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AIlacluotion. 1.11,4e1 and Bin 1,31,0 peesession May 1st.
We tritn all Wall Papers for
our Customers when desired, or
when preferred allow le. per roll
alad trim it yourself. Not unich
r eduction but it not only enables
yon to get a better paper for your
Money but the trimming protects
the sides until von tire read,y to
HANG
We have a large variety to
choose from and many lines we
can give you handsome reductions
in when required for small rooms.
We have bargains in Wall PaperS
and are anxious that you should
know this.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sotatter.x Ex.r.exstoX W. 0.
Traine leave Brussels Statiou, North
and South. as follows:
0,001313 SorTn. Germ N010313.
7%11 a.m. 5011344 aan
Sim." ......... eief pace 0302 pau
Korai 41.cwz „kcm5
A ohiel'a amang ye takin' notes,
Au' faith he'll p1001 it.
Cense up.ra
Qvira boom in maple syrnp.
',Temp= of Fame," Ilth and Lith.
Er Huron A...zrinnIturel Society w ill
not hold a Spring Show,
Bnusaaa'i School Board will meet on
Friday evening of this week.
PosTuaTeu nowt. wee re-elected
Chairman ef the Board of Health.
"Tsser.o of Fame," Town Hall, D -ns.
eels, Wednesday and Thursday, April
14th end 15th.
Ratmes bull dog, has gone to
dogdom over the poison route. The trip
was made last week.
Messes. & Runts shipped a oar
of cattle on Thursday end a car of Logs
on Friday of this week.
Dre yon get your reserved seat 15101yet for the "Temple of Fame?" Plait of
Hall at Fox's Drug store.
A. Conan, Jno. Downing, Loss & Ital.
liday and Mrs. Rogers here invested in
new awnings this Spring.
Pewee schools close for the Easter
holidays on Thursday of next week anal
will reopen on Monday, 26th hist.
Tun G. T. R. will issue single fare
tickets for the Easter holidays, good to
50 00 Thursday, April 15th to Monday,
10th, and return on the 20th.
Gutestaxe bas already come to the
front in Bruseele and some of the eearly
birds" have onions &o, &o. belied in the
hope of a speedy resnrrection.
AT Paisley last week W. 0. Collins
organized a Council of Chosen Friends
with 26 members. He busy at
Durham Cm week, leaving Bruise's last
Monday.
S.vroanAr of next week the License
Board of East Huron will meet at the
American hotel, Brussels, to deal with
the issuance of licenses for the coming
year in this hiding.
ug,
has been made of a number
of parties tapping the maple elnide treee
for the sake of esnear off.'' This
won't be allowed as every shade tree
represents so much money to this cor•
0,10130100 who will not permit of their
being backed for any purpose.
I. 0. 0. F.—The 78th anniversary of ,
Odd Fellowship will be observed by the
members of 'Western Star Lodge, No.
110, Brussels, on Sabbath, 21th, by at-
tendance at morning service in the
Methodist chinch when the pastor, Rev,
S. J. Allin, will preach the annual ser.
10500 at 11 a. m.
11 11 stated by several persons that a
man who lives North of the river has been
doing the cowardly and unmanly act of
shushes, his wife, a most estimable per.
eon, during the past week, If this gent
got a doge of his own medicine for a few
weeks he would come to realize that.
there was not much fun in it. He
should look up the Statutes on assault
and battery before he tries it again,
Shame en him.
Soto .00T.—The St. Mary's Argos Of
Net week says C. Richards, of
Brussels, hoe purchased the boot and
ahoe business of D. A. Martin, and took
possession this week. Mr. Richards has
had thirteen yeare experienee the boot
and shoo business and is well versed in
all its details, Mr. Martin wished us to
gay that he has found Mr. Richards
honorable 10 ell his dealings and recorn•
mends him to 1311 1115 old patrons, whom
he thanks ter the past patronage. Mr.
Martin hes been in business a a imper-
atively short time, bet 110.0 made a host
of friends who will no doubt regret his
retirement. He baa hot decided yet
what he will do in the future." Mr.
