HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-4-16, Page 88 THE BRUSSELS POST
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our Customers when desired, or
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and t11111 it yourself, Not much
reiuetion but it not only enables
you to get a better paper for your
money but the trimming protects
the sides until you aro ready to
HANG IT.
\Ve have a large variety to
choose from and many lines we
can give you handsome reductions
in when required for small rooms.
We have bargain in Wall Papers
and are anxious that Son should
know this.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
S00TI1E8N EXTENSION W. 0. ai: a.
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Trains learc Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
Gontoli00T1I. GOIN0NORTI8.
ERarese tset coin, 121ix"d............ 1811 a.m
litsud 0:.,7 pan, , A19111 12:32 pan
Ppnr,m 1811oo18 reopen on Monday,
20th inst.
Tilling or four weddings this weak
within e radius of 10 miler; from 131'011ele,
00111WILLOR LI rn):uuALn has pgrohaeed
a well•bred dereey sow from COunnillur
Thomson.
AN especially interesting letter Prom
Niegans lvane, Ont„ Inny be read in next
issue of Tilt: 1'0.1•.
A BABE BALL (llnb le mooted anions the
probable sports in 13russ010 for this
season. There is material foe a good
nine.
TBxeree are being asked for the supply
of gravel for Brussels streets fn' 1807.
They will be opened at the Connell meet-
ing 031 Monday, May 3rd,
J. A. 81,1Y,RT, agent of the Standard
Bank here, goo purchased a Cleveland
bieyole from A. Ooueley, agent. This
u)llkes 0 wheals sold already this season
by him.
Mnasns, limtNET AleCRAenI:N have
a tiptop sock of evocative nod appear
to be rapidly drawing a large shays of
public patronage. Their stand to the
one recently vacated by W. H. Pelton.
Miss O'Coxxon io busy preparing for a
anucert, to be given about the list of May.
The pantonine, "Revering of a Bachelor;'
8313111 hes been given in Coboorg so 8110-
ceesfully, will be produced, also the Score
Drill, Tameourine Drill and other at-
tractions. Date will be ,ulnonnood in
due time.
C. 0. F.—Ml members of Court
Priuoess Alexandria, No. 24, Br vessels
Canadian Order of Foresters, are request.
ed to be present at next regular Meeting
to be held o1 Tuesday, April 27th. Busi-
ness of importance, dealing with rho
Sick and rimmed Benefits will coma up
for decision. Court 1ate015 at S o'clock,
p.tn.aharp,
'1n t AT Ho,na.—Bru,sels Odd Fellows
, s Mill , .�i tto ,Qf t 111 P. purpose holding an At home in their
lull o1 Monday evening, 20th lost., oom•
— memoralive of the 75M anniversary of
Odd Fellowship. Every member and
his lady have been invited and are re.
quested to bring a basket to supply the
regnired refreshments. A cholas pro.
g]am of vocal and instrnmental music,
readings, and addresses will be
given. Guests reoieved al 8 o'clock.
Each Odd Fellow has the privilege of
inviting a gentleman friend with his lady
to enjoy the evening with the tbree.liuk
brethren of Western Star No. 149, Brus-
sels.
A chiefs amau9 ye t:tlsin' notes,
An' faith he'll pront it.
Goon FamA8.
Aron, showers.
Tag POST gives the news.
L008 out f.'r s display of Spring herd -
gear.
Bison the new story in Tan Post•, 'Nor
King Nor Country."
I. 0. RIcnanns has invested in a blew
awning for his store front.
Easy Huron Liberals meet in Bobcats
on Saturday afternoon of this week.
M1:01110, BARKER 8k VANSToxlt ahipP"I a
doable decked car of live hogs from 1:, us-
sets last Tuesday.
13.8,1 Huron License 0,,mmissieeers
gleet at the American Hotel, Bruo elii,
Saturday of this week.
Ox Good Friday the postofltce will he
open from 0:30 to 10 a, m., nail from 1:30
to 2:80 and 0to0:130p.m.
CorNCILLoR LEATIIERwALn'!' Jersey maw
gave birth to two heifer ea:, es this geek
but unfortunately both di, 0,
JAB. BALL..NTTNE 11x8 the local age:cy
for the Dayton, Tempest, Alert, Ohio,
Capital and Geneva bioycles this seasmi.
A BarssELI young lady will link
fortunes with, a young gentleman, who
was a former resident of this town, on
Friday of this week.
BAER BALL.—Next Tnesday evening a
meeting tf all interested in the formation
of a base ball club in town will be held in
the Coellei1 Chamber commencing at
7:80 o'clock. A gcod attendance is ask-
ed for.
