HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-4-30, Page 8m
You?
Was it you that bough Wall
Paper from us in January, Febenary ter
March of this year, before we began al-
lowing '1c.per roll for Trimming. If so
you .are entitled to this rebate and which
we will be glad for you to cull for. All
our Papers (except Remnants, many of
which we are selling at half price) we trite
ne of nage.
We allow you le. per roll when you
do this yourself. We aro selling one, two
and three roll Ins of 25o. Papers for 5o.
per roll and some es low as 30. per roll,
It was only by bnying the stook of the
Roddick estate that we can give such
values now.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. a. & H.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South. as follows:
GOING SarTH, CoINc :Torah.
Express...... 01 a.m.' Mixed 0:44 0.m
Sexed ..,..... tete pen. , Mail
CormattTOLA'1mete are extended to Mr.
Thorne, of the Ronald fire Engine
Werke, over the birth of a sou end heir,
The lath of April was the eventful birth.
day.
A Nrrtorit of the members of St. John's
Ledge, A. F. & A, M., Brussels, attended
a Lodge of Inetruotion at Wingham an
Tuesday of elate week and report a good
time.
Mn, ianl'TH, of Elora, the eye specialist,
who visited Brnsults for a day lash week,
making pie headquarters et Jas. Fox's
Jrug store, did :pito a lively trade while
in town.
Ti::: License Cnnflniasioners meet here
ou Saturday to arrang0 for two trttnefors
of hotel lieellees, in connection with the
Queen's in Bruesols and the hotel at
Ultimate,
A SPECIAL train went through here on
Monday and Tuesday of this week, con.
veying the officials over the road, The
call at Brussels, on Tuesday, was of a
very brief character.
Is oonte0tion with the Maitland Foob
Ball Le.tguo it was derided to play hone
and home games, the first taking place on
the nth of flay between Wingham end
Listowel, on the tot'mer's grounds.
Geo. MCLAREN, of the Firm of Smith &
McLaren, is in Toronto this week attend•
ing the great closing out sale of A1oM.aet•
er's wholesale dry goods bankrupt stank.
Look out for bargains at Smith & Ma.
Laren's uext week,
DON'T forget that your premiers is
expected to be ready far inspection by
THE BRUSSELb POST
A. STttemes hoe had a new awning
made for the front of hie dry goods store,
Awnings ere unlike the British iia t'
u
that they won't brave a thousand years
the battle and the breeze, Sample Bros,
are well pleased that it is so told turn out
a good job. •
('IIUIU'II CIIl1I14\,
Thoe, Online is tilling a position in te
store in Listowel,
The Salvation Army had to good time
at their Jubilee on Tuesday evening.
Walter J. Wake, who has been at
Penetangeishene for some time, bas taken
0 situation in Fingal, Elgin Co.
Mr, Pullen, who officiated in St. Jolters
church last Sabbath, will remain for the
next eight weeks until Mr. Abey is or.
deleted.
Bev. II. D. Steele, of Weet Lorne, is
visiting at J. M. O'Oouno:'s this week.
The 1'everend gentleman expects to looats
at Port Stanley next J'nne,
Last S„hhath evening Rot'. Mr. Rico
groaned a Line dimmest. ori ..The New
Birth" in the Methodist church. lie will
officiate again next Sabbath.
Rev. John Rom' subject in Melville
church last Sabbath morning was the
Study of the Bib e. In the evening a fine
discourse was preached on Christ's
Sympathy,
We neglected to chronicle the re•
turn of Jas. Maxwell from Kentucky
where he spent the Winter. He is neat-
ly
Ina 1 lector Wright on or before ly piomsed with the State and put in an
enjoyable time with relatives.
May 15th. He will visit you to see that Rev. S. J. Allin expected to leave
you Have complied with the 105101 c- London on Ther'sday of this week for
tions of the Health Act. Battle Creek, Moll, Sanitarium. Ile
Trteper Messrs. Bael:er & Vitnsbone has not been making rapid progress
12:52 p.m g as
shipped another car of live hogs from as he hoped bet we trust the improve-
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Q.('tli i l c1D 4f .eros.
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
Au' faith he'll preen it.
• Brussels. This 10 a very important ,.tont his many friends Bo much desire
CATU11p.1Y is May Day.