Richards intende ointinuing hie boot and
shoe and harness business in Brussels as
001)55.Boost 01' Itt' r.—Tl House of
Refuge Committee met at Clinton on Fri-.
day of last week. There were six tenders
for the proposed pig pen and poultry
house, which ie te be 20x50 feet, with El
foot wag. Mr. Guttridge got the job at
4305. The buil-dine will be concrete and
will stand North of the barn with a drive.
way between the two. There was only a
difference of 415.00 between frame and
concrete, the latter being the higher. A
general survey of the Mustrial Farm
was taken and the crops ou
be put in t.
lined. It was also ape I to purolutee
about 100 trees, to consist of apple, plum,
eherry, evergreen, &a. A gravelled drive-
way will bo inaanged from the front of
the Home to the road and a sidewalk will
a,leo have to be laid down around the
building owing tO the want of rod or
gravel and the stiolty character of the
eon excavated from the oellar. Com-
mittee hired a man, at 013.00 per moth,
to drive the team and assist Caretaker
French, There was a strong plea made
for an hogpitel ward ia the House, so as
to provide the neoeseary isolation. There
hi a Mee or typhoid fever on Dr. Shaw's
hands at the present time.
L.
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x EG.Viii Inc leased the Btuevale
Overt 530 horses changed hands at
limeade llorso Pair, Tbursilay or Met
weelt, at geed primes. There were 11
bet ere 10 ectondame. The Fairs will
be resumed next Fall.
Tanen was a rumor in town 1110 W.
F. Stewart had lid out the National
Roller Mill LL1an AlWoo,i, and t
that 1,0 was removing to Woodstock,
This story N IMO ufactured Out of whole
eloth ee with 11 heroin was never mooted
go 71r, Stewart says.
1351ese5,5 postoffiee has recently been
flooded with Spring ettrelognee from the
Sleton establishments and other 'Toronto
Mentes. We wonder how ninth these
firms pey toward our taxes keeping
Bre-mete tiff Lies running 1 Support home
industry and enterprise
A icemen of April Fool jokes were
perpetrated as initial Thursday of last
week. One gentleman was brought to
the eCeutral" to ceuverse by telephone
wilt a gentleman in Ber.in and learned
storIly alter that lack Beattie at their
livery barn, was attending to the other
end a the "Hello" wire.
HEADY roe Wm-ie.—Tuesday eveping of
lest week a meeting of ths Gonservati Yee
of Brueeele WES held in the Herald ethos
when citlieere wer. elected for the car.
rest vear an followe Geo. Cardiff,
President ; T, Kelly, Vice President ;
N. F. Gerry, Seorotary ; 1. 1. Gilpin,
Treascirer ; IL L. Taylor, A. J. Lowry,
Go. Semi. Crawford and C. E.
Smiley, Executive Committee,
Bosse OF HEALTH —111011(ley evening
last the organization meeting of Brussels
Baird of Health was held, all the mem•
hers being present exotpting W. Jewitt.
Cti motion of W. II, Herr and A. Step -
art, T. Farrow wee re elected Chairman
for 1e97.- It was decided to have the
etteitaiy Inspector begin hie work at
once, and May 1 tith was fixed as the date
for the completion of cleaning up by one
residents. A. strict supervision will be
maintained in oonnection with cellars,
&n. Board adjourned to meet at
call of Chairman.
LAWN Texers.—A meeting for the pur
Nee of organizing a Lawn CIllb
WES held in the office of W. M, Sinclair
on Monday evening, 5th lust., at 8 o'•
clock, C. Urquhart in the chair. The
minutes cif the Met annual meeting were
read and adopted, after which the eleo.
tion of officers for the coming year was
proceeded with as follows :
tion. Pres., Dr, F. II. Kalblleisch ,
President, W. M. Sinclair ;
'Vim -President, J. FL Oameroo ;
See•Treas„ W. 3. Stewart ;
Captain, D. 0. Ross ;
Committee, jas. Fox, G. F. Blair
and Dr. Davidson.
A motion to the effect that Rev. W. T.
Claff, of Thorndale, (member of the Club
for years past) be an honorary member
for the coming season, was unanimously
adopted. The membership fee was
planed 1110 50.105 as last year, namely,
01 00 for gentlemen and 25 cents for
ladies. The tennis courts at W. 111.
Sfficlair's and D. C. Roes' will be used
by the Club.
lamest:00 Fibre. --No small amount of
interest in and arouud Bru-sels is being
occasioned over the production of that
most interesting entertainment known as
The Temple of Fame, whioh will be given
in the Town Hall, Bruseels, on Wednes•
day evening of next week. These few ex•
phonatory male will give an idea of what
the representation will consist of :—
Women famous in the world's history in
art, literature, gevernment, celebrated for
patriotism, oharity, devotion to human.
ity, etc., are summoned by the presiding,
Goddess of Fame and each pleads what
she has ancomplished entitling her to be
orowned Queen of Fame. The program
closes with the crowning of the one deem-
ed most worthy of the many claimants,
Following is OM of characters repre•
sentecl and the persons taking part :—
Goddess, Mise Edna Curtis, of Blyth ;
Queen Isabella, Miss Minnie Moore ;
Helen Hunt Jackson, BIrs. S. N.
