HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-5-21, Page 88
SI 0 WARD.
A Reward of $100 will be given to
any customer who hae bought Wall
Paper Froin us and we have sial:gad
thein 1e. per roll for trimming. No,
we trim our Wall Papers F11EE or
allow lo. per roll off when our custo-
mers do this ubemselvee. It may not
be worth 10. per roll to trim it but
we allow It all the same' end will eon-
tinue to do so until we get a machine
tint will trim it on the BIGHT
Sfl)E, so that it eau be perfectly
matched. It is to our cuetonera ad.
vautage, however, to trim the paper
themselves and get the reduction
which mattes e 6o. paper for So. ; a
50. cue for 4o„ and so on. We claim
to have the largest stock and best
Vrtlneq in Wall Papers in this section.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Opticiau and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTRERN EXTENSION W. G. & H.
Trains lease Breesele Station, North
and South, as follows:
Germ SeaTl. GOING NORTH,
alxureee "'21 a.m,Mixed 9-'04 0 01
,Axed or:B een. I Mail 1252 p50
"fling, i1cb tens .
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
BEATTIE'S bus le in the paint shop and
a
carriage has been eubatituteci in the
trips to the G. T. 11. depot
A eriseLc red trio of Italian m00ioa:B •
did tho town last Friday and played fur
a quadrille party in the evening,
A Lose of Free klaeone drove from
town over t0 Wingham on Tuesday even-
ing to reeeive inatruotions in the Royal
rch.
RACES on the afternoon of the Queen's
Birthday at Brussels Driving Park,
The tine half mile track is in No, 1 cons
ditiun,
Tun W. H. MoC:rsoken property offer -
el for retie last Saturday afternoon at
the Queen's hotel Wits purchased by W.
J. McCracken,
C'unrl:Nt'nus are at work on improve•
menta to Jun. Ament's residence and were
pushing them ahead at a lively rate until
Thursday's rain.
FRIDAY afternoon of next week East
Huron Liberals meet in Convention in
Brunie to select a candidate for the
Local Legislature.
Jas. Waxen shipped 2 single buggies
from his well known carriage factory
this week to a customer- in Manitoba,
His field is the world evidently.
Esse Males; Teaohere meet in Con.
ventiou on Friday and Saturday of this
week in the town of Wingham. Friday
will consequently be a holiday in the
majority of schools.
Mrsicoi and literary entertainment in
the Methodist church school room on
the evening of the Queen's Birthday.
(,nod program with the admission only
10 cents. Everybody welcome.
A CLOSELY contested foot ball match
will be played on Victoria Park, in this
town on the forenoon of the Queen's
Birthday between Atwood and Brussels.
Both teams are in good shape and a
game well worth seeing will be the
result.
MOSQUITOES.
Bo.0 all the aline.
"Goo Save our Queen."
Co. Conran opens on Monday, May
SJst•
NEXT Monday will be the Qnee•,'s
Birthday.
Tee local tennis players are getting
their 'lend in,
A FEW more cows can be taken for
pasturage by W. 1. Stewart.
SYAPORT,r stage hae donned a new dress
of paint and looks quite neat.
A..CO00LnY continues the sale of the
silent steed. In another column may be
read his list of sales this Spring.
Miss O'Coxsoe's Concert will be Fold
in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Fri fay
evening, June 4th. Don't mics the line
program.
Tnoo'.—Tbe biegast ones nen rly
always manage to drop off the hook i 'to
the water and get away just like they did
last year we are sorry to hoar.
Tan balconies at the Quern's Hotel are
being renewed so as to insure greater
safety to guests who may wish to enjoy
the oat -door breezes and sights.
Ae the annual meeting of Brussels
Public Library the old Board of Directors
was re-eleoted. J. EC. Cameron was
chosen President and G. F. Blair re-
elected SecretaryTreasurer.
BRUSSELS Was never better tidied up at
this season of the year. A few parties
are still behind and will have to comply
with Board of Health instructions so the
quicker the better. Because you cloned
up last year does not balance the ao•
cecina for 1897.
TEE horses that beat "!Reddy" and
"Maple Leaf" this year in their class will
have to make the dust fly at a pretty
lively gait, as both horses are in tiptop
shape this Spring, They may give an
exhibition on the Queen's Birthday, on
the Driving Park.
ACETYLENE.—L. M. Robinson, of Hen.
ea11, was in Brussels this week giving an
exhibition of tine Simplex Acetylene gen•
critter, a new lighting process he is the
agent for. It was displayed at I. C.