FALL wheat is doing fine.
Couancx,. meeting next Monday event' e.
Ricre in Brussels on the Queen's
Birthday.
Tnoua,>npe of suckers have bean cang'tt
in the Maitland this Spring.
Mesons. CLEGG & DAlme shipped a car
of fine cattle Eastward on Monday.
Iltes ANNIE SLEnaias purchased a
"Stormer" bicycle from A. M. McKay &
Co.
THE school teaobers got book to work
last Afonday the better f their Eeeter
holiday.
AN interesting article on the Kb'aof
Greece may be read on page 0 of Itis
igen. Read the inside pages of Ton
Peso.
R. Roach expecte to start fnnr or Ave
horses at the Guelph races early in Jute.
The half mile track is in good shape
this week and Mr, Roach has taken his
string there.
A. Qoueoov disposed of an E. &C D.
gent's bicycle to Councillor Thomson last
week. We have not learned whether Mr.
Thomson has taken out an accident
policy of not.
Flinn.—Last Friday Alex. Orr, of
Fardwich, was fined $20.00 and costs for
selling liquor after hours on Saturday
night. R. F. White, of Wroxeter, was
assessed a similar sum for having his bar
open on Sunday. Inspeotoe Miller was
the prosecutor.
WALTER Low has leased the lathe
otable an Mill street, East, from ItIre. W.
R. Wilson, and intends converting it into
a livery barn, whin will make three in
the town• He has been engaged in the
business for the past year on a small
eagle, but purposes to branch out now a
little more.
IatPROMIENTS. \Ira. S. Slatnmon has
had a neat portico erected at her resi-
dence, Elizabeth street.—The residence
of James Jones has been receiving some
neo nary repairs.—Jas, Oliver has bad
a new roof put on the house in the ad-
joining lot to hie residence and made
other improvements.
H. D. STEELE, who was associated with
Mr. MoGowau in the Garfield House,
Brussels, a few yeare ago, bas gone to the
Went Coast of Florida with a commis-
sion from a gentleman in Chicago to put,
chase lands for the cultivation of peach-
es, oranges, &a., if suitable locations offer,
Mr. Steele writes thee Land sells at from
$2 to 510 per acre,
Ton monthly meeting of the Hawick
Fire Insurance Co. was held at Gerrie
last Saturday. 52 applications were
passed by the Board. John Knox, of
Howiolt, was paid for a sheep killed by
lightuiug, The resolution passed some
time ago to nnl,y pay e of iusuranoe for
°entente of buildings destroyed by fire
was resatnded and the full claim will be
paid as in former years from this.
We noticed the other day that the
dwelling belonging to John Shaw, now of
Teeewater, which has been vaoant for
several months has not been reoeiving
fair treatment at the hands of some bays.
No leer than 12 panes of glass on the
North ails of the building have been
broken. Constable Wright may land the
youths yet and if he does they need not
he surprised if they get a month or so in
Godericlt jail. This wanton destruction
of property ie a shame and if nabbed the
oulprit t may depend on severe punish
went,
Dory THra APTLY ro You ?—We have
ordered a new jab press, to nsw paper cut-
ting machine and a new staple b indsr
to aid in the turning on of worktfrom
Ton POST Publishing House. All hese
new appliances cost money and must be
paid for. We therefore ask all who are in•
debtor' to us either for sub+oription, job
work or advertising to kindly make a
vigorous effort to lot us have the cash just
as aeon as possible and thereby help us
on of nue indebtedness. We ask for a
prompt respouse to Ghia cell, and if you
ere in arrears this item is personally for
you so don't pass it on to your neighbor
'please,
Mneeiteors who grow eloquent in de.
nouncing those who Detre. ize departmen-
tal stores should set a : ori example by
getting their dogs on or 1 :ttingths hoose
to the pity printing fakirs who periodi
Dally turn up in town and secure orders
for printing of different kinds which
meld be done better and more cheaply
right here et home than in Toronto, Let
us stick to mfr own town in every respect
and matters will aeon go well. What
does the city fakir pay in taxes to the
town, or of what advantage is he to the
man of baeiness here ? The merchants
are not the only viotims of the pity mon.