Joakson ;
Ruth, Miss Lottie Hill ;
Mrs. Brown inc, Mrs. Dobeon ;
Barbera Frietchie, Mise May Putland;
Mary Queen of Scots, Miss Ferguson ;
Jegthats Daughter, Miss Whelan, of
Durham ;
Harriet Beet -her Stowe, Mrs. Alli ;
Topsy, Nina Blashill ;
Clara Louise Kellogg, Mrs. W. II.
Willis, of Beaforth ;
Frances Willard, Mrs. D. C. Roes ;
Bridget O'Flannagan, Miss Mary Ross ;
Sisters of Charity, Misses Rilla Hunter
and Naomi Williams ;
Miriam, Miss Leszie Sample ; Maid•
pee—Mildred Scott, Laura Leatherdale,
Eva Denbow, Pearl Leatherdale, Edna
Pugh, Ella Funston, Retry Plum ;
Queen Elizabeth, lire. W. M. Sinolair ;
Grace Berlina, Miss Bawtinbeimer ;
3050 of Are and guards, Mies Maggie
Beattie ;
Tabitha Primrose, Miss Polly Sample •
Mother with children, Mrs. Fletcher,
lerida Vanstone mid Way Mlle ;
Xantippe, Miss Jean licLeuehlin ;
Sappho, Mrs, W. II. Kerr ;
Josiah Allen's Wife, Miss Minnie Mc.
Nsngbton •,
Martha Washington, Miss Jean Bit'
oh ie ;
Flora McDonald, Mise Annie Stewart ;
Pnealientas, Elise Jo. Ross
()fleet) Victoria, Mrs. A. Coseley ;
Mrs. Partington, with Ike, Miss
Norton ;
Christina Nileson, Mise M. Ames •
Lady Aderdeen, Mrs, 13. Strachan ;
Helen of Troy, Miss filemmon ;
.l"onie Lind, Miss K. Wilson ;
I forma° Nightingale and guards, Mies
Lii,by Ball ;
Mother Goose, Mrs. 18.13. Gerry ;
Madam Urso, Miro Belle Smith ;
Crown Bearer—Pearl Beaker, encom-
panied by the following Flower Girle :—
Orme Perry, Aileen Scott, Fernie Allin,
Gertie Roes, Luella Ron, Lottie Koenig,
NOM Kendall, Norma Vanstene, Ida
Williams, Frances Collins, Gertie Mel.
tom, Aline Kendall.
Crowning the Queen.
Herald, J. II, Cameron ;
Angler, jas. Jones
Guards, 3. T. Ssevis and T. Collins;
Coat -de, Fred. Gilpin and Ire, Gerry 1
Pages, Arthur Allin and Norman Me.
Aceoinpanist, Mrs. 'ILL. Jackson ;
Nelda (heard, W. 13awtinheimer ;
"God Save The Queen."
A Matinee be held on Thursday
afterneon of next week, at 0 o'olook, for
the ohildren, when the admission fee
will be reduced te 10 ants. Adults, 26
cents, See the programs and get your
seat early. Plan of Hall at Fox's Drug
atom.
J. 0. 'Puck is having the erected in
front 01 1)15 neW residence melded, The.'
will add otineitlerably to the appearanee
of the property.
D. MALboictr, Deputy.Postoillce In'
01)80105, of Stratford, paid an offielal
visit to the Brussele office on Friday 0(
last week. lie found everything quite
satisfaetory.
11Aeli0 Fzxx has leased the A., 11.
Robertson feral, 10 miles West or Brae.
eels, and 05111 (11003 there, Mr, Finn will
retain his positien as baker at Connell.
lor Thotneon's bakery but Will direct his
sena in caring for and working the farm.