Wo are pleased to see that Wm.
Cornish, who has been so long laid ep, is
able to set about again, although still
weak. We hope the Spring weather
will aid in itis complete restoration to
health.
F3ANCIs Do WoLen is making a great
improvement on his residence, Wil-
liam street, tlli0 Spring. He 10 having
the house raised up and a stone fnunda•
Con placed under it, Alfred Lowry
will do the work.
EARLY CLOSING.—Commenaiug next
Monday the gencers of. Bruseots purpose
closing their respective places of business
each evening. Saturdays ex3ept83, at 7
o'clock. This is a good move and will
likely become the rule for the dry goods
stores and other shops as well.
LAo'r Satiirdoy Barrister Blair and W.
E. Armstrong made a canvass of the
town for aid for the Football tenni and
suac:esde,l well, securing nearly 91(3. A
loan' or Diarict League is being arrang•
ed, to include Listowel, Atwood, Gorrie,
Wroxeter, Wiugham, Blyth and Brussels.
Enechtel received a tele -
gran o11 Wednesday, from IIanover, in•
tin -wing that hie elder brother, Daniel,
had passed away, aged 75 years. The
funeral will take place on Friday after-
noon. Mr. Kuochtel left on the morning
train Thursday for IIanover. He is the
only eurvivor of a family of 10 abildren.
C'13111U'il CHIMES.
Business Locals,
A 1 MANrron'tiour at Morraolcen's,
`l'npxxs and Satellela, 011eap, 1, C.
R inhard0,
ONE good sewed hand top buggy elleap.
B. Gerry.
LASE herrings for sale at Jae. Bollen.
tyne'0 grocery.
Gunn batka3,ls In 1Iarue08. Corns and
See. I, 0. Richards.
SWWE money by buying your buggy at
D. 1'.wan's, Brusselo
ArrL1:ToN's World renowned Tens for
sale et T11001Bn11'5.
Sire our etylish Shone, to tit both feet
and puree. I. C. Richards.
TILE Stormer de strictly high grrde.
Gear from 70 to 80 and up.
111cliay,C Co,
Rooms or dwelling to rout over any
store. I. 0. Richards.
AL1Nrroal patent flour, the best tlatoan
be had, at Ilueo' Ilo3r and feed mills.
I11Av1. over 1,000 u1rtain poles, all
hinds. Po1Oes away down. Ii. Loather.
dale.
This Stormer has all the modern im•
ptat'enlente that are sound and np-to-
d(te, 11IoICay F 00.
1tar.tlas fn harness and Collare done
cheap and durable. I. 0. Richards.
Tint beet way to find ant the bottom
price of a buggy is to call at Jas. Wallser'e
0110p, Brussels.
Marne Weaving neatly done. Satisfa0•
tion guaranteed, by Mrs. McCrae. Near.
ly oppoeite Dr. McKelvey's,
I buying a high grade Bicycle you owl
save from 915.00 to 940.00 if you ride e
"Stormer," Melia) 4 Co.
SCALES. --Every farmer should weigh
hie stock Yon oan buy 2 000 pound
Good Friday service will be held in St.
John's church at 11 a. 81., Mr. Abey
officiating,
11-'v. W. Norton preaches on the Walton
circuit next Sabbath, taking Rev. J. Pr
IPe•tman's wori:.
Next Sabbath Rev. R. Paul preaches
on Ethel circuit and the following Sun-
day will go to Dungannon.
On Easter Sundoy Rev. Prof. Burweeh,
of Huron College, Loudon, will preach
and administer the sacrament, assisted
by Mr. Abey, in St. John's church.
Rev. J. P. Rice, Ph. B., of Alma Col.
lege, St. Thomas, will conduct both
servioesin the Methodist cbnroh next
Sabbath, owing to the illuess of the
pastor. Mr. Rice is a first-class preach.
or and avoids in the front rank in the
London Conference.
Rev. Mr. Cloff, of Thorndale, preached
in St. John's church, Brussels, on San.
day, April 11th, to large congregations.
The rev. gentleman took for his text in
the morning Eph., 1st and 21st, and in
the evening Col., 4th and 18th. He spoke
forcibly and lovingly on his subjects and
was listened to attentively by many who
wars glad to welcome bion back to Drus•
eels for this visit,
Rev. Wm. Norton occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist church last Sabbath
morning and preached a good disoonrse
from Epheeians 1st chapter and 7813
verse, In the evening flee. D. B. Mo.
