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I Bonen races in. Brussels on Monday,
May 24th.
0. ZtsLftx is giving the "Central" a
thorough overhauling in the way a new
paper paint &o B, Gerry,
There are two things that can ha
done better by hand than by muddle.
et•y-one is milking a cow and the
other fe trimming Wall Paper. We
are prepared to prove this. We em-
ploy only an experienced hand to
trim our Wall Papers and which we
da absolutely Free of Charge. Cas•
iomere have the oheioe of doing this
themselves and getting is, per roll
ci'f. Dozens have tan advantace of
this as they can get a l0, paper for
6c., a G). one for 50. and so on. An-
other thing some people da not he,
Sieve, that merchants sell ,goods less
than cost. This is what we are do-
ing now, better to do this than carry
over a large stook. We are not only
offering q-'alitiee of Wall Paper et
less than cost but many at less than
half cost, This is truth.
G A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller,
GRAND TRUNK RAELWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION 5. O. & B.
Trains leers Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Genre SOr'rsi. Golxo Nonra,
8,xpress 7:01 rem, 1 Mixed seinen
HtSed........, 11:57 p.m. , Mail 19:52 p.m
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A alliePe amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Business Locals,
ST4AI' a d RD TM.711 CIF C,4X4.D4,
ONE good aecand hand top buggy cheap. HEAD OFFICE, - TO R O N T O
IT le hinted that it Brussels young lady Save money by buying yang buggy at ASSETS,(Sewn Million Dollars) $2,7,OOQ000,000000
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will grace a home on the chores of Lake D. Ewan's, Brenda, CAPITAL Authorized
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Agcn all principal points n Ontario, Quebec, Nanftaba, United StatesteYIn
A. M. McKee: & Co. disposed of a R Jland,
a"a'tormer" bicycle to Mine amenia Mo.
Nair, of Craobrook this week.
leleen9. Clegg & Demos shipped a oar
of export cstttle from Brussels on Mon.
day and another oar from Belgrave on the
sante day.
A minion of improvetneots, both in-
terior and exterior, are in progress
or contemplated abed the Queen's hotel
by Strottou Bros.
,liEssna, B.uoaan & VANsroNE shipped
700 live hogs in April, for which tbey
paid over $5,000. Lest week's ship•
sale at Thomson'a.
lkiesetheA patent flour, the hest that cue
be had, at Roes' flour trod feed mills.
Goon y0uug cow for sale. Will calve
in a few 'dile. Jae. Walker, Brussels.
I neve; over 1,000 curtain poles, all
kinds. Paden away down. B. Leather.
dela.
SEE our shone; never stmt] bargalne
offered. Less than wboleeale prices.
I, 0. Rioharde,
Tire beat way to find oat the bottom
price of a baggy le to call at Jas. Walker's
p, Bi'usavle,
B•IAT.
Fnr'Ac to Arbor Day.
Terser fishing is on band.
TICE Poste gives the news.
Blamed pie is on the program.
Roue bills printed neatly and clteap'v.
Burners Flex mill will not be run this
year.
COVET of Revision on Moudner evening,
Jane 7th.
Dm yon pity your subacriptioe to THE
POST yet?
CLEAN up and be ready for the Sani• cry
Inspector,
A new roof has been put on the resi-
dence of Rev. J. L. Kerr this week.
TBE frequent showers have greatly re-
tarded farming and gardening operati"ne.
Goon Roads public meeting next Tb ti's•
day afternoon at 9.30 o'clock, Town hell,
Brussels.
Redman monthly meeting of B; us -
eels Sobool Board on Friday evening of
next week.
A BRUSSE I1'E pledges his word that
there will be no grasshoppers this year
owing to the resent heavy Pains.
A. HEwrTT and Thos. Bloomfield will
take a shipment of horses to London,
Eng., on Tuesday of next week,
THE Poste eubsoription list continues to
grow and advertisers reap corresponding
advantages an accoaot of this fast.
THE } mile track is in prime condition
for driving or bicycling. A tariff for
season tickets may be read in another
eolmmn this week.
I. C. RmiARos has moved the stook of
Boots and Shoes recently purchased in
St. Marys to hie store in Brussels, where
he will dispose of them.
TEE Stanched Bank will 5emo50 in the
nurse of a few weeks from the Stretton
block to the Leckie block, to the premises
formerly occupied by Pees.n. Molntesh
•.0 MoTaggart.
