote for the
West preeented a lively eae0e at the G.
T. R. for several days, .hippere were :—
R. Pollard, of MoKillop, to Sammerbury,
N. W. T. ; Joeh. Dennison, Maliillop to
Mooeejaw ; Jno. Crawford, Maailtop, to
Melita ; George Jaokeon and W. Grigg,
of Morrie, to Mooeejaw.—Among the
passengers who went to the West on
Tuesday, in addition to a man with each
loaded car, were Mrs. Deonieon and eon,
McKillop, Miee Grigg and Frank Arm-
strong, of Morris, to Mooeejaw ; W.
Dunn, of Oranbrook, to Rothwell ; Geo.
Parr and ,wife, to Alameda; Jae. Petah
to Deloraine ; W. Crawford. to Melita,
Business Locals.
°Levan and Timothy Seed at Mo-
Craaken'e.
Gram wanted, at once. Apply to Mre.
G. F Blair, Brussels.
A. Lox of secondhand organa for sale
cheap, or to rent. Some of them almost
new. R. LEATHERDALE. ••
FLEURY PLows —Farmers desiring the
best plow should call on me and order a
Fleury. Jeo. LONG, Agent, Brownie.
To GAn0EEEne; 10,000 6 Dent paokagee
node, 10 packages for 25 ciente. Clover,
Timothy, Speltz, Goose wheat &o., for
sale. G. E. BING, Wingham,
You matte no mistake in having *awe
gummed and filed by McGregor. Can
exchange *awe. Have a large number of
*awe for Bale and ready for firet•elaee
work. Yours, for fast and easy cutting,
T. MaGae000, Braeeele Saw and Tool
0o„ Mill street East.
Peas FENCE,—R. Close, Ethel, hae tale
agency for he Page fence for the whole
of Grey township and Morrie townehip
from the Ord line and ae far Weet ae the
Centre eideroad. A. M. McKay & 00„ of
Brussels, will reoeive orders for Mr. Close
when more convenient to thoee desiring
it.
CHURCH CHIMES.
Rev. R. Paul will preemie at Atwood
for Rev. E. A. Fear next Sabbath,
A eketoh of Clinton new Wesley ohuroh
is orowded out thie inn but will appear
next week.
Next Sunday a Temperance lesson
comes in the International aeries in con-
nection with the Sabbath Scheele.
Service will be held in St. John's
church on Good Friday, commencing at.
11 o'olook, conducted by the incumbent,
Rev. G. J. Abey.
Rev. H. A. Graham, of the Wallace
Oironit, received a cordial invitation
from the Quarterly Official Board at. ite
February meeting to remain for a fourth
year.
Rev. Jno. Roee, B. A., expecte to take
his plane in Melville thumb pulpit next
Sabbath morning as hie health hae con•
eiderably improved, we are pleased to
state.
Rev. Jno. Holmes preached two interest-
ing diecooreee last Sabbath in the Meth-
odist Charoh. Morning text was "There
shall be no more sea" and tbe evening
Scripture Ie. 58 13 and 14.
In connection with last Sabbath'* morn•
ing service in the R. C. Church, James
Jones rendered a Bolo with good effeot.
After the sermon Rev, Fr. Oorooran gave
a short eketoh of 8t. Patrick.
A Preacher's Oirole or cease has been
instituted in Brussels among the Presby
teriau pastors in thie section. They
meet for the dieoussiou of toping of
interest to them nod their work.
Rev Dr. Sutherland, general secretary
of the Methodist Mission Board, arrived
to San F,anoieoo Wednesday and Bailed.
for Japan on Thursday of last week.
The doctor writes that bin health, whiob
was rather poor when he left Toronto,
was much improved by his trip aoros0
the Continent.
Sabbath last tho opening eervioee fn
connection with the fine new Methodiet
&hnrob at Olioton were weaned. Rev,
Dr. Garman, General Supertutondent,
preached morning and eveaieg,and gave
two magnificent dleoonro0e. In the after.
noon a spirited rally of the Sabbath
School was held, An enjoyable program
was preeented including addreeees by
Rev. Mr. Howson, the pastor, and W.
H. Kerr, of THE POST. The tenant ex.
°raises of both Church and Sabbath
Sobool ohoir'e would be dlffioult to excel,
W, °ley ohuroh le modern, oomfortable
and well fluiehed, and is a credit to
Methodiem, TAB PoeT man also took
the oervioe at the House of Refuge Sab.
bath morning, at 9.80 o'eloek.
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•HEAD oFFiOE, - TORONTO
q I'7TAL 1'ATD Vi? (One.MfllIon Dollars) 91,000,000
REST - - 9760,000
Aienoies in all pl'ineipaf pointe ift Ontario, Quebeth itranitoba, Vatted State* t Ragland;
A General Banking Bueineoo Tran8aoted: Farmere' Notes Di0000nted.