Rae, Paesbyterian minister of Cr38nbron3,
preached a capital sermon from the text
"Wait on the Lord," It was clear cut,
praatical, pointed and full of warmth.
Mr, MoRes will always be sure of a
hearty welcome by the ''Methodist con•
gregation of Brussels.
S. A. NOTES•—Hello ! Good Friday you
are the day for the Hot Cross Bun social
and Servioe of Song entitled "The Ameri•
ran link of the Social Chain," in the S.
A. barracks. Only 5 Dents.—Four pretty
little girls will be sold at the auction sale
of ohildren in the S. A. barracks on
Easter. Mondry, alio an excellent pro•
gram consisting of dialogues, recitations,
motto songs, solos, dustt0, &o. A great
crowd expected. Admission by ticker,
5 Dents.—A great singing, aondnoted by
11rs. Adj. Taylor, alas Capt. Clarke and
Lieut. Burton, with the Wiugham Brass
Rand and soldiers, o0 Tuesday, April
27th.
Tutt St. Thomas Daily Timms says :—
One of the most interesting articles in
the March Expositor, London, Eng , is
by Prof. James Orr, of Edinburg, on the
date of the exodus. In brief, Professor
Orr believes and argues that the exodus
tools place, not under Minepiab, nor in
the 19111 Dynasty, but under Alneuaphis
II. Prof, Orr Linda that to take 1Nineptab,
or any other king of his dyneety, as the
Phl3ranit of the exnduo, is to get hopeless•
ly not 01 tomtit with the dotes in the
Bible, 1'10r if we take the date of the
fonndingof the temple at 007 13, C.
(whish is the correct date according to
the mounmente) and work backward, yeti
are brought to 1115 or thereabouts as the
date of the exodus. And if yon take the
date of Cbedorlanmer at 2100 B. 0. (also
monumentally coermot) and work forward
,you are brought to tannest exactly the
same point. Professor Orr also ample
Oolmlel Condor's identification of Abiri,
whose arrival in Paleetine alarmed the
then king of Jerusalem, With the IIebrews.
We call attention to this contribution by
Prof. Orr (which the religions prase is
unanimously proclaiming "most vale.
able") in ceder to claim for a minister of
our own city the honor of Bret oontribut.
ins this valuable data to the religious
world. Last Fall Rev, 191 r, Salton, of the
First Methodist chiral . (formerly of
Brussels) from a. (toroth] e ally of the Tel-
el•Anwxna Tablets, arrir • I at exactly the
sumo remit by just the genie line of
reasoning. Ile gave his views in a paper
read before the Theological Convention
at Victoria University,. Toronto, last
November, width paper was afterwards
published in the February and March
numbers of the Canadian Methodist
lllagozine and Review. Wo congratulate
the Methodist Magazine on having a eon.
tribe tor of enoh original rsseae211, and the
think great oredit le due Rev, Nir. Salton
ter being, able to forestall the opinion of
even 8e0tlancl'e advanced theological
toaohere.
181•801els School 130,trd.
scales for 927.00 from 13. Gerry.
Dutch Sets, fresh Garden Seeds, 151am•
moth Mengel and best Swede Turnip
Seeds very cheap at McCraclten's.
Tun late improvements in Roos' Flour
miff has placed their flour away ahead
of Itll others. Everybody 10 delighted
with it,
Is you want anything in my line call
and see whet I have. Prices the cheapest
and qualities the best in the County. It.
Leatherdale.
Now stook of envelopes to hand at Tun
Pos'r Publishing House. Get your bnsi•
nese card printed on 500 of them. Price
less than retail rate.
WANTED.—Eggs, tan cents r the bal.
ante of your Dried Apples. Weare head•
quer•ters for Clover, Timothy, 1st•,.
G. E. K180, Winghacn.
11 T:'•.n^r^nnnts bits the largest stook
of ,e i, ,. .! mhos 3l+''1 Spring that ever
was in 1,1•105,,h+. Prices cheaper than
ever. Put up free and springs warranted.
8nrnon'o 0nre, the great cough and
croup cure, is x33 great demand. Pocket
sizesize oonunne twenty -Ove doses ; only 25
oaths. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
LOTS of baggies ready for the road. It
oosts noshing to gall, even Hyatt purchase
elsewhere. The pri0e5 were never lower
nor the work ever better. Jus. Walker,
carriage maker, Brussels.
Roos ROB HA'rcnING,—The undersigned
can supply eggs for setting from pure
White Leghorn or Black Minorca. My
strains won let prize at Brussels Fall
Fair in 1890. S. B. S21ALE, Brussels.