opoliee, but they will aid in effectually
oruabing the latter by sternly practising
What they preach.
shipping point. The G. T. R. should will continue so that he may be speedily
keep their promise and build the addle restored to his wont.
tonal stook yard agreed upon. At the Synod of Toronto and Kingston,
A nommen in Michigan enclosed us to be held in Lindsay of May 10th and
$3 on eubsoriptica this week to help 05 llth, Rev. Dr. Maass, of Oollingwood,
out in paying for our new manbinery son of Ono. McCrea, Brussels, is down for
Ile has oar beet thanks. We look for an address on the topio "How to resole
more from a large number whose address and hold the young men." Rev. W. G.
label does not show Sao. 98, as it should, Hanna, formerly of Morris, is a member
Ton National Roller 'Mill has been of the Committee arranging the program.
undergoing a thorough overhauling. A The annual examinations of probation•
Eureka smutting maohine of the latest ere and candidates for the ministry of the
design has been put in, new bolting cloth Methodisb church, were held in Petrolea,
placed and other improvements made to and olo•ed Friday evening, April 23rd.
facilitate and aid in the production of A The following constitute the board of ex•
1flour. aminets:—Rave. Gen. Jookson, (press.
R. J. WELLS, of Ilarriston, suffered a deut), C. T. Scott, B. A., (secretary), W.
severe loss on Sunday morning of last Williams, D.D., J. W. Holmes, J. R.
week by his imported standard bred mare Gundy,A. L. Remelt, M.A., 13.13„„ S.
"Molly,” dying. Mr. Wella imported BondA. Cunningham,f'unningJ. Wilson, MA.,
the animal last Beaton from Missouri and W. J. lee !, L,L,B„ end J. Philip, B.A.
she was very highly bred. Molly" Thirty y sung 41011 wrote al the examine
leaves a foal, a handsome and vigorous atfons, and obtained certificates as fol.
youngster, and it will be raised by hand. lows :—Probationers of three years—Six
Fen OoLT.—Doo. Warwick has par- obtained first class certificates, and two
chased a fine berse colt, 4 weeks old, from obtained s. cond•alass certificates. Pro.
Reeve Strachan, of Grey, paying a baod• bationere of two yeare—Two obtained
some prise for it. The sire of this colt fs first-class, nine second class, and four ob.
the well bred stallion "Costumer," the tainsd third plass. Probationers for one
property of Messrs. Scott & Warwick, year—two first ; two secood•clnes, and
Brussels, purchased at New York a sou• ne third•olass. Oandidates—One first•
plc of years since, and the dam is from class, and four second-class. Friday
',Lord Ferguson," a fleet footed horse own• a public meeting was held in the
ed in Listowel. Dr. Warwick's new pur• mosso, which was completely tilled.
chase should give the dust to the most of Rev. Geo. Jackson, of London, president
them in a few years. of the conference, presided. Excellent
RONALD FIRE ENGINE Womes We learn addresses were delivered by Rov. S. Bond,
from Mr. Thomas, proprietor of the of Seafortb, on "The Aims nod Methods
Ronald works, that they now bave plans of the Christian Ministry," and by the
underweigh for the manufacture of all Rev. J. W. Holmes, of Mitchell, on "The
kinds of fire appliances as outlined by Methodist Church ; Its Rules and
the Fire Underwriters' Association, such Polity." After the addresses, Rev. 0. T.
Rs automatic alarms, heaters, extinguish• Scott, secretary of the board, presenbed
ere, &c., in addition to their well estab. the young men with their certificates.
netted and unsurpassed fire and chemical The choir of the church Tendered appro-
engines, hose carts, extension ladders and priate music, and Miss E. S. Case, for.
the like. It is hinted that a new street ,Wetly of Loudon, who was visiting in
sprinkler will also be built by them and a town, sang with very fins sffeab two
general hustle got on in all these depart- beautiful solos. Owing to the very
mems, TRE POST wisbes them every ' gracious revival that is now in progress,
success in their enterprise. and which could not be closed, the ex.
THE QuEEN's.—James and Frank Stret- aminations were held in the council
ton have taken possession of the Queen's obambsr, Victoria Hall, which was kind -
Hetet this week as successors to James ly granted for the purpose. The Rev.
