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SAV E • •
Tour Money
We allow you lc. per roll
Alen we sell you Wall Paper
Untrimmed, or we Trim it for
you Free of Charge, The only
exception is in case of Remnants
sufficient for shall rooms, many
of which we are selling at Half
Price. We have some handsome
25c. Gilt Papers at from 10o, to
12e. per Boll and good Kitchen
Papers at 1c. and 5c., and some
as low as Sc. per roll. We have
over
280 SAMPLES
• to choose from at prices never so
•low in Brussels.
G. A. Deadman;
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Berri -Max x ExTEx8I0N W. e. ct 0.
Trains Were Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOIN3 So ern, CoINo Nomil,
Express...... 7;31 a.m. I Mixed 91.11 a.nt
91taa4......... rile yam/Mail 12:n pee
arae Iletu5 Bins.
A chief's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll pront it.
`irnaw hats are in fashion.
Nouse acanthi: is herein ell its %derv,"
SATCRn99 of next weelc will be May
Day.
Fern wheat is locking firs1.0111 s in
this locality.
Bret, the interesting District news on
pages 3 and 0 of this issue.
Oen FOLLOWS' At Home in their
spacious Lodge room next Monday even -
f og.
yiow we square away for the n]n'vet
•
tsar of Her Most Graaiona Majesty men
Y a 13 Q
r' Iria on May .,•nth
A Lamm number of entries have Leen
-received for the horse races in Bre .sels
on the Queen's Birthday.
TEE Dry Goods stores new close at 7
p. m. except on Saturday. Cus1011.8s
will do well to remember tins.
Jono S:oiT has leased the residence
meetly purchased by Thos. Pepper irons
Walter Richardson. There is a flue lot
of fruit trees in aonueotiou.
Orn thanks are doe to an old Algoma
subscriber who kindly remembered us
with a 5 dollar "William" this week o0
Lis subscription to Tam POST. It was re-
fre8hing.
a. HALLIDAY, of Wingham, general agent
of the Provident Insurance Co.,s in
Gown this week. This is one of the Best
Companies doing bnei0ee9 today and
thosethiukiug of 1llaoinginsurance should
consult hien or see the local agent.
C. 0. F.—All members of Court
Princess Alexandria, No. 24, Be easels
Canadian Order of Foresters, are request.
ed to be preseet at next regular meeting
to be held on Tuesday, April 27th. Busi•
nese of importance, dealing with the
Sick and Funeral Benefits will coma up
for 080,91ou. ()siert meets at 8 o'olook,
p. In. sharp.
The contract for carrying the mail and
express from Brussels to Wroxeter and
return has been handed over to Geo,
Ruble 'Brussels, as the late o,ntraotor, J.
Potland intendsoing to B1 ev
R u ale to en-
gage in the hotel business. Mr, Robb is
well located to look after his new work
and can work it nicely in conneotion
with hie dairy.
DOES Tire APPLY TO You 7—We have
ordered a new job press, a new paper ea-
ting g machine end a new staple binder
1
z aid a d in the turning not ofnr
w k from
Tug POST Publishing house, All these
new appliances cost money and must be
paid for. We therefore ask all who are M.
-deleted to us either for subscription, job
work or advertising to kindly make a
vigorous effort to let us have the cash just
as s on as possible and thereby help us
out of our indebtedness, We ask for a
prompt reep0u88 to this cell, and if you
are in arrears this item is personally for
eon so don't pass It On t0 your neighbor
please.
CowanB
8Lns8one.-011 the evening of
Good Friday Rev. Jno, Rees, B. A., per.
formed the mandag8 ceremony between
Rohr. H. Green of Omemee, Victoria Co.,
Ont., and Miss Mary A•, youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs, Wm. Harris, Thomas street,
:Brussels, About 85" guests assembled to
witness the tying of the nuptial bow at
the home of the bride, bliss xlnnie
Stewart was the bridesmaid and Jno.
Felton, groomsmen. A larse number of
valmahle aid 08efnl presents were made
rand many good wisuea were expressed for
the future happiness of the contracting
pn.r1ies. The sinew prepared 3va8 fat
keepitlg with the 0I1 tomary ability of
the hoeceee in this line, An enjoyable
evening was spent by the company. On
•Tuesday M'•. eat Airs. Green left for
Omemee where the former will take
charge of the (Meese factory. TM) PosT
joins with their many friends in wish.