KARL'S Clover hoot will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels end matte your head clear as
a bell. 211 ore., 50 oto, and 9100. Sold
by das.'C'ox, druggist, Bruseels.
BR Yuen Own LAWTER.—Scud for speci-
men pages of this, the 1181551, best and
cheapest law hood for the masses ever
published in Canada. Write today to
W. Ii, Anger, 28 Ulster St., Toronto,
BARGAIN OFFERED.—That eligible half
Rare lot Situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be die•
posed of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for partirnlars to JOHN IiAucngavas,
174 Queen st. West, Toronto.
91Re. T. S. Efswan80, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life," I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 75 ate. Sold by Jas. Fox.
TIE hardest saws warranted full sot
without breaking, its I have a new, Safe
and fast way of Setting saws, Saws that
are in fine order giveu in exchange for
eaves that are not of order by paying the
difference. T. McGregor, saw filer, Brus-
sels, Queen St., East.
Or Pumee IN'rnnnsT.—,The undersigned
calls this attention of the publio to the
foot that he has a fine display of well -
made buggies finished in A 1 style and to
be sold at very close prices, at his large
show room on Market street, next door
East to his blacksmith shop. All the
latest improvements, such as steel dash,
roller curtains, 3330., &0., and every rig
warranted to give satisfaction. Money
saved by buying here and no doubt
about it. A test of this fact will satisfy
you. Cal( fn and 500 the display.
Special attention given to repainting rigs.
We're here to do buainese.
D. Ewalt, Brussels.
Regular meeting of the Publio Sabool
Board was held in the Counoil Chamber
o1 Friday, April 0th. All members
present.
The minutes of last regular meeting
were read and passed.
An 310001101 of Jas, Fox of 95.50 for
supplies wee recd, and on motion 01 J.
G. Skene and D. C. Ross was ordered to
be paid,
Inspector Robb's report was read and
ordered to be filed.
Moved by W. Ir. Venstene, seconded by
J, (3, Skene that in onnsideration of part
of Geo. Korr'a property being in the Bras•
sole selloul section thee he be allowed to
send big children to the echool for 25
ciente per pupil per month in the Primary
Department, 40 Rents in the 231d Depart.
Inert, 50 Dents in the 3rd, and 70 cents
in the Prineipal'e Department—Carried.
Board then adjourned.
APRIL 10, 1897
ee�cenr5lnenstoonme5 eettrm,a ueooswstaan�ma=womsesso
$T. LXD44RD BANE OF C,�lfn� 1D,fl.
SItt,X.,P..292+Sf-r. S -X7.-. :. 5.072„
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
ASSETS, -(Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) . . 95,000,000
.4g moles in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, llfanttoba, United States 43 England.
WRIARST1146 'Wawa.
A General Banking Bneinoss Transaoted, Farmero' Notee Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91,00 and upwards from slat of deposit to ditto of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION OIYEN 'r0 THE GOLLEOTIoN 01' FAIl'ul1¢5' HALE NOTE5,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a 410tanee,
J. A. STEWA1RT MANAGER.
153,8' Ole.
Tho conning factory's name is "Dennis"
for the meantime.
There is acne doubt about our flax mill
being operated this year.
Miss Edna Coals is in Brussels this
week whither she went to take the part
of Goddoes in the "Temple of Fame."
Motbodiet Sabbath School anniversary
entertainment was held in Industry Hull
last Monday evening and was a Buenas.
Itov, Ibir. Wioltett, of London, aseioted
Rev. Mr. Rigsby with big work last Sab.
bath, The latter gentleman i5 rapidly
regaining his health,
E. L. Taylor 11115 been nominated to
oonte01 Winnipeg for the Commons in
the labor and Temperance interest,
Maggio Adamson, a young woman
employed in a store at Ottawa, died end.
denly at her worts. Au inquest is being
bald.
Oman=
A'1 C:'TO•2T s.A.2.f—rS-
Hite) -, APRIL 23rd,—Farm stock and
implements, lot 2(1, Com 10, Grey. Sale
nnreeerved, et 1 o'clock. Robt, Shfcle,
Prop. Geo. Kirkby, atio.
370.J'u,.:,222,0 MAF K=TO,
Fall Wheat 68 70
Spring wheat 8U
Barley........ 20 25
Peas 331 37
Peas (large) 54 55
Oats 17 18
Sutter, tabs and rolls 10 11.