O'Leary who has been the leases for the Dr. Williams, of Listowel, preaebed at
past 5 years. The furniture was valnated the revival services on Monday night, the
on Tuesday by Messrs. Leatberdale, of Bay. Geo. Jackson on Tnesday evening,
town, and Hamilton, of Atwood. W. R. and Rev. A. L. Russell on Wednesday
Stratton, whom we elated would be as. avenfng. Rev. W. Smyth, formerly of
scouted with "Jimmie," 55 he is familiar- Brussels, is the pastor.
ly called, will ooutinne as engineer on the
0. P. 11., where he has spent the past 15
years. He expects to leave for Scbrieber
next week. Mr. O'Leary will spend a
portion of this season looking after his
race horses, and he may take a trip to
the gold fields unless he strikes te mine
before the Summar circuit is over nearer
than the Pacific coast.
Ben ACCIDENT.—Monday afternoon as
Thos. Williamson, 15th con., Grey, was
driving up Tnrnberry street, Bruseels,
with his teem attached to a lumber
wagon, one of the horses, a colt, became
unmanageable and with its companion
made a dash for the sidewalk and quicker
than you could say "Jack Robinson"
crashed into the (arae plate glass front in
Jae. Jones' Jewelery store. The tongue
of the wagon struck the glass forst and
the colt also book a header outtinghis head,
shoulder and leg quite badly, The front
pans and a side light were smashed to
smithereens and a quantity of goads that
was on exhibition in the window also
came torief.We underet nh la
g a dt ep to
Masa is insured, A veterinary promptly
sewed np the gashes reoefved by the
horse. Mr. Williamson says the animal
threw beck its head and although he
pulled his beet was utterly unable to stop
its mad plan; s. It had made en effott
a few minutiae before to run but had been
controlled by the driver.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE d1IEETING.-- The
Institute meeting of the teaobers of East
Huron will be held in the Public school,
Wingham, on Friday and Saturday, May
2101 and 22nd, commencing on Friday at
10 a. M. Every teacher i1 the Inspector•
ate is a member of the Assoniatioa, and
is invited to go and tate part in the die•
enseiong, On Friday evening au "At
Home" Will be given by the Wingham
teaobers end P. be Board in the Temper.
ansa Hall. Principal Cameron, of Bros•
sele, is the President, end A. H. Piton.
mar, of Blyth, Seo,•Treae. Following is
the program :—Opening exercises ; ap-
pointment of committees ; President's
address, J. II. Cameron 1 "Entrance
Literature," J. T, Dodds ; "Through
Parts 1 and 2 of 1st Book in 8 Months,'
J. Dearness, I, P. Se East Middlesex;
delellaba's report W, i5 Stewart i "Notes
on Primary Arithmetic," Miss 0. Annie
Taylor ; "Home Work," Wm. Watters ;
"Nature Study in the pnblio Sohool;' J.
Dearness ; Treasurer's report ; elootion
of officera ; Discussion on Teaching of
History—opened by 11, 0. Cheswrighb ;
"Caliethenioe," Mies Hattie Reid ;
"Arithmotio Jr. Ord (fleas," A, H. Mize.
grove ; "Written Examinations, En.
trance anti 1', 5, Le" T. 0. Shilliuglaw
"Oompoeibion from 1st l0 5th Olessee," 5.
Dearness.
Business Locals.
Tenons and Satchels, cheap. I. C.
Bioharde.
ONE good second hand top buggy oheap.
33. Gerry.
Lan; herrings for sale at Jas, Ballan•
tyne's grocery.
GREAT barq,ains in Harness. Come and
see. I. C. Rioharde.
Sev» money by buying your buggy at
D. Ewan's,Brussels.
APPLETos'S world renowned Teas for
sale at Tbomeon's,
SEE our stylish Shoes, to fit both feet
and purse. I. 0. Richards.
Rooms or dwelliug to rent over my
store, I. C. Richards.
MANIro b patent flour, the best that can
be had, at Rose' flour and feed mills.
GOOD yonog oow for sale. Will calve
in a few weeks. Jas. Walker, Brunets.
10100 over 1,000 curtain poles, all
kinds. Poises away down. R. Leather.
dale;
Reran in Harness and Collars done
cheap and durable. I, C. Richards.