Tee Orangemen are steadily planning
for the immense celebration to be held in
Brussels on the coining 12th of July. No
stone will be left unturned to make it a
bis rousing success.
Fool Batt.—A foot ball match will be
played bere on the Queen's Birthday
between Atwood and Brussels team.
Game celled at 10 a, m. on Victoria Park,
A ohne and exciting contest is expeoted.
It is hinted that the G. T. R. may re -
wore the noon and night trains on this
line. They promised to do ao after the
dangler of snow blookadee was past. We
hope their new time card will show their
willingness to keep faith with the public.
Bacx AGAIN.—A.. E. Stott, who resent.
iv removed his laundry from Breseeie to
Wingham, lute come baok to town and
resumed business in the apartments in
the Leckie Block, over A. Coueley'e
Bicycle Emporium, where he will be
pleased to attend to the wants of the
public.
THE following Provincial appointment
bee been made by the Administrator of
the Government :—Barnard Louis Doyle,
of Gode.rich, Junior Jud ;s of the County
Court of the County of Huron, to be
Lent Master of the Suprema Court of
Judicature for Heron, in ooneegnenoe of
the ahepooe on leave of Sutherland Mal•
colmson,
menta alone took $3,041. CARPET Weaving neatly done. Satisfea-
cs W. G. Cowen has added another to tion guaranteed, by Mrs. Mu0rae. Near.
the long list of Oooniils of Chosen ly opposite Dr. Mnl(ulvey'e,
Frieudh by organizing one at Lietowel
this week with 30 memhere.
, Blesses, Johnston it Cochrane received
a car of Ohio etoueteat week. They have
a very fine exhibit of monuments at their
premises on Turn berry street.
PAsrunAOE.—The run of 45 00501, good
grans and never failing supply of water.
Lot 25, 5111 line, Morrie. Inforniaticn
may be obtained at Tan POST.
THIS (Friday) evening the town Band
will begin their weekly outdoor concerts
for the season if the weather ie favor-
able. They intended playing last Friday
evening, bat rain prevented.
Taos. ,li'cLAI:mare has disposed of that
woll.knnwn Clydesdale stallion, "Ayrshire
teamp," this week to a gentleman at
P,dmerstor, at a good figure. Bir. Mao.
is still in the horse bnsine01 being the
owner of "Sir Walter" a fine imported
horse.
PUBLIC HOLIDAY.—An extra of the Can.
Ma Gazette was pnblished on Tuesday of
last week, appointing Tuesday, June
22nd, to be observed througbout the Do-
minion as a day of geuerel thanksgiving
end rejoicing on the occasion of the
Queen's diamond jubilee.
"Gtar1ii ."—The first stook in this lo•
oality from A. IImnig'e valuable stallion,
"Gueteer," was foaled last week. One is
owned by W, W. Hoy, 5th Cons, Grey,
•and another is the property of Thos.
Bone, 8rd line, Morrie. Both are said to
be dandy foals and highly prized by their
respective Owners.
Moxnam afternoon Vera Aiuley, the 3•
year.o'd daugl]ter of Watson Ainley, and
Frank Gerry, a 4.year.old, who live near
the river, were down at the river near
the flax mill when; the swift cadent swept
Vera off her feet and before she was
rescued she had repeated bathe. Alex.
McKay was fortunately near by and by
Frank banging on to the little girl's
clothing she was rescued from what
threatened to be a watery grave. No
serious consegnences followed.
QUEEN'S BInTlinar.—The program of
sport on the Queen's Birthday, on Brus-
sels Driving Park, will consist of the
following events :•--
81.00 3 minute pacing stake, closed with
9 paid up entries. All will start ;
$100, green trotters, a mile ;
$150, 227 pace or trot ;
Ladies novelty race, harness and hitch
horse and pace or trot 7a mile, $4,
$3,31;
Old man's race, 52, 51 ;
Boy's, over 12 years, $2, $1 ;
Boy's, under 12 years, 52, 51 ;
Girl's, under 14 years, 52, 51.
Poste OFFICE RETuose.—The following
post office statistics for the principal
offices in Huron County are taken from
the Auditor -General's report, which has
been issued, for the year ending June
80th last :—
THE License Commissioners for East;
Boron met at the Revere House, Brus-
Isle, on Monday, all the members present.
Hotel license was granted to J. B. Steele
tonfor tlr• Queen's Hotel, Brussels, and
to John Puttand, Bluavale, Statements
1, 2, 3 and 4 were signed and forwarded
to the proper authorities, Board ace
menthe to meet et the call of the Score
Lary.