Quesx's Jeinhen.—The suggestions for
the proper obeeevituae of Queen Viotorla'e
Diatuond Jubilee are legion, many of
them are novel, others startliog, and not
a few abeurth One p51510110 gentleman
proposes that et high noon on the day
set apart Inc the celebration every loyal
eitixen of the empire wherever he may
he situated, shall juin in mining the
Authon, and thus end, ole the
world with a glerious musks.' girdle,
Ludy Aterleee's Victorian Niirse Selman
is not regarded as feasible by practical
men, and will probably end in gond in-
tentions, The proposal of the Toronto
City Council to forward an elaborate
address to Her Majesty auclosed in a
magnificent silver casket, strikes us ns IL
most nonsensical proceeding. The
Queen, no doubt, has oar loads of similar
mementsies in her junk rooni, whioh she
has never Been, and whioh 100 01 novIus
to anyone. Money invested in tide way
is simply 'wasted, and could be put to
mach better use at home. The endow.
meat of hospitals, and providing better
accommodation for the comfort of the
sick aud ['Mit:tett is more in keeping
with onr Sovereign's expressed deaires,
and will move a more enduring memento
of the Victorian era then the presenta•
tion of gaudy and costly trinkets. A
oertain amount of spectacular display to
$x the 913001 10 the minds cif the rising
generation ie permiess.ble, but the ex.
plosion of fireworks or the feats of agile
acrobats are hardly in 'cooping with the
spirit of the occasion.
Business Locals.
A 1 MANITOBA flour at McCracken's.
Terees and Satchels, cheap. I. C.
Richards.
LANE herrings for sale at Jas. Beller'.
tyne's grocery.
GtreAT bargains in rforneSe. Come end
eee. T '5. itioherd.
Arebeett es world renowned Teas for
sale al. Thum- 0103.
Sem our stylish Shoes, to fit both foot
and puree. I. C. Richards.
THE Stormer is strictly high grade.
Gear from 70 to 80 and up.
MaKey & Co.
Rooms or dwelling to rent over my
store. I. 0. Richert -le,
SEED Peas for sale, warranted clean.
Walter Yuill, gravel road.
Tau Stormer 11135 all the modern im•
provernents that are sound and op-to.
cKay & Co.
date,
M
PAIRS HaelleSS and Collars done
cheap and anrable, I. 0. Richards.
Mune Weaving neatly done. Satiates:.
tion guaranteed, by Mrs. McCrea. Near.
ly opposite Dr. McKelvey's.
To buying a high grade Bloyele yon can
PETS from $15.00 to $40.00 if you ride e
"Stormer." ElcKsx & CO.
Dutch Sets, fresh Garden Seeds, Etam•
moth Mengel and best Swede Turnip
Seeds very cheap at MoCraokeo's.
Nifty stook of envelopes to band at THE
Pose' Publishing House. Get your busi•
mu card printed on 500 of them. Price
less than retell rate.
WANTED.—Eggs, ten cents ; the bel-
ittles of yam:Dried Anples. Weave heitd•
quarters for Clover, Timothy, ,to.
G. E. Mee,
SHILOH'S Onre, the great cough mid
oroup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty.five doses ; only 25
cents. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggiet, Brussels.
Cleuriers.--Any one desiring carpets
will do well to call 131 1110 Brussels Wool.
tsn Mill -before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this looality, ranging in
price from 50e. to 01.00. Howe & Co.
KAM'S Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead clear as
a bell. 95 ate, 50 ots. and $100, Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels,
BAIIGAIN OFFEBILD.—That eligible half
mere Jot situate on the Southern portion of
Tnrnberry street, Broeenle, Will be dis-
posed of below wet. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars 15 10013 Ilmunocaves,
174 Queen at. West, Toronto.
ItIns, T. S. MvitISs, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the heat remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 75 ole. Sold by Jas, Fox.
TRH hardest saws warranted full set
without breaking, as I have a new, safe
and fast way of setting saws. Saws that
are in fine order given in exchange for
paws that are 0111 01 order bypaying the
difference. T. McGregor, saw filer, Brus-
sels, Queen 13e, East.
CONSULT YOBB DOCTOB.—If he advises
Cod Liver Oil we recommend Wompole's
Taetelese Preparation. Yon can't taste
the oil ; all you taste ie wild cherry, and
that's good. What yon got is flesh and
strength. Oures conghs, colds and
witetive diseases. Jos. Fox,
3.m Chemist and Druggist.
"BE Yotm OWN LAWYER,"—Have you
seen 11 ? If not, soul for spoonnen pages.