Tug hest way to find ont the bottom
prion of a buggy is to call at Jae. Wallter'e
thep, Bruseele.
Co;PttT Weaving neatly done. Sabisfao-
tion guaranteed, by Mrs. 14Io0rae, Near.
ly opposite Dr. McKelvey'e.
ScoLEe,—Every farmer should weigh
his stook. You can buy 2,000 pound
softies far $27.00 from B. Gerry.
Dutoh Sets, froth Garden Seeds, &Lam.
moth Mengel and best Swede Turnip
Seeds very oheap 01 Ibin0raoken's.
THE late improvements in Ross' Flom
mill has placed their flour away ahead
of all others, Everybody is delighted
with it.
It ,you want anything in my line call
and see whet I have, Pelotas the eheapest
and qualities the bob in the County. R.
Leatberdalo,
Naw stook of envelopes to band at THE
POST Publishing House. Get your busi-
uess card printed on 500 of them, Pries
leas than retail rate.
WANTED.—Eggs, Butter and Dried
Apples. Why give them to pedlars for
half pride 1 Bring thorn to G. n. I{ing,
Wingham, and get full value fee them,
R. Ln.THEunALE has the largeee stook
of window shades this Spring that ever
wail in Brussels, Prions oheaper than
ever. Put up free and springs warranted.
Lova of buggies ready for the road. It
ousts nothing to call, even if you purobase
elsewhere. The prices were never lower
nor the work ever Netter. Jas, Walker,
Carriage maker. Brussels.
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ASSISTS, (Sayan Million Dollars) • 57,000,050 Tri eel, rte
CAPITAL (Authorized) - - • 52,000,000
Agencies tint aZZ principal points in Ontario, Quebec,Manitoba, United States (.0 England.
A General Banking Bneinese Traneeebed, Verniers' Notes Dieoonneed.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all pointe,
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE OOLLEOrIoN Or FAnanite' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distanc),
J. A. STEWART Mermen.
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KARL'S 0lover Root, the grant Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and olonrness to
the complexion and cores constipation.
95 cls, 50 ole and $1.00. Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Snmon's Cure, the greab cough and
croup ours, is in great demand. Packet
Edge contains twenty -live doses ; only 25
Dents. Children love it. Sold by las,
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Snroon's cure is sold on a gsaratltes.
It cures incipient consumption, 1t is
the best cough cure. Only one cent a
dose. 25 ate., 50 cls. and $1.00. Sold by
Jamoe Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Egos Fos Heecones.—The undersigned
can supply eggs for Betting from pure
White Leghorn or Blaolt Illinarca. My
strains won let prize al Drussels Fall
Fair in 1800, S. B. Sawn, Breesels.
BE Yo11i 050E Lettre:R.—Semi for speci-
men pages of this, the latest, best and
cheapest law baod for the masses over
published ill Canada, Write to -clay to
W. H. Anger, 98 Ulster St., Toronto.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal.; says :—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the fireb medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Pelee 50
ciente. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Brus-
sels,
BARGAIN On'eoonD.—That eligible half
acre lot situate nn the Southern portion of
Tarnberry street, Brussels, will be die•
pnsecl of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to JoON HA'tGHeAVEO,
174 Queen st. West, Toronto.
Toe hardeet saws warranted full set
without breaking, as I have a new, safe
and fast way of Betting saws. Sawa that
are in fine order given in exchange for
saws that are ant of order by paying the
difference. T. McGregor, Baty filer, Bros-
- eels, Queen St., ISast.
CONSULT YOUn Dacron.—If lie advises
Cod Liver 011 we recommend Wompole's
Tasteless Preparation. Yon can't taste
the oil ; all you taste is wild cherry, and
that's good. What you geb is flesh and
strength. Osres coughs, colds and
wastive diseases. JAE. Fox,
8.m Chemist and Druggist.
Goon RHooatatEND.—Thefollowing Brut•
sables will drive buggies manufactured
by Jas. Walker, the well-known oarriags
builder of this place ;—
F. S. Soot.,
Dr. Kalbfleisolt,
Chas. Howlett,
Walter Lowry,
with more to fallow. A. Cnrrie, Brns-
enle, has bought a dandy butcher delivery
wagon from the same builder. These
purchases by home men ihdiest° clearly
who leads the procession in the carriage
business. Cull in at Walker's and see
for yourself.