.iag them health, wealth and prosperity,
ADDR088 AND PoEsiNTATION,—Friday of
last week Mrs, Koenig and Miss Cardiff
waited on Mies O'Connor, the organist
of St. John's church, and presented her
with a well filled gorse as a recognition
anf the good work done by her, The fol.
.lowing is a copy of the address :—
DEAR Mille O'Co9Non,—Ws, the mem•
`here of St. John's antra], Brussels,
desire to express our hear' v appreciation
of your untiring interest .• ad zeal for the
:welfare of our ohuroh ane •innday school,
'We have noticed, wibh great *antra and
•admiration, tits kindly interest you have
..ever taken in the children also and the
good resulting therefrom. We therefore
ask you to aooept this small purse as a
token of our esteem and gratitude.
Wishing you continuer) success thud pros.
verity with all the joys of this happy
'Heater season. Signed on behalf of eon.
({rogation, MRs. 1009NI(A,
MI00 CARDIFF.
I3rasoels April 1511), 1897,
mtse O'Connor made an appropriate.
;xeply in accepting the purse,
•
GREAT growth may he expected front
the warm 011nwe1'+ and sunshine,
I). En AN'a biggioe are selling like bot
capes. Three sales were made las)
Saturday.
W, G, C;nt.,.ixe, Grand Orgaeizer for
the Chosen b'rronds, was at, work in Dur.
ham last week, whore he secured 8.1
members, Ile is in Listowel this week
011 111e Paine bn81i10es.
EAST Huron Liosnse Commissioners
met in 13r'n88ele hast Saturday and grant•
ed hotel licenses to all Manse holder's of
last year, lint &ediered license to the
Arlington House at Fordwieh and the
Royal at Walton. 130erd will holt) Re
next meeting on lloitd,ty, May 3rd, at
the Reverellousc, I11'09eels, when licenses
will bes411111,So.
Trro3A9 Noon,—Business men will
miler is great favor on 'inc Pose by got•
ting their ohangest of advts, in by Tues.
day moon of each week, otherwise we
cannot always promise to have the nen'
advertisements appear. This week a
few name in on Thnrdeay morning, and
of course too late to besot tide weep.
We want to be obliging to our patrons
but can't do impossibilities, hence we
bore tufa time will here its desired effect.
Geo, Ziaol1n, of Kilrauagtl, Mioh„
formerly of Brussels, in relnittiug his
subscription to Tim Pose, writes :—This
is a hard Spring on the wheat and some
fields look very tough. Roads are almost
impassable as there is no gravel, all
clay. A great tunny people ere going in
for Bax growing here and the resalta are
good, A man by the •name of Rupert
had 0d acres in flax Inst year and harvest•
ed 3t' thus of No. 1 quality. That will
try Canada fol' all 1 inn a Canadian yet.
We hove the ]cud for it here.
APPLIO.AT1°N hoe been made, says the
Listowel Branner, by the executors of the
Livingston estate to the cantle for an ar-
rangement tinder which the Asx mills at
that and other points may be operated
this Sumtner, pending the final settle.
]Hent of the estate. It is expected that
this orrangemont will be completed in a
day or two and announcement made of
the giving out of seed as neual. The
industry is an important one to both
country and town, and many people will
be glad to learn that it is not likely to be
idle for the Summer.
13es9 BALL.—At a meeting held in the
Council Chamber, last Tuesday evening,
N. P. Gerry in the ohair, a Base 33nll
Club was organized for 1897 nuder the
following ofiicinry :—
Hon. President, Dr. McNanghtel ;
Hon. Vice.•President, N. F. Gerry ;
President, Jas, Fox ;
Vice -President, l e t W. H, Kerr
Seo..Treasn 'er
1 C.Urquhart ,
�•
�
Manager Len.
Dou•uin
g,
Captain, Wm. Grewar.
The necessary outfit will be procured and
practice begun, so that the team noisy be
in readiness to meet all comers. Brae•
eels held the palm for many a day on the
base hall diamond and there is no reason
why they should not continue to do so.
Some of the old timers will necessarily
drop out, but there is a new gist of ball
tossers Coming to the front to taste their
planes.
Boor BAIL LEa809 A meeting of Foot
Ball enthusiasts was held in the Town
Bali, Brussels on Wednesday evening and
a local League organized with the follow-
ing officers :—
R. B, Hamilton, Hon. President, At-
wood ;
A. Bamford, Hon. Vine -President, Lis-
towel ;
A. Paulin, President, Wroxeter ;
0. Stuart, Vioe•President, Wingham;
L. Jackson, Seo,-Treas., Brussels ;
Geo. Anderson, Atwood ; J. Farrell,
Wroxeter ; and L. Jackson, Brus-
sels, Committee.