Draft° betted and golleotione made on all pointy,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on depooite of 91,00 and apwarda and compounded hall yearly.
Snow, ATTENTION GovEN TO THE. Cinnamon or FAR zoo°' pens NOTRe.
Every faollity afforded Onetomere living at dletanoe,
Molloy Orderpaythbefaoawy gbak se—ued 9000t00934(0)::::540
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F. H. GRAY; A9TING Aasiwr..
Last Sabbath morning Rev. R. Peal
occupied Melville Church pulpit. He
took ae his text Aote 10:33. It was treat
ed ander the following divieions ;—(1)
They believed that Peter'e was a Divine
appointment' and hie menage from God ;
(2) They were ready and willing to reoeive
We message ; (3) The enooaragement the
meeoege affords ; (4) Text admonishes the
careless bearer and adminietere reproof.
to the neglecters of the house of God.
Rev. Mr. Pant will be 75 years of age
next May bat preaohee with olearneee and
a vigor that many a younger man does
not exhibit. Rev. Mr. Jarrow, of Wal.
too, rendered good service in the evening.
MORN-
MAINPRIZE.—In Braeeele, on Marob 16th,
to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mainprize, a
daughter.
r6.ARR=M3M„
PRoOTOIt—MOMERRAY. At the residence
of the bride's parents, on the 13th
inst., by Rev. George MoQuillan, of
Belgrave, Mr. Richard Proctor, of
Morrie, to Mies Maggie A., only
daughter of Mr. and Mre. Robert
Mnldurray, of Morrie.
WRIGnT—CLAREE.—In Stratford, on
March 12th, by Rev. E. N. Baker,
M. A., Mr, Jonathan Wright, of Ethel,
to Mise Nellie, daughter of Mr. and
Mre, Richard Clarke, of Elms,
e0xMa-
MoArthUr,—In Grey, on March 181h.
Janie McIntosh, relict ofthe late
Ewen J. MoArthur, aged 55 years and
7 months,
.6TTCT20N
TUESDAY, MARCH 25th.—Farm stock,
implements, &o., at lot 6, con. 7, Grey.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook. John Ker
ney. prop. ; F. 8 Scott, and.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26. --Farm stook,
implements, &o N} Lot 21, Con. 3, Mor.
ria, Sale, uoreeerved; at 1 o'olook. W.
A. Tnrvey, prop. ; F. B. Soott, ane.
THURSDAY, Marton 27.—Farm *took,
implements, &o., at Si Lot 24, Con. 6,
Morrie. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock.
S. J. MONO], proprietreee ; F. S. Scott,
auctioneer. .
TUESDAY, APRIL ler.—Well bred farm
etook, implemente, &o. Lot 9, Con. 9,
Grey. Sale nnreeerved at 1 o'clock.
Donald Orerar, prop. ; F, S. Scott, ane,
BR4r-ss 901:01 ren-RSOTs,
Fall Wheat 70 71
Barley 50 50
Peas 70 71
Oats 37 38
Butter, tube and rolls .. 15 16
Eggs per dozen 11 12
Floor per cwt. . 4 00 5 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 30 30
Apples (per bbl.) - 2 00 3 00
Hay per ton 7 00 8 00
Sheep skins, earth 25 26
Lamb skins eaoh 25 30
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Hides trimmed 6 671
Hideo rough 5 5
Hoge, Live 5 60 5 60
Wool 13 13
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Getrnotr, servant wanted. Apply to
MRS. W. M. SINCLAIR,
CORDWOOD wanted. Oober Carriage
Factory, Braeeele.
FnRoT CLASS Seed Peas for sale. JAS.
PERRIE, Lot 17, Con. 16, Grey, or Oran -
brook P.O. 88.4
A GOOD young bull, 11 months old, for
sale, roan in color, PETER ROBERTSON,
Lot 8, Cone, Grey, Brussels P.O. 30
GOAT robe, with grey oheok lining, lost
between Brueoole and Walton on Saturday,
16th Mat. The finder will be rewarded byre -
turning it to WILLIAMS & BON'S
Livery,Brussels.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, enitable for roue"). purposes.
Apply to 0E0. BEST, Brneeol0.
SIX YOUNG SCOTCH SHORT
Horn Bulla for sale, from 0 to 20 menthe
old. Also cows in -calf to imported' Red
Duke" and a few heifers.
D. MILNE, Ethel.
LIBRARY BOOKS FOR SALE,
about 100 of them, formerly need by
Union Sabbath School mooting in Button's
School House, Morris, Apply to JAMES
EVANS, Morris, or HUGH .ELLIOTT, Bras -
sale.