11 19 the cheapest law book in Canada and
its written in plain language so that all
can uncleretand it, It will keep you out
of law twits and ears needless expense,
There is rooln for agents for farming
communities. Write to NV, H. Anger, 26
Ulster Ste, Toronto,
A. wane of grant value to the agricul•
taral community and the ocvnere of live
stock ,generally ie "The Veterinary 0,01.
enc'.' treats oomprehoneively and in
plain, every.day language on the &nate.
my, diseasee and treatment of domeetia
animals and poultry, besides containing
a complete description of medielee, re.
elven, itc„ enabling the farmer to be hie
own veterinary. Competent atitherities
regard "The Veterinary Scithes" as
standard work, and one which no owner
of animals can afford to be without,
The book is sold at 82, bet the London
IN° NOSS Company has made arrange.
manta whereby they will supply their
mammoth Hi page edition (the Weekly
Free Press and Farm and Home) for one
year, together with a eopy of the hook, at
the extremely low ',elm of 02. This is
0.0 opportunity of whioh everyone should
take advantage.
1'1,1 XJ11 RD B,,l NE OF azi X,..{11),,i.
HEAD OFFICE. - TORONTO
ASSET(2, - • (Seven Million Dollen) • 07,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • - 62,000,000
Agencies in at/principal points in. Ontn52o, Quebec, Manitoba, United stafea,a Bauland.
W26$ MietJrate•
A General Banking Business Transuded. FarmersNotes Discounted,
Drafts Lamed and Collections made on all paha,.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest, allowed on deposits of 01,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to data of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
&near, ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OF VAENTIOIS' SALE Nonce.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a dletance.
J. A. STEWART MANAcinii,
•LnIALILLIcta
10'10i05)13'3 s::e:0o10,
Fall Wheat 70 00
Spring wheat 80
Barley '20 22
Peas 137 38
Peas (large) 54 55
Oats 17 18
Butter, tubs and milli' 10 11
Eggs por dozen ... 8
Flour per barrel.. ..... 4 00 4 50
Potatoes (per bag) 25
Hay per ton 7 00 8 00
Bides trimmed 5 Gi
Hides rough. 4
Salt per Mil., retail 1. 00 00
Sheep skim, emit 40 60
Lamb skins each 15 40
Apples per bbl 50
Tlogs, Live 8 50 3 50
Dressed Bogs 0 00 6 00
LivnttrOof., April 5.—To-day the best
States cattle were sold at 6 1-42 por
pound, and Argentines at 5 5.82. Sheep
brought 6 id per pound. As supplies
were scarcely sufficient prices were firm
and trade was good.
New Yonx.—Butter lower, state dairy,
9e 1 113.40; do., creamery, 15e to 20c ;
western Creamery, ilie to 20c ; do , fan,
tory, So to 13c ; Elgins, 20o. Cheese
firm ; state, largo, flo tonic ; do., small,
9c to 12.1e ; part skims, 5c to So ; full
01110113, 9ic to 80.
Lresnumors April 6.—Wheat, spring, 6s
ficl to es 62 ; red winter, no stock. No. 1
Cal. Gs 8id to Its 55 ; corn now, 2s 8d ;
peas 4e 3d ; pork, 48e act ; lard, 22s 3d ;
1.85 132; bacon, heavy, 1. o., 29s 52,
do. light, s, c., 275 02.; cheese, white, 57s
Och 20 , colored, 57s ed.
Esse 13orraeo, April 6.---Oattle-6 ears
through ; none on sale ; market easy.
Veals steady; common to good, 55 to
.01.50; extra, 05 05.90. Sheep and lambs
—1 car on sale ; 11 through ; market
steady, and nominally unchanged. Hogs
—10 care on sale ; 8 ears through ; mar.
het slow and unchanged on all but pigs;
Yorkers, mixed and mediums, $4.20 ;
pigs, lower, from $4.50 to 05.10. Closing
report.—Cattle closed nominally easy; no
sale stock offering ; stockers and feeders,
supply fairly liberal, including a fair
showing of Canadians; good feeders
steady ; light stock steers, generally
stronger. Sheep and lambs—Very little
demand for the limited number on sale ;
prices about steady. Markel continues
dull and slow at unchanged prices, with
limited receipts.
TOIIONTO, April 0.—Marlret firm. Flour
quiet ; prices heavy; straight roller nom.
inal, itt 03 60 to $3.65. Bran quiet ;
quoted at $13.50 in car lots, and shote,
09 to 10. Wheat very dull, feeling weak-
er, although offerings small, red winter
quoted at 72c west, and white at 730. No,
1 ItianItobit hard is quoted at 82e, 'Mid-
land, and No, 9 hard at 79a Midland; No.