DON'T ANN )P Yore Nr-manons,--The
garden and dooryard are now reoeiviug
attention—and this is the eeason of the
year when poultry breeders and dog fend-
ers annoy their neighbors by allowing
these animals to trespaae, Owners of
fowl and dogs should not allow them to
run at barge, to the damage and annoy.
ante of people who would like to be
odghboriy.
GOOD Rotas.—Thureday afternoon of
next week, 18th inst., at 2 30 o'clock, A.
W. Campbell, O. E., Rae.; Instructor
ander the appointment of the Ontario
Legislature, will visit 13 ...smell and ad,
dress a pnblio meeting it, one Town hfall.
The schj051 will be the eery important
one of "Flow to make eel keep good
Folds." Mr. Campbell 1, is hada wile
end praotioal experience end the infer•
mutton he has to impart should prove
very helpful to ell interested in this im•
portant public work, A cordial invite,.
Mon is extended to the On, Councillors,
members of the neighboring Municipal
Councils, pathmasters- and the public
generally. We hope to see every path -
/under in attendance, as- they are the
parties who will soon have an opportunity
of working out the fdeae advanced by Mr.
Campbell. Come prepared to ask Ouee-
tions.
and
Peet Offices. Post Onion Sal's
Revenue. Allowaneos,
5 458 73 5 204 78
50e 25 319 44
414 40 197 09
1467 40 840 07
2348 41. 108523
4080 08 1702 00
093 61 320 50
522 93 200 05
2079 88 938 90
003 43 $80 83
Auburn
Bayfield
Rlneve-Le
Blyth
Brussels
C11cton
Crediton
Dungannon
Exeter
Fordwinh
Goderioh.......... 6068 90 1 59 09
Gerrie 1122 37 449 59
Hansell ...... 1179 85 612 78
Sealorth 4983 07 185125
425 57 158 70
4809 47 1019 89
88578 477 95
823 87 864 54
Va
Winrnagham
Wroxeter
Zurioh
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.— The regular
meeting of the above Aseooiation was
held in the Reception room of the Minn
of Refuge, Clinton, on Tuesday of last
week, Dr. McKay, President, in the
chair. The following members were
present —Drs. Moray, McGinnis, Beth-
nn0, Sloan and Burroughs, of Seaforth ;
Taylor, of Goderioh ; Campbell, Zurmb ;
Agnew, Londeeboro' ; Rose, Auburn ;
Livingstone, Seaforth ; Shaw mai Turn-
bull, Clinton. The meeting was one of
the most interesting that has been held
foe some yeare. A number of very in.
teresting papers were read and pabisnts
presented, and all the members entered
heartily into the discussions following
eaoh paper. The first paper was the re•
port of a ease with operations, which bad
been incidentally brought up at the last
meeting at Sesiorth on account of a Simi•
lar ease without operation being present-
ed there. A very animated discussion
followed the reading of this paper, and
there ie a ebrong probability that the
same subject will bo taken up again at
the next meeting in June. Dr. Sloan, of
Seaforth, read au interesting paper ou
"Appendloibie," A number of patients in
the House of Refuge, suffering from diff'
erent maladies, were presented for opin•
ions from the members. The committee
having the matter in hand presented the
address they hod propared to send to Dr.
Graham, late of Brussels, who bee left
the County and ie now studying in New
York, and who always took a deep in..
tercet in the Association. On motion of
Dr. Taylor, of Goderioh, it was decided
to hold the Association meetings dentine,
ouely in Clinton, instead of Clinton and
Seaforth alternately, and to have them at
the Ilouse of liefnge, A vote of thanks
was tendered to the manage', Mr, Fronoh,
and N(rs. French for their kindness and
courtesy to the members end lot having
everything nicely arranged for the meet,.
ing, Meeting then adjourned, to meet
again in June.
Branttord City Council hue anthotized
the purchase of a piooe of vacant ground
upon the batiks of the Grand River ret
the foot of Brant Avenno, as a public
park hs commemoration of her Majesty's
diamond jubilee.
SCALEe.—Every farmer should weigh
his stook, Yon one boy 3,000 pound
reales for 527.00 from B, Gerry,
P05008IGE can be supplied for oattle on
Lot 24, Con. 5, Morris. 100 acre run,
with lots of water. WAL•rsic INNES.