Wingham, Listowel, Atwond, Wroxeter
and Brussels are in the new organization
to be known as "The Maitland Foot Ball
League." A schedule of games was pre:
sented to the meeting each team having
eight matches away from home. A good
time is expected this Summer at foot
ball as there will be some lively competi-
tions before the season is over and first.
class ball.
Deem or S. B. Monne.—Ou Monday,
April 181h, at 11:57 a, m„ the spirit of
Samuel B. Melees, of Wiugham, took its
Bight. Last Fall deceased suffered what
is now thought byhis Friends to have
g
been a veryslight
s tr
onto of paralysis,
which] effected his left hand. On I.he
afternoon of Saturday, April 3rd, after
leaving been down town for a walk, he
suffered a severe stroke, which paralyzed
his left side. He was able to speak and
remained oonaoious to the last, being able
to 3180ognize his friends when they palled
to see him, He lingered on, being pos-
sessed of great vitality, until death en•
seed as above stated. Deceased was a
Canadian, having Brat seen the light of
day at Ernestown, near Kingston, in
1813, and was of English parentage, He
married first Mary Ann Bissell, by which
union two daughters and one son were
born, the son only surviving, and who
now resides in Alameda, California,
Hie wife died and he married a second
time, the day before his death being the
forty-eighth anniversary of This second
wedding, which event occurred at Col.
borne, Matilda H, Vitra was the bride,
and the eeoond union was blessed with
four children, three of whole are hvieg,
namely, Benjamin, in Wisconsin, Mrs.
R. J. Weltwood, at Nanaimo, 33. C., and
Miss Mary dl., at home. There is oleo
an adopted son, Samuel B„ a son of B. B.
1ralick, bot tubo has aiweye been known
by the name of Morf80, These and the
widow are left to month his demise,
The f
anvil removed B
s to Brunie
Y 1810,
and aft '
era residence bare of twenty•
three years teak up their reaictSnee fn
Wingham. As a young man he was total
of going out on the hunt and his prowess
with the rifle was well known, in fact at
the age of 70 year he could hold his own
with the best of the younger generation.
As a 13ritieh subject he wee loyal to the
core, and as a man he was one of nature's
gentlemen. Iie joined the Orange asso-
ciation in 1851, and as an Orangeman it
i8 only necessary to say that be was a
frequent attendant at the lodge up
to the last, notwithstanding his font
seers years. I -Ie had been honored on
several occasion% by being sleeted master
of his lodge, and et the time of iia demieo
he was an honorary member of Wingham
lodge, No. 794, In politics he was a
etannell Conservative and in religion e
Methodist. The funeral on Tuesday
afternoon, April 1411), was oonduated by
the members of No, 704, and despite the
downpour of rain the attendants was
large, not only of membere of the Order,
bat of oitizene generally, The widow
and members' of the family have the
sympathy cif it very wide civile of friende
in thole time of sorrow,
TRE .l E U iiIJa POST
A. 15. Sco'rr, who established a laundry
in Brussels a went( or so ago, has <lee k'.
ed to remove to Wiughaul, where he will
enter into partnership with G. P. Rob.
bine, 19110 le condi-toting a elm ilex beef.
noes 111 that tolyls, 1Vo are sorry to )Oso
Mr. Scott, es be protnir891 to make want.
e13188 01118011.
T1t1w 0,E OF BASIL—The Remind evening
this enterttaiuwent wee presented attract.
ed a good audience 31R well ate the Wecb.
ueedity evening previone. AU those Halt.
1118 pelt en the first evening were in their
places excepting Aire. W. ill, Sin1leir,
Miss Ami.e end Miss Stewart. The
part0, if anything, were rendered better
than on the former oceaslnn, the feeling
of timidity havlt111 largely (Reappeared.
"Tnpey" and "Ike" were the joy of the
children present. Men. Willie sang
"Daddy" with capital etfeet, and hiss
Kate Wilson MS (elnalty at Immo in"Old
Love Letters." Hearty implant° wits
genern0 ly 001316 not by the audit -nee and
to none more deserving than Miss Otrtis,
of Blyth, who repreeeuted the Gnd3eee.
She did her part to perfection. Many
would have been delighted t0 Have heard
:hiss Curtis on selected numbers of her
Own but the length of the program and
the heavy part aIle wag taking would tint
permit. Wo hope to be favored with n
visit from her again in the near fatnr„.