1 hard quoted at 710 to 72c,Fort William.
Beeltwheat—Deinand limited ; prices un-
changed, at 26c and 270 west. Barley
steady ; =Menge demand ; No. 1 quoted
at 80c ; No, 2 at 27c ; No 13 extra al 24c.
and No. 8 sold at 20c. Oats—Demand
quiet ; prices generally unthanged ; sales
of white at 18ic to 100. west, and of
mixed at 17io to 160 west. Peas quiet ;
toles at 880 to 38.e, north and west.
Corn quiet ; offerings at 270 west. Oat-
meal quiet ; pricee unchanged ; oar lots,
09.70 100 280. ltye awl; car lots being
quoted at 390. outside.
Toluene, April Co—T110170 WES a fair
business done at the Western Cattle
Yards to day, but 010 11184-1501 could not
be called a brisk one. Some of the poor
anality butcher& cattle wore unsold.
Hogs were weaker. All told there were
58 car leads of staff on the boards in
both yards, including 1,050 hogs, 100
sheep and lambs and 55 calvete There
waft considerable buying of cattle for
Manteca' and Ottawa. 'bast week's re.
ceipts were 5— Cattle, 2,075 ; sheep and
lambs, 493 ; hogs, 4,7211 ; weigh foes,
8105.99. Export oattlo—Better demand.
II. A. Mullins bought 120 head, James
Ealtins about 200 and others 'dealers quito
a quantity. Priem ruled from 4o to 47c
per lb mostly, two or three carloads of
good ones reaching 44e per lb. One ear.
load, 1,200 lbs. average, sold for $4.50 per
owl. The demand is expected to be a
little better for a few clays. Sheep—
Quiet. They soil from 03 to 013.10 per
ewe, being sold mostly mixed with
lambs, Lambs—Firmer. All were sold
early ab from 5tio to 5110 por lh, Spring
lambs are miming forward more freely.
There iS a good demand for them at from
04 to 05 each. Hogs—Dull. Quotations
for best selections or bacon hogs dropped
to 5c, per lb., weighed off the cars, and
other hogs aro low in proportion. Pros-
pects for lower pricos.
Buena SuiPtilisT TO ENGLIN/L—Tho
Arm of Thomas Ballantyno 95 Sone, of
Stretford, have been shipping a large
and increasing quantity of butter to Eng.
land. In connection with a number of
other creameries they have been malting
weekly shipments, chiefly to Manchester,
completing outsteipping the Australian
produot and running the Danish very
close, All the factories have been maIs.
ing uniform meddle, as to color, salting
and texture, and the butter te put up in
square boxes, containing 55 lbs , and be -
nig shipped regularly every week it ar.
ives in English market fresh and sweet,
Throe thousand of those 50 lb. boxes, or
some 158,000 lbs., have boon shipped, and
the demand is far outrunning the supply.
Itt this way our butter is rapidly gaining
ground in tho English markets, and if
all Canadian shippers would follow the
good example of these creameries, a very
extensive trade with tho old country
would be maintained,
Low VAMial volt Eues.—There is every
indication that an abundance of coarse
food 'stuffs in Ontario will load to an un-
,p3onamonomeounanommtrammunniareirereara9
usually large production of eggs this ANL.
13011, Already simplies received In To.
route from variens parts 01 1115 province
are largely in excess of receipts at the
same period 5, year nem, or of any past
year, and the rate of increase will, in all
likelihood, bo continued. Wibli 11 supply
of eggs vastly in exams of requirements
and the Aineriean market practically
closed against the product of the Cana.
dian hon, it will not be surprising to find
eggs selling at cents it amen before the
5005011 le far advanced. This, et least,
is the opinion of them who have been
studying the situation.
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
EE1) PEAS AND BARLEY
13 for side at Lot le, Con. 7, Grey, 90 3
MUTE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
L. MOrtgligO, fe1111 nativity. Apply
51 71310 POST Publishing House Bruss_els.
To BENT.—A BRICK REST—
DENIM on Queen atreet, with an acre
01 1(1(1 attached; largely devoted to halt
minute. Possecsion given on April 151.
10111 tout by tbe year, Apply to 71108.