Richard's store on Wednesday evening
and Jas. Fox's drug stere on Thursday
night and attracted considerable atten-
tion,
H. R. BREWER has purchased the fine
two storey brick cottage corner of Turn•
berry and Queea streets, from D. A.
Lowry, Loudon, paying the sum of
$1,400. The property cost Mr. Lowry
hundreds of dollars mere than that
fieer0. People are wondering what
Harry requires a house for anyhow.
Time was quite a little rash of Dash to
Tun Por during this week in response to
our notice in lain issue. We would like
to have had time to write a note to each
person thanking them for their prompt
response but take bhis opportunity of
doing so. We hope more will follow suit
as it tapes a good many subscriptions to
reach the amount we need.
TonNnnnny HAS TUE LEAD.—Somebody
in Mo1iillop a short time ago had a big
duck egg with a record of 7x8} inches,
but they're not in it with Mrs. Alex,
Hislop, lot 69, 1st con., Turnberry, ne
TEE Pon measured two eggs last Satur-
day from an ordinary, everyday duck
owned by that good lady, that measured
8t0i, inches and 7}x9;, raspeotively,
This is eggeaotly correct and we would
like to eat the eggs that beat this—if not
of too mature age.
Tee Hove Is NOT OURS.—The Soto
forth Expositor of lest week says :—
"KEna,—In Brusselq, on April 20111, tine
wife of lir. W. H. Kerr of a son." We
are the only W. H. Herr in Brussels that
we know of, and we rise to remark tout
the Exp niter is in error as the "sun-
beam" has not come to our home. We
think the joy belougs to our namesake,
the maoufaoturer of the staff of life in
Wroxeter. The Expositor ahonld put a
paragraph over its Birth Column "We
are not responsible for the opinions of
our correspondents," as it jolts a fellow
quite a bit to have your friends coming
round with their congratulations and you
have to decline them with thanks.
Seam of Hts LUPE,—The well known
and genial Richard Stevens, Esq., (we
only dee the Esq. en very rare 0000,91o11s,
like the present), has w,4'ten the story of
his life, from his birth it, London, Eng,,
to this date. "A Boy's Trials in Eng,
land and Ametioa" is the eatohy title of
the autobiography and it is dedicated to
Wm. C. Smith, of Bruesols, who has
filled the position of stepmother to the
said Mr. Stevene eines coming to this
part of the globe, The work is in the
bands of the printer and some day may
illuminate the world. If eo no small
amount of eredit will be due to Mr,
Smith, aforementioned ; Wm. GreWar
and Leine Hunter for tenderly fanning
the author's little fire Into a historic
blaze,
THE BRUSSELS POST
CRAWS t'11111bi'J.
'J'he regular srrvioo was Hold in the
R. (3. °herch last Sabhath morning,
Rev. Mr. lox, of Linen, is expected to
bake part in the serviette in St. John's
°berol). next Sunday.
Rev, E. A. Shaw, of Balgrave, will
presnh in the Methodist ohorah here next
Sabbath morning and evening,
Capt, and Mrs. Clark, who have been
in Drayton, arrived in Brussels on
Thursday of loot week to take charge of
the Salvation Army here,
Rev. Jno. Ross, B. A., preached at
Wroxeter last Saturday afternoon in con.
neaten with the OOun,unton services
in the Presbyterian church.
Rev. R. Paul, Rae. Win. Norton and
B. Gerry attended the Diotriet meeting
of the Methodist (thumb in Wingham, ou
Tuesday and Wednesday of this weelo
Last Sabbath evening Rev. Byron
PePon gave a very interesting mission-
ary address in Melville dhuroh. Mr. and
Mre. Pelton left Brussels on Wednesday
and after a visit to his mother they
purpose returning to Chicago.
The annual Sunday school Oonvention
of the Deanery of Moron will he held in
Exeter on Wednesday and Thursday,
26th and 27th of this month. St. J'ohn's
church Sabbath school will he ropreseut.
ed on that occasion by a dozen or more of
its teaohers and adult pupils.
At the Epworth League meeting on
Monday evening Dr. Rivers, of Wood-
ham, gave a Most iustruotive address on
"The Charaoter of Christ." The enb.
Int was divided under the following
headings :•—Humility and Meekness,;
Self•denial ; Forgiving Spirit ' Sym-
pathy ; Knew how to bear Temptations
and Sin ; Methods of Work • Imitate
Sim by Secret Prayer ; Unchanging—
the same yesterday, today and forever.