OP Pusne° INrnnnsT.—The undersigned
oalls the attention of the pnblio to the
fast that he has a fine display of well-
m'ade buggiesfinished in A 1 style and t0
be sold at very close prises, at his large
show room ou Market etfeet, next door
Easb to his blacksmith shop. All the
latest improvements, euoh as steel dash,
roller curtains, &o., &o., and every rig
warranted to give satiefaobion. Money
saved by baying here and no doubt
about it. A test of this fact will satisfy
you. Oall in and see the display.
Speoiel attention given to repainting rige.
We're here to do business.
D. Ewm, Brussels.
Lisut.•Col. Brown, commander of the
49th Hastings Rifles, was buried at Belle'
ville•witb military honors.
At Oornwatl R, E. Soheli was senten-
ced to three yeare in .the penitentiary
for forging a promissory note,
Floods continue to do much damage in
Quebec, many houses being inundated au
Murray Bay, and 100,000 logs being sent
adrift at River Ebohemin.
Ephraim Convoy, who is confined in
Woodetook jail awaiting trial on the
eharge of murdering the lad Geo. Frost,
at Princeton, is failing in health and it
is doubtful if be will live until Septem.
ber, when his trial takes place.
THoaws.—At Norwich, on April 18th, the
wife of Mr. E. H. Thomas of a son.
Bn coon,—In Howiok on April 20t1, the
wife of Mr. Bradley, of a daughter.
Sta''H.—In Listowel, on April 15th, the
wife of Mr, R. Smith of a daughter.
OoanmL.—In Listowel, on April 1Sth,
the wife of Me. James Coghill of a
son.
WILErvsoN.—In Morris, on April 20th,
the wife of Mr. William Wilkinson
of a daughter.
WALKER,—In East Wawanosb, on April
194h, the wife of Mr. George Walker
of a eon.
HAASE.—On Saturday, 17th April, the
wife of Mr. Henry Haase, con. 2,
Howick, of a son.
MOFARLANE—BoAG,—Ab the Manse, Ford•
wioh, by the Rev. A. 33. Denote, on
April 14th, Mr. John Moli'arlane, to
Mies Jeseie Boag, all of Hoivick.
RnsmnouoEu—Senmic.—At the TI. B. par.
soilage, Listowel, on April 20th, by
Rev. S. F. Durkee, Mr, Frederick
Rentschler to Miss Sarah Smith, all
of Listowel.
Wenairo—Howenn,—At the residence of
the bride's mother, on Anil 141h, by
Bev, 7. S. Fisher, Mr. Geo. Warren,
of Powassan, to Mies Elenora How.
ard, daughter of the late H. H. How•
ard, of Orange Hill; llowiok.
=memo.
OLow,—In East Wawanesh on April 17th
James Olow, aged 85 yore..
GusEN,—In Ethel, on April 25th, Betsy,
relict of the late Haney Green, ager
02 yeare and 8 mongol,
Pearn.—In Listowel, on Friday, April
10111, Hannah Page, wife of the late
Jobe Page, need 81 years,
Avssr.—In Kalispell, Montana, on April
5th, Jessie, beloved wife of Geo. 'W.
Avery, formerly of Grey township,
aged 42 years.
7Ssltu.—In Morrie, of Sunday, April 95th,
Annie Myrtle, youn,est daughter of
George and Sarah J. Karr, aged 3
months and 27 days.
Rommex.—In Grey, on Sunday, April
25111, Isabelle IINA.rehat', beloved
wife of John Reddish, aged 84 years,
8 months and 2 days.
DIE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
'ANTED,—A MARRI.ED 1tIAN
to do farm work luring Summar
.83
n:onlha. 1)11, Mc1LVEY, Brussels,
DIUVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.
First nlurtp,go, farm security. Apply
at T1111 POST Publishing Honse, Brussels.