I:BITER, lot 5, eon. 9, Gres'. 00-1f
FOR SALE IN ETIIEL.—PRO-
BIOME Of 100,, Elliot, deceased, eon -
slating of good brick boyo and kitchen, p111,
all conveniences ; food strthlo ; fruit trees ;
half acre of land. Well suited for retired
farmer, For for that particulars apply to
A. W. PA.77811408„Molesworih ; BB. Me-
KELVEY, Brussels; or War. SPENCE, Ethel,
194
QEED OATS, SALGZER, NOR-
1.)101913grown oat, ono \WRAC earlier
than most varieties, heavy teenier. Prion
511 nine per bushel. Also "Lightning En'
1)0088" Potato en-ly and beet oat 05 1,000
kind,. Pries 73 omits 0,10 (191191. Hunger.
inn Barley, lawless, weighs 02 pounds to the
bushel. Price 00 cents per bushel, Other
early varieties of potatoea oe hand.
JNO. STA 1,1001tD, Walton 05.0,
99.4 Residence Lot 21, Otm, 19, SloKillop.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
This old and prosperous Fraternal A me
W on numbering 900,000 members are ple
senting to the public their popular and econ-
omical reties to worthy 100(1, at the very low
rote of about $8.00 per 51,000 per annum.
• n Workmen" Promptly Pay Muth
Claims and expect a large increase to its
members now that those American Liu°
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can.
nation.
10087. AliAISTBONG,M.W.; '57.11,15101)11
Recorder ; J. A. ORRIGHTON,Pinaueler..
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
InaltRIGNUI) CRS several seed Farms tor
sole and to rant, easy berme, in Townaldps
of Morris and Grey. 10 S. SO OTT, Brussels
MA SITOB A. LAND Earl SALE.
—100 acres of peed farm land at
Blwillsaleld, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale at s low price. The property is
North Bast 0850,10,2:wit. 11, Bongo 4, Bast.
Thorn IR a house on the premises and some
breaking done. For fall artioulars as to
price, Inc. wri te or apply to
0,05. 0503513 or W. TLEF1101,
20-15 BroSsels, Ont.
F
ARM FOR SALE—THE TJN—
.DEIMONIM fere Ma eligible 0.1,c-0
farm for ale, being South part of Let 0,
Coll, 12, Grey. 011 under cultivation, well
watered and well femme. There 10 13 ono El
,000e DOB ap, bank barn, °pollard, wells, cko„
on the premises. Also a splendirl stone
quarry from which a good revenue is realiz-
ed. Only 21 miles from Bruesels. Terms
reasonable. Tor. 105111er particulars Me to
price, apply to
JO1)/9 attTOITELL Proprietor,
35.11 Brussels P. 0.
-RABA' POR SA LE. -1 50 AORE 8
Consisting of the South 1 and South
of the North 001 Lot 30, Coe 0 Bast Wawa -
nosh. This le an excellent stook farm,being
well supplied with good manta water. 11 is
Situated about 8111105 from the thriving vil-
lage cf Myth. A lane 1841 01 it is under
rass. 13n11diugs and fences are is fair
elate of ADMIT, MOD Lelelle of payment will
be elven. Por all information apply to
11tf (.0.1+'. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
13 met excellent farm, Lot 11, OM 0,
Twined,' et rey, 3.00 aores,must be sold at
0,100 in order to close ealottoof deceased own-
er, The lot is nearly ell cleared, with good
buildinga, ample writer supply, large( or-
chard, 51, miles from Cranbrook, is ander
good cultivation mid is a very desirable pro-
perty inttoorl, Apply to 11/011a(11)
011BIL, Brussels 05.0.; 201114 5117005805,,
on the premises ; or A. nolo ea, Brussels.
Dated Sept. 13411,1504.
MEDICAL CARDS.
:1" M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Pliyelentn, Surgeon Aeoomilier, ole,
Graduate of Toronto univericity loodietti
Vanity. Member of College of Phyeteirme
and Surgeons, Out. OsTion—No01 door to
McDonald 2.00., Walton 0111.