�IAIR DRESSING.—THE UN.
DRnefaNE0 wlelree to auu00000 to
the ladies of Bruseele and vicinity that Mho
is prepared to make switches out of eomb-
inge and out hair, at her 'home,30111 street
Weot,Bruesola. MRS, BNGSTON.
$20,000 to Loan.
The above sum has bean placed with me
for immediate inves0meuton farm proper-
ty at 6 per dent. If .titin* are satisfactory
loans may be completed in 3 days, Liberal
torms' a0 to repayment, Apply at louoo to
W. M, 8IN0L8I00, Barrister, &e. , Bruouele,
TORO' BRED YORKSHIRE -
Tho undersigned will keep ter oorvloo
on Lot 21, Con. 10, Grey, the theta' bred
largo breed 3ortahire beg, "Sir James;'
from imported stook, Pedigree may be aeon
on application. Terms, 81,00, to bo paid at
tin e of service with privilege of returning
if neeeenary. gave a young pedigreed 'bog
and sow from 00010 stook for Bale,
3, P, M°IN TOSH, Proprietor,,,
30.4 Oranbrook P. 0,
50 ACRE FARM TO RENT,
being South half' Lot 90 in 'the lot
eon. Of Turn berry. On the premisee aro a
good frame house, bank barn and alwaye
plenty of water. For further particulars
apply to MRS. MARY R,. MOFFA'l'T, Brus-
sels . 0. 36.2
NOTICE
TENDERS for drains in McKillop, about
six miles inlength, will be received by Jno.
0, Morrison, 'Ole: 11, to be opened at the
Council Meeting -at Leadbury, on Thursday,
April 1000, at 1 o'clock p, m, Plane, pee6le
and speoldcationo may be Been any time in
clerk's office. The work is near Winthrop.
and eau be seen any• time now, 8200,00
cheque to be sent with tender until security
is given. ;„ JNO, 0. M014RI80N,
Winthrop P. 0.
AUCTION SALE OF WELL
BRED FARM 8TOOH,,.IMPLO-
MENTB, FURNITURE, dm.—Mr, F. 9, Scott,
Auotioneer. has received instructions from
the undersigned to sell by public auction
at Loo 9, Con, 9, Grey, on Tuesday, April let,
at 1 o'clock, sharp. the following valuable
property; -1 aged mare, 1 heavy draught
mare, 8 yrs. old. in foal to 'Sunlight,' (owned
by J. & W. McOavi0,) 1 horse 4 years old, 1
Dolt r(eing 2 years old,5 fresh milk. Dawe, 1
cow 10 calve, 1 Jersey cow, thoro'bred, 1
Jersey Leifer calf, thoro'bred, 0 two-year-
old eteere, 2 two-year•old heifore, 1 ono-.
year•old steers, 4 one•year old heifers, 4
°elves from 2 weeks to 6 months old, 6 well
bred Leicester ewee,1 thoro'bred Yerkelitre
sow, 7 yoftng pigs, 1 etore plc, CO hens, pair
geese, 1 binder MassevOfarrfe, l mower, new
McCormick, 1 Mower Toronto, 1 seed drill,
1 oeu8ler, 1 Bulky rake, 1 roller, 1 died har-
row, 1 plow,1. gang plow, 1 turnip Bower, 1
nutting box, 1 turnip cutter new, 1 ,fanning
• mill with bogcer, 1 lumber wagon nearly
new,1 pair bob -sleighs, 1 buggy,. 1 cart, 1
cutter, 1 water trough, 1 ladder 26 ft, long.].
sheep rook, 1 gravel box,1 bay raolt, °radle,
scythe, chains, shovels, hoes, forks and belle,
1 set Bingle harness,1 set double harness. 2
set whi0letrees, crowbar 00,1 pick, quantity
bey, quantity of Ligowo eeod oats, about
8000 ft, Hemlock lumber, cedar poets and
stakes, 1 wheelbarrow, 1milk tank and 1
large milk can, 4 milk mane and 2 oream
cana,No.3 Daisy churn, butter bowl and
print, milk pails and strainer, 1 cook stove,
1 heater, 1 bedroom suite, bedetaails and
springs,1 parlor lamp,1 glace cupboard, 1
100000,0 kitchen chain, 2 rocking chairs, 0
cane•bottomed chairs, quantity seed Pota-
toes, turnips and other adjoins too numer-
ous to mention. Sale without reserve as
proprietor is giving up farming. TERMS.—
All acme of 80.00 and under cash; over that
amount 10 months' credit will be given o0
turntables Approved Joint Notes. 4 per
cant p°z annum off for caeb on- oredit
amonute, DONALD CRE1tA10,
F. S. SCOTT, Auctioneer. ' Proprietor,
MAE. .. 20, 1902
Will Make
You "VWTe11'
THAT'$ OUR
SARSAPARIALAA.