TEE late improvements iu Ross' Flour
mill has placed their flour away ahead
of all others. Everybody is delighted
with it.
IF yon want anything Su my line call
and see what I have. Prices the eheapost
and qualities the best in the County, 1i.
Leatbordale.
WAwT'EI3.--Eggs, Butter and Dried
Apples. Why give theta to pedlars for
half price 7 Bring them to G. E. Bing,
Wingham, and get full value for them.
R. LnaTHNanALE has the largest stock
of window shades this Spring that ever
was in Brussels. Prices cheaper than
ever. Put up free and springs warranted.
Logs of baggies ready for the road. It
outs nothing to call, even if you purchase
elsewhere. The prices were never lower
nor the work ever better. Jae. Walker,
carriage maker, Brussels.
HATING removed the large bankrupt
stook of boots and ehnes which we lately
purchased in St. Marys to Brussels, we
now offer shoes at less than wholesale
prices. I. C. Richards.
CHANGED HANDS.—T110 Hair Business
formerly done by Mrs. Hinds is now Dar•
ried on by lira. Ilingeton, Mill St., Brus-
sels, who will be pleased to attend to the
wants of the public. 43.2
KARL'S Clover Boot, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the e emetelon anti cures constipation.
25 o:e, fit ee. and „l.f,). Bald by James
Fox, Droggiet, Brussels.
Sateen's cure is sold on n guarantee.
It cures incipient oonsumption. It is
the best cough cure. Only one cent a
dose. 25 ors., 50 ots. and $1.00. Sold by
James Pox, Druggist, Brussels.
WE offer and will have open for sale on
Saturday, the 8th of this month, the
large bankrupt stook of boote and shoes
all of which we offer at less than whole-
sale prices. I. C. Richards.
EGGS FOR RAToonso.—The undersigned
can supply eggs for setting from pure
White Leghorn or Black Minorca. illy
strains won let prize at Brussels Fall
Fair in 1890. S. B. Sa1ALN, Brussels.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :—"Shilob'e Catarrh Remedy
is the Ant medioine I have ever found
Wait would do me any good." Price 50
cents. Sold by Sas. Fox. druggist, Brus-
sels.
BARGAIN OFFanED.—Tbat eligible hall
sere lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be dis-
posed of below net. Very easy terms.
Write for partionlars to Sons Hnnoasevss,
174 Queen et. West, Toronto.
ADyearce xniT ie the order of the day.
Almost every department of life has been
revolutionised. Mts. Madden's Yeast
bids feair to revolutionize the making of
bread into light, white and sweet loaves.
This Yeast should be used by every
progressive housekeeper, and will be.
For sale by all grooms.
Goon REcouui:Nw.—"Thefollowing Brus•
sallies will drive buggies manufactured
by Jas. Walker, the well-known carriage
builder of this place :—
le. S. Seed,
Dr.lialbfleisob, •
Chas, BowLett,
Walter Lowry,
with more bo follow. A. Currie, Brus-
sels, has bought a dandy bntoher delivery
wagon from the same builder. These
purchases by home men iodinate clearly
who leade the procession in the oerriage
business. Call in at Walker's and see
for yourself.
A General Banking Business Transaoted. Fermin' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Oolleotione made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 51,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPsoIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OF FARMERS' BALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers livlug at a dietanoe,
J. A. STEWART MANAGER.
of the wheat crop in France, 37,500,000
quarters, has been made, It shows that
the yield is likely to be the smallest since
1894. We must, therefore, be propared
to find Franco a strongly competitive
buyer from September, instead of, as in
the past two years, a small buyer of Rue
-
eian and American wheat and nn exporter
of flour to the United Kiugdom, Iu Cote
many, Austria, Italy and Spain the agri-
cultural outlook is satisfactory. Russia
promises an average crop. Thole fall in
the price of oats warns farmers that the
acreage is overdone, and that the compo'
therm between Russia and America will
be formidable, with low freights.
ToaosTo, May 4..—Market gpjot. Flour
quiet ; offoriuge light ; prieoe unchanged ;
straight roller gelid, at 58.70, middle
freights. Bran quiet, at 58.00 West, and
shorts, $9.50 to $10. Wheat quiet ; the
general fueling unsettled ; reel intes
quiet, at 770 West, and white at 700 ; No.
1 Manitoba hard quiet, at 730 to 740, Fort
William, and at 70e to 80o Midland ; No
2 hard quoted at 770 to 78c Midland.