,(COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR
Sole with 1 acre let, Good dstime,
faruaoo, &o, .Will be sold at a. bargain,
Apply to Tan Posts Publishing noose,
1Q OAR 'FOR SERVICE.—THE
A� uudersigued will keep a Chester
white boar for service. Terns 51,00 co be
paid et the time of service, with privilege of
returning if ueoensary,
40.4 JA0013 LONG, Cranb000k.
T4 -101-t SALE IN ETHEL,—PRO•
Pnnmx of Jahn Elliot, deceased, con-
silting of good brick house aotl ititoltsn, with
all COHv()0l011008; - good stable; fruit trees'
half acre of land. Well suited for retired
farmer. For further particulars apply to
A. W. PATT];1tiON„Molesworth ; D t, nuc.
li.1rLVI1S, Lirossels; 00 WM. SPEINCE , Ethel,
00.4
GEED OATS, SALGZER, NO1i-
051311N grown oat, one weep earlier
than 133091 variotloe, heavy yielder. Price
80 cents per bushel. Also "Lightning Ex-
press” Potato early and best out of 1,050
kindr. Price 75 cents per bushel. Hangar.
iaa Barley, hulloes, weighs 63 pounds to the
bn libel. Price 110 cents per bushel. Other
early varieties of potatoes on baud.
5150. STAFFORD, Walton P. 0,
60.4 Residence Lot 21,00u. 10, kiobtillop.
Ancient Order of Vnited Workman.
This old and pt'ospornus Fraternal Assoc
alien numbering 050,000 members m•o pre
smiting to the public their popular awl eonn•
omioal nates to worthy men, at the very low
rate of about 58.00 per 51,000 per annum.
The 'Workmen" Promptly Pc0' Death
Claims and expect o large inoreas0 to its
members DOW that those American Line
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can-
adian.
11015T. AIMSTB ONG,M,W.; W. H. KER]t
Recorder; J, A. OREIGHI'ON,Ftnanotor.
REAL ESTATE.
11AR1Iu FOR SALE.—THE UN-
nitneioNEn has several good Sarins for
Bale and to rani, easy terms in Townships
of Morris and Grey, F S. SOOT0.Brussols
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—160 acres of good farm bed at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer -
ad for Bale at low price, The property is
North East 1 Soo.10, Two. 11, lunge 4 East.
There le a house on the premises end Boma
breaking done, I''or full partiohlars as to
prion, title, 00., write or apply to
G. F. BLAIR or W. H. KERR,.
20-tf Brussels, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE—THE UN—
nEnsIONEn corers his eligible 04 acre
farm for 1010, being South part of Lot 5,
Oen, 12, Grey. Alt under cultivation,`vell
watered and well fenced, There le a geed
stole bonne, hank bit,, orotlatd, wells, 00,,
et the premien. Also a splendid stone
quarry Bow which a good revenue is realis-
ed. Only 55 miles from Btitssele. Terms
reasonable. Tor further partio'lars as to
price, 00,, apply to
JOHN MITCHELL, Proprietor,
35.05 Brussels P. 0.
T1A Ib[ I'OR SALE. -150 ACRES
L, Consisting of the South i and Smith 3
of the North 4 of Lot 00, Con 2, ]rash Wawa -
nosh. This is au exoallont etoolc iaem,boiug
well supplied 'with good spring hater. Itis
situated about S milesfrom the thriving Vil-
lage cf Blyth. A large tart of it is under
glees. Buildings and g fauces aro in a fair
state of renal,'. Easy terms of payment will
be givou. For all information apply to
11-tf G, F. BLAIR, Barrister, 13rnssols,
PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
L That excellent farm, Lot 15, Con, p,
Township of Elroy, 100 Hires, mast be sold ab
011419 ill order to close estate of deooasod own-
er, The lot is nearly ell cleared, with gond
buildings, nmpie water supply, largo m-
onied, ]5 miles from Orinabrcok, is under
gond ealtivatiou and is a veru desirable ppro-
perty indeed, Apply to RICH RD AIIT-
011L1LL, Brussels P, 0. ; 5011N r,I1TOlr, liLL,
on the promises; A. HUNTtIlt, Brussels,
Dated Sept, nee, 1e00.
AUCTIONEERS.