J. di. II/1' NAUGHTON,
M.D., 0. M., ea:tufty Unlyminty, Fellow Trin-
ity Medloal College, Member College of Phy.
sictans and Surgeone, Out. Litiontiate of the
Royal ()allege 01Physielans and Lietniblitto
of 11didwitory, Edinburgh. tssee-Tolophone
80.14. Residence, 1151(1 85., Brussels,
OR. F. H. KALBFLE18CH
9
PITYStOratl, 901(0)0011 AND ACOOUCIInUlt,
SUCCESSOR TO DR, W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS. - ONTARIO.
let Wage Honor Graduate of the UniV oral.
ilea of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Hiligeton)
and otutrinity medical °allege; Follow oi
Trinity itiediss.i College and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontna, THOS. A. HAWKINS,
tn. Post Graduate Coarse to Detroit and Will give "(begone tb punils Other on
0(1(03110 1500. epeeist attention paid to dig. piano or organ, (able M117011usio117011 oppootte
mime of Ilya, 111,04250 and Throat, and die- the poet -office. Brussels. 70501 10800110 also
taws at IN man. "1..:Censul1ation in sffig. given. Ton years experfeime In Combing,
list and Guinan, 'late/Mono 02 550100003. Te1'nia (notlsinte,
APRIL 0, 1897
MUST
Our Paper
Is all ready to hang. There is
no edge to eause troub'e or take time iu
the cutting, Every roll of paper sold by
us ie eartfally trimmed by our BOW trim-
ming Ma01111,0 and ready for immediate
use ivithont alt 'ge. This makes it prt-
Bible for t -von the intuit inexperienced to
suaricasfully paper a room in e very short
time. The line of new papere we are dis-
playing are beautiful in design, oolor and
1101511 and the prices are much lewer than
such quality can meetly he obtained for
elsewhere. We do not comider oar Wall
Paper merely as a side line but some.
thing whiell requires careful attention
and the exereise of great care in the
sehotion of it. Our offerings are such as
to please all tastes, we have many dainty
patterns for the small rooms at Go. and
Cc. per roll. Then there are many rob
designs for the hall, din ing.roorn, library
and porter at from 7o. to 25o, per roll
with borders and ceiling to match. As
some of aur best patterns are already
selling rapidly we would suggest that
intending purchasers make their selection
early and we will be pleased to set it
apart until each time as it may be re-
quired.
JAS. FOX
DRUGGIST & BOOKSELLER.
VETERINARY.
-r D. WARWICK,
Cl • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to trent all
diseases of doniestioated animals In a com-
petent manner. Partunalar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to, Otlloe mod faarmary—Pour doors
north o f bridge rnrub erry st., Brussere,
LEGAL MID CONVEYANCING.
-0 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor and Oonvoyancer. Colloo.
Mons made. Ofilco—Vaubtone's Block, Drum
sole.
SINOLAIR,
• Satioiter,tionveyeneer ,Notary Pub.
lie, &e. Oilloo—Vanstone'a Block, 1 door
north of °antral Hotel, Private Funds to
Loam,
A4- G. CAMERON,
l • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron 1 litaTister and Solicit or, G oderich,
Out, 011loo—limuilton St., Opposite Col.
borne Hotel.
F. l3LAIR, BARRISTER,
• Bolici tor, am, (late of Darrow
Prondfoot's °Mee, Goderieb.) Oilloo over
Sillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loon. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed AtiaMoneer. Sales uondue t
ad on reasonable terms. Parma and farm
stook a specialty. Orders 1e11 at Tros Pon
P ubli big House, Bru gaols, or !mutt° Walton
P. 0., Will receive prompt attention,
41 S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION-
' • Tann, will sell for better prices, to
batter DAIL, in 0/18 time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer iu Bast Buren
OT he Won't charge anything. Bates and
orders eau always bo arranged at this oilloo
or by personal appileation.
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
who has had 20 years =parte-can as an
Auctioneer, but wins had to quit owing to 111
health, has again taken out license and la
prepared to conduct soles at reiteonable
ter in a Satisfaction guaranteed, Dates may
be arranged at TILE POST Publishing House.
202. STRHTTON,
18.01 Auctioneer.
BUSINESS CARDS.
UT H. illoGRAOKEN,
1010 • Usurer of Marriage Limuses. OSlee
at Isis Groeery, ieureberry street, 13russela,
T4 N. BARRETT,
1-1). leonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
sonOb of A. M. MnKay & owe hardware store.
Laclies'and olilltireue heir cutting s needn't),
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposits from
81,00 to 61,000 end allure se per amt.
interest. 2.e1titteVir,
87-8m Postmatitor.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
notatseoz,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
• T. FLETCHER
(53118; of Marriage Licenses,
OFEICE AT ffaWnLitY STOBIL
Witness tequireci.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
Ak LEX. HUNTER,
-ca.. Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Do, Heron, Cenvoyaneerr, Notary Imbue
Land, Lean and Iftliurenee Agant, Funds
invested and to loan. Rolleethons made
011140 in Sealy/4We elook,nrusseis
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