Buckwheat—Moderate ; sales outside at
26o to 27c. Barley quiet ; a moderate
demand ; No. 1 is quoted at 300 ; No. 2
at 260 to 27o, and No. 3 extra 01 210 ; feed
barley, 210 to 22o West. Oats quiet ; no
change in prices ; sales of white at 200 to
201.0 West ; mixed aro quoted at 19c to
19:p}o West ; white on Midland quoted et
23o. Peas unchanged ; sales West at 40e
and at 410 middle freights. Oatmeal
quiet ; prices steady, at 52.80 to 52.90.
Corn quiet ; sales at 23o to 24c West.
Rye quiet ; prices steady ; car lots quot•
ed at 33o to 83c East. .
Tone:eo,May 4.—The Toronto oattle
market was firm to -day. Receipts were
fairly largo, being 55 care, including 100
sheep and lambs, 1,200 hogs, 40 ceives
and 10 milch cows and springers. Ex-
port oattle—Markets aro blocked as a re-
sult of the non -arrival of the boats at
Montreal on which they have taken space.
One dealer has 218 head waiting ; anoth-
er 810 and another 160. Good cattle sold
at 35o to 4ec per lb. Reports from the
old country are encouraging, asides 50051
as steamers begin to arrive for freight
there is expected to be an motive demand
for cattle, In the meantime buyers
would like to see the farmers holdiug
their cattle. Sheep—The demand was
slow, although the offerings were light.
Prices were easy, at 3o to 3e0 per lb.
Yearling lambs -There were not many
offered, and more are wanted. Good
grain -fed yearlings fetch $5.76 per cwt.,
and mediums, 5o per 11). Spring lambs
steady, at 53 to 54 each. Choice lambs
are in demand. Calves -Good calves aro
wanted. Very few of good quality were
offered, Prices ranged from 54 t0 $5
eaoh. Hogs—The offerings were heavy,
but there was a good demand and the
market was firm. Choice selection of
bacon begs sold et bee pec lb., weighed off
oars. Thick fat sold et 53.50 to $3.60
per owl. ; sows, 3c per 1b. ; light hogs,
81o. All kinds are wanted, except stores.
BOLLaLo, May 4.—Spring wheab, fair
inquiry ; limits steady ; No. 1 heed, old,
8150 ; new, 7750 ; No. 1 northern, 0151,
785o ; new, 765e.. Winter wheat—no de.
mend. ; No, 2 rad, in store, 80eo ; No. 1
white, on traok, 92o. Corn steady ; No 2
yellow, 800 ; No. 5 yellow, 99ee ; No, 2
corn, 290 ; No. 3 earn, 281c to 285e, Oats
firm ; No. 2 white, 245e ; No. 3 white,
235 ; No, 4, white, 2140 ; No. 2 mixed,
215c ; No. 8 mixed, 19e. Barley an -
changed. Rye quint ; No. 2, in store, 890
Canal freights steady. Flom: quiet and
steady.
New Yeas --Butter quiet ; western
creamery, 18c to 17o; factory, 850 to 10c;
do., creansory, 13c to 170. Cheese quiet ;
largo steady, at 95o to 1050 ; small fancy,
10ho to 115c ; part skims, 4o to 85e ; full
skims, 25c to 3o.
BL^LLEVILLE.—The Belleville Cheese As.
sedation held its first session of the year
Wednesday. The offerings were mall,
there being bot 800 white end 18 colored
boarded. Bids were made from 90 to 95o
but only 55 white were sold at mice
EAST BUFFALO, May 4.—Cattle—Re.
cwipta, only one load ends few old bundles
held over from yesterday's trade. These
were sold at weak to a shade lower prines,
and the yards were well cleared of sale
stook ; reports from the west were stonily
to firm and the outlook for desirable
grades of cattle are oonsidered fair, Veals
and calves—Receipts, only a few odd
head ; market was quiet and uncliangeci
and the outlook fair ; good to extra choice
veale, 54.25 to $4,50 ; prime to extra
weds, $4.50 to $4.75 ; heavy fed end
buttermilk calves, $2.50 to 53.50. Hoge—
Receipts, very 1rh+ht for light grades and
Yorlcere higher prices obtained, while for
medium and heavy grades no bettor
va(aes were obtained than yeetorday ;
good to choice Yorkers, $4.25 to $4,30 ;
mixed packers' grades, $4.05 to 84.25 ;
medium weights, 54.15 to $4.20 ; heavy
hogs, 54,10 to 54.15 ; roughs, 53.50 to
$3.75. Sheep and lambs—Receipte, 6
ears ; the market was fairly steady at
yesterday's prices for the desirable and
Mandy hind of etoolr of both kinds, bet
very slow for heavy sheep and Iambs ;
native Iambs, choice to »rime, 55 to $5.10 ;
dills to 00500100 lambs, 52,75 to 54.85 ;
fair to choice mixed sheep, 53.75 to $4,25;
salla and oonllno0 sheep, 52 to 58.50 ; ex.
port sheep, 54 to $4:,50.