Eggs per dozen 8
Flour per barrel.....,4 00 4 50
Potatoes (per bag) 25
Hey per ton. 7 00 7 00
Hides trimmed .. 5 54
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00
Sheep skiue,each 40 00
Lamb shins mash 15 40
Hogs, Live 4 60 4 65
Dressed Hogs 0 00 0 00
JBOTai7
TuTNxn-In - Morris, on April 5th, the
wife of lir. JameeThynne of a eon,
WnrrE,—In 3lorris, on April 0th, the
wife of Mr. Robert White of a son
(still born.)
CAliennoLL.--111 Last Wawanosh, on April
3rd, the wife of Mr. Chas. Campbell
of a daughter.
Straw..—Iu Grey, on Apl'il 1313), the wife
of Mr. Jaeoph Shaw, of a daughter
(stili born.)
LIVRRllloL, April 13.—Wheat—Spring,
as 2d to Gs 8c1 ; red winter, no stock ; No.
1 Cal. 5s 10411 to 50 11d ; corn new, 2s
0r1; pens, 4s 2d ; pork, 50s ; lard, 225 ;
tallow, 18s Od ; bacon heavy, 1. c., 29s lid ;
do., light, 0. 0., 270 ; cheese, white, 56s
Gd ; do., colored, 533e M.
DAIRY MARKETS, April 15,—Neiv York—
Butter steady ; western creamery, 1130 to
180 ; do., factory, 80 to 1240 ; Elaine,
180 ; imitation creamery, 110 to 153 ;
state dairy, 13c to 17e; 00., creamery. 1.80
to 18c. Cheese quiet ; state large, 00 to
124o ; sma11, 90 to 1240 ; part slcims, 5c
to 8o ; full skims, 24c to 3a.
ToitONT0, April 13th.—Market quiet.
Flour quiet ; prices steady ; no denneud ;
straight rollers quoted at $3.50, Bran
timet ; quoted at 98.50 in oar lots, and
shorts, 99 to 910 Wheat stronger, owing
to advances of l}c1 in Liverpool and 2c to
3c in Western States markets ; reel winter
1)dc1 at 72c, with 714c bid, and white
quoted at 7240 to 780 ; No. 1 Manitoba
hard quoted at 7So to 700 Midland, and
720 Fort William, May delivery ; No. 2
hard, 70e to 77e Midland. Barley dull ;
little den3e al ; No. 1 quoted at
Oc ; fNo..
2 at 27c, and No. 3 extra at
barley sold at Pile to 200 west. Oats dull;
steady ; sales of white west at 184c to
19c, and of mixed at 1740. Peas steady ;
quotations being 88o north x1117 west.
Oatmeal quiet ; prices steady, at 92.75 to
92,80.
TORONTO, April 12.—The receipts to.
day were large and prices generally steady.
There were 90 carloads, including 170
head of sheep mud lambs and 1800 slogs.
The cattle market is somewhat weaker,
especially the poorer grades. Choice
shippers bring 4:1a to 44o, and ordinary,
87c to lc, Stockers sold at Sic to 50 per
ib. Bulls for export, 540 to 3:10 per ib.
Butchers' cattle were rather dull, owing
to good supply ; the best qualities sold at
54c to 8;)o ; good to medium at 2 fa to So,
and inferior at So to 24o per 1b. Mi1011
cows Bell at 920 to 935 each, and calves at
94 to 97 each Spring lambs are weaker,
with sales at 98 to 94.50 each. Sheep
and lambs steady, with receipts of 170
head. Choice sheep sold at 30 to 3:1ro per
lb., and butchers' at 211c. Lambs aro
firm, there being sales at 54c to ble per
900(1.. hogs unchanged, with receipts
of 1800. The best soul at 50, weighed off
cars, thick fate of 44o, light weights at
41c to ,4a, sows at 340 to 540, and stegs
at 24c pet' pound.
BAST BrrmALO, N. Y., April 13.—Cat-
tie—Receipts all consigned throngli and
there was nothing doing in the cattle
yards ; about two lends of Canada stock-
ers aro still unsold, for which there were
n0 orders up to a Into hour, and the
market for this class did not show the
buoyancy that has characterized it for
some time pest. Calves—Receipts very
light, mud the market. remains nominally
unchanged ; common to fair, $3.25 to 94,-
60 ; good to extra, choice, 94,75 to 95.50 ;
heavy foci and buttermilk calves, 92 to $8.