(1 EORGE IKI1II5i3Y,
A LioongedAuotionoee, Sales oondnot
()don r•meltable terms, Farina and farm
atooltaspecialty, Orders left at TUE Poem
Pubnlib ing Doe se,l1russole,or ssntto Walton
1'. 0„ will 1550ive prompt atten.filen,
41 S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• 2910, will soil for butter Woes, to
better men, ill Dee .into and logs chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Nast 1.10000
or he wort charge anything, Dates and
()MOM Dass always be arranged at this office
or by personal application.
ri APT. r, STEETTON,
Who has had 25 years m4)00(0000 as an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to, DDI
health, has mit taken out license end 15
prepared 10 conduct sales at reasonable
torics, I]ntfefaotfotguaranteed, Dittesmay
be arranged at Tina Poem Publishing ,House.
JAS. STRUTMON,
10.15 Auctioneer,
With the new Trimming Moc'hine that
we have this season we Trim all our Wall
Paper Free of Charge minter only rho we
do this wit out extra coat but by the use
of it we remove the edge perfectly in a
very few moments and very much nicer
titan it can otherwise be done, All our
Customers who have seen our Machine
working ate more than planned with the
work we do for them. Ono thing we wish
our Customers to be thoroughly assured
of is that it does not add one single nett
to the cost of the paper, as it tastes but
few momenta 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 best poeitiot to attend to your wants
at the shortest notice. We have Borders
(and in nearly every Daae Ceilings also) to
match every paper we have from
4o. to 2W5e. per roll. Drop in and see our
Papers itnytvap and be your own judge of
the valves ws offer you at
Pot's Drug 8%1to e.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWIOIf,
tee • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Vete•inaryCollege, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals In a com-
petent manner. Parbtoaiar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Galls promptly at-
tended to. OOlce and Infirmal•y—Four doors
north of bridge i'urnbenry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
-p L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
_LA • Solicitor and Conveyancer. Oollec.
Mous made, Ofloo—Vanstono's Bleck, Bros.
eels. 21.8m
'% T It. SINOLAIR,
,1 • Solicitor, anstimancer,NotttryPub-
ile, &e. Office—Vaustone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
�/nyt'• G. CAMERON,
1T -1L a (formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Camoron,I Barrister and Solicitor, Gadarioh,
Out. Oilice—Hamilton St., Opposite 001 -
borne Hotel.
(Y_F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
a
l• Solicitor, &o. (late o1 Gummy &
Prenrlfoot'e Office, Goderfeh.) Office over
GilIl es et Smith's Banti, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
TM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
1./. � • Physician, Surgeon, Accouc]ter, etc..
Graduate of Termite University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Pbystcians
and Surgeons, Ont. OoS,oia—Next door to
McDonald As Co.. Watton Ont.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., 0. M., Trinity Uniyeretty, Follow Trin-
ity Medical Ooliege, Member Oollege of Phy-
etClans and Surgeons, Out Licentiate of the
Royal. Ooilogo Ot Physicians and Licentiate
of lvlidwifnry, Edinburgh. taleVelephone
No.14, Residence. Mill 1., Bruesols.
DR. Fm H. KALBRE18OH,
PHYSICIAN, 5URO0.ON AND .t000unrIEMI,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let Olnes Honor Graduate of the 'Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kin shoo),
and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity isiodieal College and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Oom•so in Detroit and
Chicago, WM, Special attention paid to dis-
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at his Grooary,'Purnbcn'p slyest, Bruesols.
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• Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Noxi door
south of 0, 111, Matey & Oo's hardware store.
Lad ee'andellildrnue hair cutting a spoafalty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
N. BARRETT
Savings Bank takes Deposits from
511.00 to 51,000 nod aows 01 1'ar cent.
int81'eet. T,
llPIARROIV,
07--31111 Postlnaeber.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MOORAOEEN,
• Limner ofltlarria eLioen o
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANOIO,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. PL,ETCHER
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STo10. •
tt'No Wilneee Required.
T. FLETCHER, Beussols
ALEX. HUNTER,
Glade Of the Fourth Division Com
05, Huron. Cettveyanoor, Notary Public
Land Loan and 2nsttrnuco Agent. Puede
nested and to 10an, Oollootions made
Dffioe in Graham's Block, BrusaeIs
TILOS. A. HAWKINS,
L
Wlinova
gan,l at Me is peptic either to
than00t•ofHao�Bruetole tVoaall sons also
given, Ton goar0 experience in .tee teething,
Terms moderate,
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