801Z1V -
DANE.—In Bowiok, on the 22nd nit., the
wife of Mr. Thos. Dane of a son.
DoanLEnEE.—In Howicil, on the 21st ult.,
the wife of Air. Geo, Doublodee of
twin daughters.
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WEnn —In Gerrie, on April 28th, at the
residence of his sister, Mrs. Geo.
Horton, Alex. Webb, of Toronto, aged
29 years and 4 months,
3Te,T.7SM:12+6 MASv2Cr7'•1"S,
Fall Wheat 70 72
Spring wheat80
Barley 20 22
Pose 38 38
Pens (large)54 65
Oats 19 60
Butter, mile and rolls ... 0 10
12gge per dozen .........7
Flour per barrel......... 4 00 4 50
Potatoes (per bag) 25
Hay per ton - - 7 00 8 0n
Hides trimmed. - 5 57
Hides rough 6 7
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00
Sheep ekiuc, eaoh 40 1317
Lamb skins eaoh 15 40
Hoge, Live 4 75 4 75
Dressed Hoge....,....,6 50 5 00
Limner., fifey 8,—The trade in oat.
tie bete to -day is slow, but pr1058 are
firm. Best States cattle sell ab 65d per
pound ; Argentines at 552. States young
sheep are worth 750 per pound ; Argen-
tine slseep,80 ; sheep are steady in price.
GDasoow, May 3,—Oettle market de•
pressed by large arrivals. Best States,
10 to 100.
LONDON, May 4th,—TheMeek Laue 7iix•
press, it its weekly review of the grain
situation to -day, says s ---Tho wheat in
Greet Britain is irregular and off color,
and le is not thought it can come tip to
the evora5e trope oven with a floc Sum.
mer. It is attain the barley orop le bo -
low the average, but the weather has
suited oats. Only a preliminary estimate
'WANTED.—A MA13IiIED MAN
to eo farm worts divine Scanner
unlike._
DR. MCKELVJSY, Brussels,
�RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortgage, farm security. Apply
at 'PRE POST Publishing House, Brussels,.
fIIOMFOR'TABLE HOUSE F011
Salo with }1 pore lot. Good cistern,
furnace, da, Will be sold at a bargain.
Apply to Tan Poste Publishing House.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will hoop a Chester
White boar for servi00. Terme $1,00 to he
Paid ut the time of service, with privilege of
returning if 05000sa•v.
00-0 9A0011 LONG, Oranbroolc,
IRE PEOPLE'S t O UII IN.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
This old nud prosperous Fraternal Aasoo
ation numbering 400,000 ulembere are pre
minting to the public their popular and eoon•
omical rales to worthy In en, at the very low
rate of about 58.00 per 01,000 per annum.
Tim - "Workmen" 1 remptly Puy Routh
Collins and expect a largo morons° to its
members now that those American 1,h,e
Companies don't 900105 satisfactory 10 Cau-
adietis,
ROIOT, A13MSTRCNG,lrc,W.; W. 1-1, KKE1110
Recorder; J. A, 011EIGkiTON,T'luaucier.
REAL ESTATE.
��T-,ARMS FOR S&LB.-THE UN-
. DEEeioNI4D has oriental good Farms for
sale motto rout, easy terms, in Townships
of Mor'r'is and Grey. Ir S. BOOTT . Brussels
TIOTTAGE FOR SALD OR TO
)tent, Also 700010 00 lab. Mud y to
43• rilRe, STI5A0HA100, Brendle,
'10VIPORTABLE HOUSE AND
Let an Sohn street to Feat, 1'ne8005110 n
after May 15th. A 7 novyvo lot adjoining um 9
be bedA.O8. BDWSOHL or Teill POST,
43.ti Brunets.