Thursday evening's prooea(ls amounted
to over 6128.00 at 10 and 15 cents admin
sici. The net proceeds of the presenta-
tion of the Temple of Fame wag over
59.2.00 which wile certainly a satisfaotory
showing to the ladies of the Committee
who did so n131011 hard svorlc to matte it a
etlae808.
0srr ony,—Dttlllel 10110011101, 8r., whose
death notice will be found in another
column, was born in Bavaria, Germany,
almost 78 years Jago. At the age of 10,
he, with his parents, came to Ode 00113).
try rind obtained employment at Preston,
learning the coopering trade. After.
wards be worked as journeyman in 311f•
ferent cooper ehope and then settled down
iu the township of Dumfries, Waterloo
county, where, near the village of Rose.
villi he opened shop. p up a cooper h p. Here
at the age of 23 he mot end married Mies
Annie E. Diebo'. Thirteen children
were the issne of this II 111011, of which the
following survive :—Daniel, Peter, Wil.
Liam, Jacob, Solomon, Mrs. John Helwig,
Mrs. Rev. Kroesoh, Mrs. Kreger and
Miss Mary Koeehtol. In 1855 he moved
to the township of Woolwich] and worked
a farm until 1807 when he bought an-
other farm in the township of 00rriok,
near Neuetadt, which is still pointed out
as tee pee elite! homestead. For a nem.
1
her i � 1 , ie Irlg I11
t t living ! in Han -
ver and Lens well c l 511,1 bl know
e.
la u
favorably kno
He was a mant3 f strong n COn T011"10118 0011•
viet
1L tone, to„I(a very sedans view of life,
and had a stern and unyielding disponi.
tion, but withal was generally liked and
greatly respected, Since the death of
Mre. Kneohtel hast Pall ho has been
slowly declining and far a few days past
it was not thought that be could recover.
The funeral took place on Friday from
the home of Jacob Kneohtel, Hanover.
Business Locals.
TnuNEn and Satchels, cheap. I. 0.
Richards.
ONE good second hand top be'0gy cheap.
B. Gerry.
Lara herrings fur sale at Jas. Ballon•
tyne's grocery.
GREAT heroine in Harness. Come and
see. I. C. Richards.
Sees money by baying year buggy at
D. Ewao's Brussels.
APPLETON'S world renowned Teas for
sale at Tbomson's,
SEE our 8tv11811 Shoes, to fit bo113 fent
and purse. I. 0. Richards,
Rooms or dwelling to rent over ivy
store. I. 0. Richards.
1'1ANITooA patent dour, 1110 best Stet can
be 'tad, at Rees' Bolt and feed mills.
I 11.99E over 1,000 90010131 poles, all
kinds. Pui0es t:way down. R. Leather.
"Items in Harness and Collars done
°beep and durable. I. C. Richards.
TioE best way to find oat the better'
prism of a buggy is to call at Ja8.'Walicer'e
shop, Bruesels.
CARPET Weaving neatly dole. Satiate°.
tion guaranteed, by 1Irs. Macrae. Near.
ly opposite l posit Dr.
e . McKelvey's.
SCALES.—Every Partner should weigh
his stook. You can buy 2,000 pound
scales for $27,00 from 13. Gerry.
Dutoh Sete, fresh Gardens Seeds, lllani.
moth Mengel and best Swede Turnip
Seeds very cheap et McOraolcen's.
DIE late improvements in Roes' Flour
mill has placed their flour away ahead
of all others. Everybody is delighted
with it.
IF
yon want anything in my lino call
and see whet I have. Prices the oheapeot
and qualities the best iu the County. R.
Leatherdale.
New stock of envelopes to hand at Tire
Po8T :?oblishing House. Got your bnai•
noes card printed on 500 of them. Pride
less than retail rete.
WANTED.—Eggs, ten cents • the bal.
8nee of your Dried Apples, Weave hoed•
quarters for Clover, Timothy, Leo.
G. E. KING, '4Viughmn.
R. LEATHERiALI) has the 3311(3est stook
of window ehadsa this Spring that ever
was in Brussels. Prices cheaper than
ever. Put up free and springs warranted,
31131LOH's Cure, the great cough and
croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty.Ave dosos ; only 25
cents. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Bruseels.