Ploge—Receipts, 5 loads ; with 41110 limit.
ad supply prices ruled stronger ; good to
choice Yorkers, 94,50 to 94.55 ; mixed
packers' stades, $4 80 to $4.35 ; medium
weights, 94.30 to 94 85 ; heavy hogs, $4,-
80 to $4.55 ; rough, 93.75 to 913.00. Sheep
and Iambs—The flesh receipts were light
—only one load, but 13in0 over ; the
market railed at 18 light demand at boat,
and for the two handy gristles on rade only
about yesterday's prices obtained ; the
bulk of the offerings that were held over
were of the too heavy order, and inoluded
some clipped lambs that averaged 110
hounds, or which there was no demand
at all ; native kumb0, choice to prime, 96.-
85 to 90.50 ; good to choice, 95 00 to 911.•
50 ; common to good, do , $4 85 to 95 00;
culls to mammon tombs, 98.75 to $4,315 ;
fair to metra clipped, $4 50 to 94.00 ; fair
to choice mixed sheep, 9410 to 95 ; Dills
and common, 95 to 93.70 ; export sheep,.
ewes to prime welshers, 94.75 to 95.
Trot (Mann SITUATION, •— Montreal
Trado Bulletin : ' Ab the commencement
of the present week several lots of new
cheese wore Gold for export account al
104o, oto small lot being placed at 100,
Latest advices from Western points now
indicate that the MAO of fodder thecae
will not be as large 110 expeot031. A fee-
terymltu in the Belleville section writes
a0 follows t "'tiro cows in my section
have not oalvocl as early as they did last
year, and I shall bo very mach mistaken
0 we 80131 out many more fodder cheese
this season,' The ohooso that arrived
last week wore too green, 8113011 shows
that f38ot0ryn1On have not proper facilities
for oaring. Sales are reported for future
delivery berme 1 new and May at 60s.
'9..--71105. Soott
Out Tarts Ann TTIMB P .5
roprosenting Thomas Robinson .2 Co., of
West Tfartlopool, Eng , the egg importer,
19 in Lnndol, where the firm have estab-
lished their Canadian headquarters. Mr.
Scott says that Canadian eggs are fast
displacing those of other countries in the
Br111811 market, and that hie firm have
deoided to buy them exclusively. 7V361r
x12 the last two weeps he has purchased
ten thousand dozens in the nelghbnrhnad
of London. Mr. Scott says the outlook
for Canadian prodnce 111 England is very
bright, and the cold storago system will
greatly facilitate exports.
Honanss—B1eior.—Oa April 1531), et the
Manse, Brussels, by Rev. 11. Paul,
Mr. John 1lnlmes to Miss 011arity A.
Biehoh, both of Grey.
MC1561—libtreOT'r.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Ethel, on April
14311, by Rev. T). 33 kfoKae, Mr. 3.
P. McKay to Miss Mary A., youngest
daughter of Mr. William Elliott, all
of Grey.
fonlosolo --Wn1Tl3BLD.—A3 the residence
of the bride's father, on April 14112,
by ileo, James Walker, Mr. Wm.
Robinson, of the State 01 Michigan
U, S., to Miss Mary Whitfield, of
Grey township`._..-__
nex>ra.
LINIMATnn,—Th Turnberry, on Aprt 8t3,
infant son of Mr. and 14Irs, 2.
Linklator, need 4 weeks and 1 day,
KN00arlr.--In IIanover, on April 14th,
Daniel Tineohtel, brother of Wm.
Kneohtel Brussels, aged 75 years.
MORINS.—In '(Vingham, on April 121.11, 5,
13, Morias, formerly of Brussels, in
hie 82nd year.
TIRE PEOPLE'S C41I,t11Ii:.
C'IEED PEAS ANI) 13ARLEY
L., for pale 3(t Lot 18, Con. 7, Groy, 39 n
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortgage, farm security. Apply
at 111r POST publishing House, Brussels,
OIIIFORTABLE HOUSE FOR
vV sole 11(111 1 acre lot. Good cistern,
furoaoe, &e, Will bn sold at barg.ti 0.
Apply to TnE I'osT Publishing Homo.
OAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
unde'8(g11od will keep a Chester
White briar for service. Terms :1,00 to be
paid at the time of service, with privilege of
returning 1f 80oe8anry.
40.1 JACOB LONG, C1'anbrook,
mo RENT.—A BRICK rESI
R DENCB On Queen street, with an Imre
011,104 attached, largely devoted to Fruit
¢uittirn. Posooesion given m, April ist.
Win rent by the year, Apply to THOS.
PEPPER, foto, eon. 0, Grey, 80.10
l�Olt SALE IN E'PIIEL.—PRO.