/FANITOBA'LAND P'011 SALE,
—160 acres of good farm Lund at
Fpringaehi, 8 miles from Winnipeg, Is offer-
ed for sale at alow pride. The property is
North 1Eaat I Sec,10, Two. 11, 'tango 4, 15001,
There is a honed on the premises and some
breaking done. For full particulars as to
price, title, do., write or apply to
G. V, BLAIR or W A..R1411R,
20-tt Brussels, Ont.
LIARbM P011 SALE—THE
.6. nEpsroxxb offers his eligible 04 acre
farm for tale, being South part of Lot 5
Con. 12, Grey. Ah under cultivation, well
watered and well fenced. There is a good
stone house, bank barn, ol:climd, wells, d0„
on the promises, Also a splendid stone
quar'r'y 150111 which Is good revenue Is rooks.
ed. Only Si miles from Brussels. Torres
reasonable. For farther particulars as Is
price, do,. app17 to
2OEM MITOIIULL, Proprietor,
35.tt Brussels P. 0.
1.71A11111I'OR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of the South } and South 4
of the North } of Lot 66, Con 2, East Wawa -
nosh, This is an excellent stock farm, being
well supplied with good spring water. Itis
situated about 81111108 from the thriving Vit.
lase of 1319th. A large part of It is under
grana. Buildings and fauns are in a rate
state of repair. lend terms of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11 -bo G.P. 03Lsiele Barrister, 13rassels,
MAY 7, 1897
Weaa,J. Fuer
Tziarec nee P
QPLENDID PARK FOR SALE.
3. That excellent farm, Lot 15, con. 6,
Towosbii of t3 ray, 100 sores, /Duet be sold,tt
0000 in order to close estate of deceased own-
er. The lot is nearly all (neare,t, with gond
buildings, ample water supply, large- or-
chard, 15 miles from Cronin colt is under
good cultivation and is a 5055 desirable pro•
party indeed. Apply to RIOHA RD MIT-
CHELL, Brussels P, 0. ; JOHN 59131713 LLL,
on the liromises ; or A. 71CNTiz14,13rnueole.
Dated Sept. 13sb, 1806.
AUCTIONEERS.
With the new Trimming Michelle that
we havo this eensan we Trim all our Wall
Paper Free of Charge and nut pgiy cio the
doI,1iiewitlout extra ooet bet by the use
of it the remove the edge perfectly in a
vary few moments and very mush nicer
then 1t am11 nrherwiee be dobe. All our
Customers who Bove seen our Machine
working are more than pleased with the
work we do for them. Cue thing we WW1)
our Customers to bo thoroughly assured
of le that it does not add one sinelo tient
to the costof the paper, les it tales but n
few moments to remove thoedge we meet
nothing for the ehort 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 havo Borders
(and in nearly every one Ceilings also) to
match every paper we have from
4o. to 25a. per roll. Drop in end see our
Papers tinywety and be your awn judge of
the values we offer you at
if 11011011 K111EBY,
"\...JO Lleonaed Anotinneer. P0103 ooitlluet
eel ou roasomab)o befits. Penne and farm
stooka specialty. Orders lett at Tan Poste
Publishing haute, lire seek, or sent to Walton
P. 0., wall receive prompt attention.
S. SOOTT AS AN &COTTON-
+ mut, wi11 tell for better primes, to
bettor men in 055 time and ICOR *barges
than any other Auctioneer in Him Swan
or he won't charge anything, Dates and
orders can always bo arranged at this otlloe
or by personal application.
(IAPT. J. STIIT'TON,
Who has had 25 years 0xporionno as an
Auetianeor, but who lead to quit owing to ill
health, has ogatu oaken out Renee and 15
Prepared to conduct ado et reasouehle
torus. Satiefantiou cuarantoerl. Dates may
he arranged at Ten Poste Puhnaliin4 Untie,
151.9. STREu'T2ON,
13•tt Auctluncor,
PUBLIC SALE
Minable able Village Property,
Fox's Drag Steres
VETERINARY._.__-_
T D. WARWICK,
re • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
dinned of tlon]esbteated animals in a com-
ttaepetent
o tom•
Particular
vrlary1aellr. 11promptly
tended
to. Moe and Iullrmary—Four doors
north of bridge 'Purnberry el., Browse.