Less of buggies ready for the road. It
costs nothing to
call, even if yan pnrolonse
elsewhere. The prices were never lower
nor the work ever better. Jas. Walker,
carriage maker, Brussels,
Eons roe H,vrcniNo,—The undersigned
can supply eggs for setting from pure
White Leghorn or 13Iac1 Minorca. My
Miming loon lib prize at Brussels Fall
Fair in 1890. S. B. SoALtt, Brussels,
Be Yoan Ower LAWYER.—Send for spedmen pages of this, 111e latest, best enol
Oheapsst law hood for tine masses ever
published in Canada. Write to -clay to
W. H. Anger, 28 Mister Se, Tomtit°.
09 Puma Leteenese.—The undersigned
cane the attention of tbo public to the
fact that he has a fine (Replay of well -
made buggies finished in A 1 style and to
be sold et very oleo prices, at hie large
show room o1 Market street, next done
Plast to his blacksmith shop. All the
latest improvements, such 138 steel dash,
roller curtains, rho., rec., and every rig(
warranted to Rive satiefaobion, Money
saved by buying here and no doubt
about it, A test of tide fad twill satisfy
you. 0011 in and see the display.
S inial attention p d on gswan to tepaintingri'gs.
We're here to do business,
Dr Ewto, ilrussele.
APRIL 23, 1897
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ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) - e7,000,000
CA1ITAL (Anthorizsd) - . - (32,000,000
Aga stales in all principal paints in Ontario, Quebec,Afanftoba, United States 51011(
A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts issued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed en deposits of 31.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPROIAL ATTENTION OIWEN TO Gent GOLL190TION OF FARttERe' BALE Nom.
Every reality afforded Customers living at a dietau0e.
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PERSONAL PA RAOR.1PH13,
Thos. Bird left for Dettoib last Mon.
day.
I{obs. Ross, of l0bnoardine, spent East.
er in town.
Mise Nellie Creighton wail quite sial(
With bronchitis.
Juo. Downing made a business trip to
Toronto last week.
Wm. Hall and wife, of Ethel, spent
Sunday tit W, Jewitt's.
Hiss Eliza Oliver is here on a visit to
iter parents from Toronto. •
Mrs. Dan, Eokmier, of Ethel, was
visiting in Brussels this week.
Miss Alice Paul, of Morrie, is elating
her grandparents, Pa 113(185 street.
Art. Wake has taken a situation with
Sample Bros. as (ferriage painter.
J. A. Stewart, of the Standard Bank,
wee in Toronto on Laster Sunday.
Will. Lowry, of Galt, vii.i18d his
pa3ente during the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Wm. Norton, of Listowel, was
visiting in town daring the past week.
Miss Ella Funston wits visiting for a
week with Mrs, A. Prone, at Bluevale.
Geo. Good, of Wingham, was in town
this week pnehing Meantime busfnees,
Miss Mary Roberton, of Seafsrth, is
visiting her sister, dors. Jas. Ballantyne.
Robs. Ferguson and Geo. Audet'set, of
Atwood,8pent Easter Sunday in Bros•
eels.
Rev. S, J. Allis, wife and two daugh-
ters, wont to London hast Friday after-
noon.
Mise Nellie Campbell wee holidaying
with her relatives at Kincardine during
Easter.
Juo. Ferguson and Mies Lizzie Fergu.
son spent Good Friday with relatives in
Stratford.
Miss Jennie Grieve and Miss Wa3ller,
of Brussels, were visiting at Oranbrook
last week.
Mrs. Goebel, of Mitchell, was viaibiog
her daughter, Mrs. Koenig, during the
past week.
Mrs. le. G. Wilson and Miss Frank
Polios, of Brusselo,were visiting relatives
in Atwood.
Mrs. Roberts, of Harriston, was the
Remit of Mrs. John Wynn during the
Easter time,
Miss Eva Simmons, of Wingham,
spent the Easter holidays with Miss
Winnie Maguire.
Misses E. and B. Hewitt, of Palmers-
ton, were visiting under the parental
roof during r the past week.
T. A. MCLaoohlin, who is attending
Goderieb Collegiate, spent his Easter
holidays with relatives in Brussels.
Semnel Garter and wife have gone to
Goderieb where the former will fill the
position of moulder in the brick -yard.
Thos. Thomsen and wife attended the
wedding of Mise Ruth Jones and Philip
Murray, ab Leadbury, an Wednesday
aftornoon,i
Misses Dora and Myrtle Nott are visit-
ing their grandparents, Miss Myrtle
Will return 10 Fergus, where she is at -
tonsillar, the High School.
Mrs. J. F, Stewart leaves on Friday
morning on it trip to the Pacific coast.