There're no better Spring ktedipidp
made. 1f you are thinking of trying
anything in this line, try a bottle of
ours, We guarantee it to be al good.
so the beet. What're more, if god
pre not perfectly eatlefed after nein);
a
bottle come aa4 get your dollar
book. The other kinds met the same
brit we cannot guarantee them. We
know what le in ours and wkat' it
will do. Same old place—
FOX'S
DRUG
STORE.
HOUSE AND ABOUT AN
ante of land for sale, etrabam'e Sur-
vey, i mile. South of Bruoaelo. Thebonito
contains 7 rooms; good etubt°; well' droit
trees and email fruits. Poeeeeelon given at
once. Terme reasonable, If property ie not
sold soon, will be rented. For prion, terms,
&o., apply to WM. RANDS, Brawls P, 0.
LE CKIE,
`•LIFE AND PIKE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,'
VALUATOR, &o.
Office .over Burnley's Drug Store,
Feb. 5th, 1902, 50.3re Br000ei0.•
Notice to Creditors.
•
In the matter of the estate of Isabella
McCallum, late of the village of Brae•
Bele, in the County of Huron, de.
ceased.
NOTIOE is hereby given pursuant to the
"Revised Statute of Ontario " 1897. 'chapter
129, that all creditore and others having
olaime against rho estate of the late /Isabella
McCallum, who died on or about the Fourth
day of January, A. 11.,19112. are required on
or before the Fifth day of April, A. D., 1982,
tosend by poet pre -paid or to deliver to W.
)H.. Sinelair, of the Village of Bruesele, '10
'the County of Huron, Bolloltor for the . Ex-
ecutor, William Graham, their :Ohriatlan
and eurnamee, addreeeee and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims, the
statement of their accounts, and the nature
of the securities,lf any, held by'them. And
further take notice that after -such last
montionod date, the said Exeoutor will
• proceed to dletrlbuto the aeeete, ed the thereto, oeneod among the parties latitled thereto,
baviagrehnd only to the afslme of which
he shall then have notice, and that the said
Exeoutor will not be Sable for the said as-
sets or 00y phot thereof, to i any portionor
porao00, of w0080 olaime' notice shall not
nave been received, by , the said Exeoutor,
at the time of snail distribution,
Dated the Seventh day of Maroh,A.D. 1902,
W, M..80010LAIRth,
86.3 Solicitor for e Exeoutor.
=R SPRING
P SUMMER
You cannot get a better assortment•of Dry Goods
than we can offer you to -day. All our lines are
up-to-date and our Prices are Right.
Dress Goods and Suitings...
We are showing the leading etylee in all the leading ehadee—Satin•
cloth, Whipoord, Poplin, Orepeline, Voile, Gloria,. Grenadine, Venetian,
Soleil, Broad-oloth and Home -spun, prices. ' 250 to, 91,60
For Waist...
All wool Detainee, Silk Gloria, Japanese Liberty, Famoline, Taffetta
Silke, Silks with hem stitching effeot, Silks with Tooke and.Ineertion all
ready to make up, pricee ' 90o to 92.00
For Summer Dresses..:
We have the nioeet lot of Summer Goode ever ohown in Brussels.
You'll want them if you see them. Maeline, Dimitiee,Organdies, Albatroee,.
Linen effeote, Bilk and Linen, Mercerized Lawns and Sateen*, Silk Finiehed
Cbambraye, Gingham,' and Prints. All NEW Goode and for BEAUTY
and STYLE have no Equal. ' Price* 60 to 50o
In Corsets...
"The Ooreet is the Foundation of the Gown." A perfect Fitting Corset
means a Perfect Fitting Drees. Our NEW GIRDLE CORSET bide fair
to become the favorite of the season. The new straight front, biae•out,
gored Ooreet is the Perfeotion of Shape and Comfort. All our Corsets are
CROMPTON'S—they are the BEST. Prioee 500 to 91.50
.H. New Department...
To our already large and well assorted stook we have added a splendid
aeaortment of
The thin Drese Materials to be worn this season Will necessitate the wearing
of Pretty Underwear. We have jest opened up a lot of beautiful White-
wearethat every lady elbnld see before buying. We feel confident that in
this line no better values were ever shown. No left -overs. Every garment
Fresh, Clean and Dainty. ,
In Every Other Department
Yon will flod no equally well prepared for the Spring trade.
0 "April Fashion Sheets, Designers and Patterns are now ready. Call and get a
Faehtoo Sheet Free. Deeignere 10a a copy, 91;00 a year. Standard Patterns
kept in stook, 108 to 25o,
A.
STRACHAN.