Under and by Virtue of a power of sale en-
trained tel a Wart g0,010 thane the 18c,11104 of
October, 1805, made 6y W. H. MoOruoknu, as
Mortgage',, to the banking firm of Gillies
Smith, which will be procluded et the time of
sale, t5ere will be Oared for sale by public
euetloe, by F. S. Scott, Auctioneer, at the
Qeeen's Hotel In the town of Brussels, on
X''rtalal', May 1Hh, 11197,
at 00 minutes past one o'elouk in the after-
noon, Village Lots Three 73ttudred and
Mighty -seven , Alexander Street, and Thirty-
one and Thirty-two, 10lizabetll Steed, end
also that pert 01 Lot lioueteeuon the Nest
side of g7i'nborry Street on whioh is erected
a good prick (tore, formerly occupied by
W. ki, MoOrnakou as a General Gregory.
This is it good burdens maul in good rennir
and is now oconpiod es a Grooery Store,
There is also a good Frame Stable ou Lot
Thirty -Tam, about 111x22 ft., 1,, good repair.
The property will be sold on bloc or In
soPerl1to parcels. LOt1i'oarteon, on which
the Gr oeery is built will b0 Sohl subject to it
First 1,0 ortgage,fullpnrtieularo of which will
he given at the sale or on implication to the
tendeesigned. Terms of Bele :—Ten »Or oeiot.
of the oorohase money oh the day of sale
and the balance within 80 days thereafter,
Further part(culare and 000dit(oue of Baia
will be made known on the day of sale 05
may be bad on application to the Vendors or
their Soliolter, G. IP. elan, 901100)00 for
Venders' Brneeele. g1.LLIl'lS SE HMI111,
Vendors, Taaewetee,
Dated at l0oeeeole this 801h clay of April,
A. D, 115H,
LEGAL APiW CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.11. dna Solicitor and Conveys/leer. Collec-
tions made. 01110e--Vanstone'e Blocs, Brae^
Bele. 21-301
'N M. SSINCLAIR,
i' V • Solicitor, Oonveyauoer ,NotaryPub-
lie, ate. 01Aeo—Vaustono'e Bloch, 1 door
north of Central Rotel, Private Puede to
Loan.
T • G. CA.h11erlyRof ONC,
(Forma/Deron, 11011 d
m
Oaeron,) Barrister 1,11,1 Soi1Oitm', site oh,
Out. OAaoe—llamilton St., Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
P. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
.
Solicitor, do. (late of Gnrrovv 45
Prondfoot's (Moe, Goclorieh.) Oillee over
(althea ,t Smith's Bunk, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
111. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Pbystolau, Surgeon Accommer, eta,
Graduate of Toronto University hled10a1
Faculty, Member of College of Physicians
anal Surgeons, Ont. OFFICE—Next door to
McDonald it Go., Walton Out. _
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., 0, M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College 01 PEy0ioiaus and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. ii -"Telephone
210,14, Residence, Mill t., Drum is,
DR. F. H. KALRFLE SCH,
PHYSICIAN, SI MEON AND ACC000HEpn,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO,
let Claes Done' Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity ('Toronto), queen's (Kingston)
and Whinny Medical Oollege; PeBuw oil
Trinity Medical College and number of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Poet Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chicago, 90i8, Speefal attention paid to dis-
eases of Eye, Dar, Nose and Throat, and dis-
eases of Women. 551—Consultation in Eng-
lish and German. Telepbono at residence.
I3USI(ESS CARDS.
H. MoOIIAOKEN,
• IsstuerofMarriageLlesnsea• 011lee
athis Grocery, Turuboi'ry 8tr0ot, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
eeuel OA. M. Mo1ay d Oo's hardware atom.
L' adios'aud ahIklvene hair cutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST 0212110E
Savings Bank takes Deposits from
$1.00 to $1,000 and all0we 8,i per oout,
interest. T. FARROW,
87-8m Postmaster,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
I3008AN051,
F1RLr AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. PLETCH.ER
Issuer of Moria a Licenses,
1
OPPTOE AT JEwuLRY STORE.
f 'No Witness Required,
T. I?LETOEMU, Brussels
LEX. HUNTER,
Clorkof the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Publie
Lard, Loan and eneurnnoe Agent. Fonds
Invested aid 00 loan, Collections matte
00100 in Graham' Diode Brussels
711150)3. A, IIAWI INS,
Il 'Will give lemma to pnp110 either on
Piano or organ, at his Music) Room, opposite
thopoatofllco, Rrua0o10, Vooal lessons also
given, Ten yeare neutrino le toaredug•
'arms moderato,