She has relatives there, We wish her n
safeandpleaeanb journey.
Dr. MoOrae, of Baltimore. V. S., was
visiting his °11810, Ono. MoOrae, Last
week. The Dr. is jest recovering
from
an attack of i h YI 1Mo d fever.
The little Misses Jean,
Grace cud. lea
Austin, of Listowel, are enjoying a jolit.
Boation during Easter holidays with their
auntie, Mrs. &K. Ross, Alexander street,
Brussels.
Alex, Stewart, of Stratford, etudont of
Knox College, visited friends here on
Good Friday. Mr. Stewart supplied
1lolvilla
church pulpit during thep13st0r'e
absence last Summer.
W. 15. Stratton, who for many years
pulled the throttle on a 0. P. R. engine,
is hero and i8 likely to remain and along
with his brother James tanto the pro.
prietorship of the Queen's Hotel.
Ina. Gnawer will take a situation at
Palmerston, where he will assist in a
tonsorial parlor and play base ball on the
side. Jack is quite it, baseball enthusiast,
only surpassed by Leu. Downing.
W. R. Little and wife and Miss Lizzie
Ellis, of Ingersoll, were visiting Wm.
Ellis and wife, Grahaioville, over Easter.
Mr. Little reports that Ingersoll is mak.
ing substantial progress, having nolo a
population of over 5,000.
12u3nAY—Jorms,—In Lead bury, on April
21st, by Rev. Mr. Parke, of Clinton,
Mr. Philip Murray, of Tuckoremith,
10 Miso
1 s Ruth, o sly daughter of Mr.
Thos. Jones of Leadbury.
GREEN —HAmtos,—At the reeidenoe of
the bride's mother, Thomas street,
Brussels, on April lath, by Rev. Ina.
Boss, B. A., MYIe. Robs. He Green, of
Omemee, Victoria County, Ont.,
formerly of Brussels, to Miss Mary
A., 900094est) slaughter of dire. Wm.
Harris, of this place.
enoreze
13130 5l4,—In Attwood, on the 11th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Thomas Brown of a.
daughter.
EaeEIN9,•--In Atwood, on 6110 18th lust.,
the wife of Mr. W. R. Erskine of a
sen,
CLIn19, -In Lietowel, on the 1211) inst.,
the wife of Mr. W. J. Clfmie of a
daughter.
Corneae.—.In Elma, on the 9111 inst., the
Wife of Mr. Robert Outliers of a son,
Wttner,—At 'Trowbridge, on the 831)
inet., Emma Louise, daughter of
.Hermon Wendt, of Dakota, and
granddaughter of William Wendt,
Trowbridge, aged 11 years, 5 mouths
and 15 days.
.A.T.romzom' r ea a am_
FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd,—Farre stook and
ilnplemsnte, lot 20, Con. 10, Grey, Salo
unreserved, at 1 5 510018, Robt. Bidets,
Prop. Geo, Kirkby,
13l10.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMRI.
SEEI) PEAS ANI) BARLEY
for sale at Lot 18, Con, 7, Grey, 10 5
AAT ANTED.—A MARRIED MAN
n
Y:0utl3 , to do Perm work dtu'iva Rummer
1110, OIrNLLVI:I, Bruenels.
DRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
Pirst mortgage, form security. Apply
at. THE 0081' Publishing House, Bruesel0,
(lnOFORTA]3LE IIOIJsE FOR
istern
furutino. teeewith y111 acre sold + atn (bargain.
Apply to Tum PosT Publishing House.
t 0AR FOR SERVICE.—THE
nude•signe1 will keep a Chester
White boar for service. Terms 21,130 to be
paid at the time of sorvloe, with privilege of
returning if 080nssar5',
20.1 JAUOls LONG, Cranbrook,
fg]0 RENT.—A ]3I1I0X RLi'SI-
1 181580E on Queen street, with au Dore
of laud attached, largely devoted to fruit
cultma. Po8sessiou wee in, April 1st.
Will rent by the year. Apply to THOS.