0E078 Of John 1411153., deceased, now
slating of good brick house and 1cit81100, with
an esnvenienoes ; gon0 stable; fruit trues'
half aura of laud. Well suited for retired
farmer. r0,' further particulars apply to
A. W. PA'rTi4RiON„Molesworth ; DB. 18131.
W .:IV147, Brussels; 01' \\M.. SI'18N(0E,Kthel,
30 4
(SEED OATS, SALGZI6R
ANOR—
_ Tm1R8 grown oat, 0110 week earlier
4111811 most varieties, heavy yielder. Price
30 cents per bushel. Also "Lightning 1,x -
press” Potato early and beet out of 1,000
ktudr. Price 75 cents per bushel. Gauger -
inn Barley, hatless, w'eigbs 08 pntuul5 to the
bushel. Price 00 cents per bushel, Other
early varieties of potatoes on hand.
JNO. STAFFORD, \Vvlion P. 0,
39-4 Residence Lot 31,00n. 13, ill urinal).
Ancient order of Nailed V ollInenl
Wall :Papa
Tzimraecl, F:e
This old and preep evens Pro.tornal A8505
¢tion numbering 33(1,000 members are pre
seu ting t0 tllo public noir popular 0.11310000.
Omleal raise to worthy men, at the very 1013
rate of 3about $8.00 per $1,100 per annum,
Tim 'Workmen" Promptly Pray Death
4'laihne and expect a Three (=ease to lie
Men11be11113013 that them American Line
Companfse don't seem satisfactory 10 Can-
adians.
RU73T, ANMSTRONG,,1f,W, ; W. 17. 1i011,14
Recorder; J. A. ORE 1ti11TON,Einaseler.
REAL ESTATE.
With the new Trimming Machine that
we have this season we Trim all our Wall
Paper Free of Charge and 3(331 Oily do we
dpthis witirout extra oust but by the use
of it we remove the edge perfectly in a
very few moments and very mnolt nicer
than it can otherwise bo done. All our
Customers t'ho have seen our Maclaine
working are more than pleased with the
worst we do for them. One thing we wish
our Customers to be thoroughly assured
of is that it does not add one single cent
to the costof the paper, as It talteanub a
few moments to remove the edge we count
nothing for the short time it takes in
doing it. As we have the only Trimming
'Machine in Brussels we are therefore in
the beet position to attend to your wants
at the shortest notice. We have Borders
(and in nearly every case Ceilings; also) to
match every paper we have from
4o. to 250. per roll. Drop in and see our
Papers anyway and be your own judge of
the valines we offer you at
TilA'RMS 13'OP SALE.—THE UN•
DERBIONL:O (las 58803,al good Farms 101
0810 and to front, easy terms i0 Townships
of Morris and 8851', te S. SO OTT,Bruosers
'1/[ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—ice nere5 of good farm laud 111
83 310005ld, 8 Milos 3303,1 Winnipeg, is 01.701-
00. for sale at s low p,'ine. - The p103,81ty is
North East 1 Seo, 10, Two, 11, Hauge 4, Nast,
There if. a house o11the promises And same
breaking done. lour full particulars asto
Price, title, 00„writ, or ripply to
CC, F. BLAIR or \"V. IL MOBIL,
20.10 - Brussels, Ont,
IARM FOR SALE—T1IE UN-
111:ne1011n) lflers his eligible at acre
Lana for talo, being South part 0f Lot 5
Can. 13, Grey. All under cultivation, well
watered and well famed. Thee is a good
store Levee, bank bean, o,shara, wells, &c„
on 111e premises. Ans0 a splendid atone
quarry from which a good revelIt1e is ranlis-
031, Only 21 miles Dann Blun5010. Terms
reasonable. For further particulars a1 to
Odes, 1330 ,apply to
2011E 112T011'1,L11, f: rnpllato',
SLYBrussel P, 0,
FARM 11'OR SALB.-360 ACRES
Consisting of the Smith i and South 1
of the North ;; of Lot 80, Con 0, least Wawa -
nosh. This is au excellent stock farm, being
well 5811)3118/1 with good Spring hater. It is
situated about 3 miles trona the thriving Vil-
lage cf Blyth. A large part of itis 11130 80
grass. Buntlines and. renew, .aro is arab
state of repair. Pasty tonne of payment will
1.10 givnll, Ter 301 iufo'mation apply to
11-tf 0.P. B011118, 11,1111519, 13rr105010,
Q1'LENDID FARM FOR SALE.
1.J That 8500116110 farm, Lot 15, 0011. 0,
Tolvnelilp of Grey, 100 01105, must he sold at
01105 in order to Close estate of deaoasedovu-
8r. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample water supply, large or-
chard, 1} miles from C3'01,brn0lt is under
goodcultivation and is a vary desirable 180
platy iud0ad. Apply to RICHARD 331T.
1214 DLL, 111)1000101', 0, • JOHN LUTON ELL,
on the premises ; or A. 11UNT Sig, 111 steels,
Dated Sept, iota, 18016
AUCTIONEERS.
'oz'S Di a, t'tio:'P,
6VETERIIlARY.
1pr- D. WARWICK,
PT • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals 331 a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at.
tended to. °Mee and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •i'urnberry 0t., Brussels.
,( _), EOIZGE
Licensed Auctioneer. HMIOS 00101101
0(1 011 roa5opablo terms, Parma aid farm
8(001131 Specialty, Orches left at Tun Poem
P ublishih g limo so, lira sack, 00 0011 110 Walton
I?, 0., will receive prom],1 attention,
`1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
.12 a NMI, Will sell for bettor prices, to
batter mel, i8 505 time and loss 5111Lrg¢5
1111111 any other Auctioneer it East Huron
or fro Wont Charge anything 181300 end
o1'clore oan always be arranged at this otiioe
or by perfumed applientiai.
LEGAL MID CONVEYANCING.
�yq�,, L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
it,. Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. Colon—Vanston,; s 1315013, Bruo•
sole. a_i-3m
WhL SINCLAIR,
•
Solicitor, Conveyancer ,Notary Pub-
lic, &o. Ofllce—Vaustooe's Block, 1 door
north of Central hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
1‘..L
G, CAMERON,
1 .. (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister find 80lfoito', Gcderioh,
Out. O11la3-14amiltou St, Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
('1 P. 'BLAIR, BARRISTER,
'lJ1 • solicitor, ,00. (sato of Garrey @
Prondteol'e Oilloe, (loderich.) Office over
Gill lee & Smith's Bank,13ruesele.
Money to Loan. '(7
MEDICAL CARDS. '
TM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
•
EYrhysioiau, Surgeon Accouclor,etc.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Pbyeiolana
and Surgeons, Ont, Orriem—Next door to
Motomald & Co., Walton Ont.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
711.1)0.111„ Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, itteulbor College of Phy-
sicians mud 8urgosus, Out. Licentiate of the
Royal College or u'hyeictans au18 Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edlnbnrgh, t3 -Telephone
No.14, Residence, Still 00., Brous° ls.
aifi. F. H. K, LBFLEISCH,
PHYSIOLAN, sineaco AND ACa000I3000,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let class Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity ('Doronto),•Qusen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical 0 °liege ; Fallow of
Trinity Madieal College find member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Come in Detroit unit
Chicago, 1896, Special attention laid to 1118 -
eases of Eye, 19ar,Noss and Throat, uud dis-
eases of Womou. t.-Oononitation in 10ug-
lish and Gormuu. Telephone at residence.
BUSINESS CARDS.
SAT H. MoORAOYEN,
bearer of MarriIg0 Lieon008. Offloe,
at hie Grim*, Turn berry street, Brussels.
T) N. BARRETT,
A,
.�l a Tonsorial Artist' 8bop—Nest door
south of A. df. MoRay & 00's ha (138020 store.
Ladfes'aad obildrous hair eutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Saviuge Bank ta1100 Deposita from
331.00 to G1,000 tied allows 83 per omit,
interest, T. 2'81413 W,
07-11m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
Ilveuau01E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
IAP'T. J. St1'RE'111'ON,
�J
Who MIS had 25 years experiences ea an
Auctioneer, bat who had 30 quit owing to ill
health,has again taken out Bonne awl is
prepared to oondnot sales at reaennable
terms. Sattsfaatlenetutrmntood. Dittos may
Lo 38010310031 tit T111, POST Publishing hoose.
JAS. 071114TTO8,
18.3E
T. VL.EDCHEii
issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Orrin= AT JEWELRY ST0110.
10' No Witham Required,
T. TLETCHISR, Brussels
A LEX. I-IUN'TF,R,
Clo19c of Mo 1'onrtbD1visior Conr
00, tem, Conveyancer, Notary Pubilo
08314, Loan and Inettrenee Agent. Funds
invested and to 10380. Collections rondo
OilOoo 311 Graham's BBleak,Brn0801e
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I105, A. HAWKINS,
Will giro loseols 10 pupils eithor o0
piano or oepau, at'hie Music, Boom, opposite
the poet•odtee, Wessels. Voonl immerse also
given. 'Pet yearn expollenoe in teaching.
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