PEPPER, lot 5, 800, 0, Gray, 16.11
14-1OR SALE 1N ETFIEL,—PRO•
P8nT'
1ofJot
abbe
Elliot,
deceased,
o
l
con-
sisting of good brickho0811ndwth
ail ouvoniauoas, good stable
; fruit
trees •
half neve of
land Well suited for retired
farmer, Tor
furtherto
r apply A. \v, PATTPR3;oOIorsort; DR. e-
IOLCEF, Brussels; or W81. SPENCO,Ethel,
001
EED OATS, SALGZ.GR, NOR–
Minx grown oat, Oue weak earlier
than most variett55, heavy yielder. Price
30 cents per bushel. Also "Lightuty Ex-
press" Potato early and beat out of 1,000
kind?. Price 75 °eats per bushel. Hunger -
inn Barley, hnlloRs, weigbe 55 pound8 to the
bushel, Price 60 cents per bushel. Other
early varieties et potatoes on Mimi.
SRO. STAFFORD, Walton P. 0.
BOA Residence Lot 21, Con. 18, McKillop.
Anoint Order of United Workmen,
This old and prosperous Fraternal Ageo0
atinn numbering 050,050 members are pre
son ting to the public their popular and aoon-
omioal rates to worthy m88,1111118 very low
rate of about 68.00 per 81,000 per annum
The Workmoo" Profanity t'a3' Deans
Chins and expect 11 111rge immense to its
member now that those American Line
Companies don't semi eatiafactury to Can-
adians.
190BT. ARMSTRONG, D•I, W. ; W. H. 14701)339
Rsoorcler ; J. A. O.1t191GHTON,FInaueler.
REAL ESTATE.
1-41ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
1. D79n Il 9
9 IN D has several v al good Faros for
sale add to rout, easy terms, Townships
of Morrie and Grey. F S. SOUTT.Bruseele
9 /6 ANITOBA LAND 1'011 SALE.
lV.� —100 acme of good faftn land at
S 11911 Il end 1.1111013
8 h•om t
1GV The o
R1 g, is offer-
ed for solo at a loci rano, The ) • ,
p property OO O,
North East Sea.10 Tw Hauge premises
cd
1 p Eliot,
Thera isnhouse °11the ll particulars
ni '
breaking douo. F'or frill parti0uluis some
to
pried, title, &a., write or apply to
. f G,19.BLAI11 or W.13, REHHR,
3
0 t Brussels, 0111.
ITIARM FOR SALE—THE UN–
• m:n8ION8D (Irol'5 his eligible 04 acre
farm fel* (ala, being South part of Lots
Oon, 10, Grey. Alf under cultivation, welj
watered and well 18130ed, 1h0r0 Is a g00(1
"Acme 1louee, hank barn, orchard, wells, &c„
of the premises. Also a splendid stole
0300119 irom which a good 1,890800 is realiz-
ed. Only 21 miles from .Brussels, Terms
reasonable. For further particulars as to
price, &o., apply to
30 HN JIiI'JCJIIOLL, Proprioto•
11.13 Brussels P. 0.
Ii-IARM B'OR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of tto 21°011P2,2
outh'2 31095 Benda ¢
of the Neth t of Lot e0, Co1 2, Eest , bein •
nosh. T1,le is an excellent 810011 001'51,10105
wtuatedplio(1 with hood spring 10010)'. I118
sitnat0d about 8103180 0rou1 the thriving 'Vil-
lage cf Blyth. A large part of It 1s under
grass, Buildings and femme aero 1n it fair
etato of repair. Easy terms of payment will
bo given, For all iuiormation apply to
11.30 G. F. SLAM, Barrister, Brussels,
Q't PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
Towlfehipof Grey, 100 neves, must be sold at
01100 in order to close estate of deceased owo-
or, The lot is uenrly 3111 cleared, 101111 good
buildings, hippie
R , 8 wat0r supply, larges e
goord, li mhos from a yore ok is under
good oulttvatioa 1150 is a veru doRjrablo pro-
t1pertyincleod, Apply to RICHARD MIT-
CHELL, Delimits P. O. ; JOHN 301TON17LL.
on the promises ' or .4.11CN 11413, Brussels.
Dated Sept. Mt, 1606,
AUCTIONEERS.
(1110 ,GE tIRBBY,
Llceneed Anobioueor, Sales (fondues
o(1 on reasonable terms. Parols and fa1w
81ook0 enouiaity. Orders loft at (NIB POST
Pobi' ebfug Not se, 13Pu asele,or scubto Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
1- TP . S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• Ann, 19111 tell for bettor prices, to
Lotter ale, In bee time and loss charges
than any other Auetiooeor in East Huron
or he won't charge anything, Dittos and
orders can always be arranged at this aide
or by personalappflaation.
(APT. J. STR3TI'ON,
'Who has bad 2V years experience 10 an
Auotioneer, but who had to emit owing to I11
11001011, has swain tak8n out 1XSlid 000° cI8
prepared r0 combat Wee at reasonable
teras, Sattefaotienguaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at Tin Pose Pubiiebinq Hoene,
:As. $1030101010x,
18.11 Auntlrn,am,,
Trinsmea Free
lea
With the new Trimming pleating That
we have Ude season we Trim all our Wall
Paper Free of Charge and not only do we
do t lte witbout extra cost but by the use
of it we remove the edge porfnrtty in a
very few moneet8 and very much diner
than it eau otherwise bo done. A11 our
Customers who have wee our Machine
working are more than pleased with the
work we do for them. One thing we wish
our Customers to be thoroughly teteut'ed
of is that it does not add one 8ing10 cent
to the oost oo rho paper, 138 it tastesbut a
few moments to remove theodge we count
nothing for the short time it telcos in
doing it. As we have the only Trimming
lfnchine in Brussels we are therefore in
the bust 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
10. to 25o. per roll. Drop in and see our
apere lanyway and be your own judge of
the values we offer you at
''oz's Drug Store.
VETERINARY.
T D, WARWIOII,
el • Honor Graduate the u of h Ontario
Veterinary
dCollege. rt prepared to treat g p out ell
1
diseases of dmmeetto t i
M1 e 1 animals attention
N npaid
com-
petent manner. Pnt'ttcaln • a e
n tt o6ion patd
to led to.a 0 tort weary. CallOmar —Pour d9 ars
toud3d to. dge -and harry stry—four doors
worth of bridge -rurnbarry at„ Bruesets.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
e Solicitor and Cony eye neer. Collec-
tions made, 0111°0—Vanetoue'e 131o0K, Brus-
sels. 21-11m
NAT•
M. SINCLAIR,
• 3
Solicitor _Conveyancer,No airyPub-
lic, &o. Oaioo—Vaustone'e Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
MG. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, not ds
Cameron,) 13nrristor and Solicitor, Gcderioh,
Out. Office—Hamilton St., Opposite Col-
borne hotel.
i_P. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
`
�7f• Solicitor, 8.o. (late of Carrow &
Proudfoot's Orrice, Goderioh.) Oilleo over
Gillies & Smith's 13 ank, 33ru seek,
Money to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
1�• M. ARMSTRONG, 51. D.
•
Physician, Sergson, AOOo00her, et0,
Graduate of Toronto U11ivereity Medical
Faou]ty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out, 011901os—Noxi door to
McDonald & Go., Walton Ont,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D.
0. NX, Trinity t University, } v taw Fallow T lay -
it Medical �College,
e 1 Mom
Yb Licenti a of the
t e
eialaue an
1. s
d Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate t the
Royal
College Or
Physicians c
of .14, Residence,
e, Mill Edinburgh. ees IalupJlone
No.1i, Residence, 0)311Nt., 31-55880 Is,
®R. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
PI0YSIOIAN, 801)00ON AND ACCOUCHEUR,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st Class Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity Medlual College and m001100 of the
College of Physielans aid Surgeons of Ontar-
io. most Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chiang°,1890, Speolal attention paid to dis-
eanes of Eye, Bar,Nose and Throat, and die -
(lanes; of Wo111011. ]�r•Oonenitatlon in Eng-
lish and Gorman. T'elephohe at reeldeuoe.
BUSINESS CARDS. ,
H. MoORAOICEN,
,
Iseurero'fMarriageLioonece, muse
at hie Grocery, Tnrnborry street, Brussels,
I�N. L'AREETT,
sendsTonsorial Artist Shop—Next door
of A. Me Moliay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' end obildrone hair cutting la ep8oialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank tastes Deposits from
91,00 to $1,000 and allows R
d per cent.
interest, 1'. FARROW,
87.310 Postmaster.
ROBERT C.UNNINGHAM
IN84RAN011,
Ma AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
T. PLETCHER
issue, of Marriage Licenses,
OFFzon AT JEweLRY STORE.
10'110 Witness Required.
T. FLET01110R, Brussels
A LEX. HUNTER',
010rk of the Fourth Division deux
Oo, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Lancs 00011 and Insttrnnoe Agent, F1und8
inveelod and to 1001), Oollootione made
Moo 1n Graham's Bleck, Brussels
MHOS. A, IIA.WKINS;
Wilt give 9805008 30 pupils either oh
piano or organ, at his Music Monte, op/sotto
the poseenSe8, brussels, Vocal lesions also
gluon. Ten years experience in teaohfng.
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