LAST Saturday forenoon A. Cnnsley
and Principal Cameron went trout fish•
ing and hooked 88 of the speckled
beauties. One of the number that fell to
the lot of the former was 14 inches long
and weighed 1 pound 7 ounces. This is
DO fish story bat founded on fact.
BRrssnes FIee Beremse.—Last Friday
evening the annual meeting of the Brus•
eels Fire Brigade was hold in the Town
Hall. The following officers were elsoted
for the current year ;—
Chief, S. H. Jackson
Captain, Watson Ainley ;
101 Lieut., Kenzie Scott ;
2nd Lieut„ J. G. Skene '
Secretary Treasurer, F. 0. Scott.
1st Branch, L. Jackson and A. Mo.
Neil ;
2ud Branch, Ino. Scott and Jim.
Meadows ;
Reel No. 1, J. T. T. Ross, D. C. Rose
and N. Gerry ;
No, 2, Jas. Jones, A. McKay and 5.
Wilton ;
No. 8, Will. Ainley, R. Williams and
S. B. Smale ;
Engineer, Harry James ;
Asst„ Will. James ;
Coal cart, Bert. Gerry, Wm. Thom-
son ;
BISLE SOCIETY.—The following are the
amounts co110e1ed by the collectors for
the Brussels Branch of the Upper Can-
ada Bible Sooiety for the past year :—
Collection at aunnal meeting ....$ 5 10
Brussels, West, Misses Pelton &
MoLauablin 7 75
Brussels, East, Miss Kerr & Mrs.
Donaldson 10 40
Brussels, North, Misses Menzies &
MoNaugbton 6 74
Morris, Con. 7, Miss E. A. MoOall 1 55
' 8, No returns
' 5, Maloolm Black 1 45
" 4, Misses Brook &
Carrie 2 46
• 8, Misses Ireland re
Armstrong 8 85
" 2, Colleuted by Blue -
vale -collectors
Grey, Cons. 3 & 2, Misses Rae &
Simpson 2 05
• 8 &: 4, Thos. Strachan 8 50
" 6 & 6, Hisses MOArth•
ur & Smith 2 95
" 7 & 8, Misses Cardiff
& Smith 4 80
" 9 & 10, A. Stewart4 75
" 11 & 12, Mrs. & 1liss
Davidson 10 10
c' 18 & 14, i5iisses'Ritohie
McNabb 4 5n
Ethel, Misses Spence & Ames 16 90
Depository sales 18 91
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HEAD OFFICE, TO RONTO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorised) - • $2,000,000
Agencies in ail principltcl points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States di England.
A Gaueral Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Dieoounted.
Drafts Issued and Colloobions made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards front dot of deposit to date of
wrtbdrawel and oompounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO WE COLLeCTION °F FAno1ERe' SALE NOTE),
Every faoility afforded Customers liviug at a distenoe,
J. A. STEWART Mewsenn.
We are pleased to hone that S. B. Wil-
son, formerly of Brussels, is making him•
self useful in church work at Brantford.
He was recently sleeted President of the
Wellington street Methodist Epworth
League ; is President of the Local Union
of Young Peoples' Societies in that oity ;
is a member of the Y. M. C. A. finale
quartette, besides attending to the per.
formance of other duties in Sabbath
school and choir. Not touch danger of
Mr. Wilson rusting out.
No CONVENTION TIT'S YEAH.—A meeting
of the Executive of the Brussels District
Sabbath School Association was held in
G. F. Blair's office last Saturday after.
none. It was decided to withdraw the
tame' S. R. Convention for this year but
to e;u•i) rets the ,'s; Hag program the
same aS last year, among the various
schools in the District. A DOW feature
this year will be the drafting in of sev-
eral ladies to aid in this work, more
partioolarly on Primary lines. On
motion, the sum of 015.00 was granted to
the Provincial Assooiabion for Missionary
purposes. Rev. R. Peel and G. P. Eleir
were appointed a Committee to draft
visiting program.
At the meeting of the Official Board of
Brussels Methodist ohurah, last Friday
evening, Rev, Dr. Gifford, of Wingham,
Chairman of the District, occupied the
chair. The following resolution was
unanitnously adopted, by standing vote,
and a copy of the same ordered to be sent
to Rev. S. J. Allin, to Battle Creek Sani.
tarium :—"That we, as an Official Board,
desire to express our deep sympathy with
Itev, S. J. Allio, our beloved pastor, in
hie illness and pray that his health may
be speedily restored, so that he will be
enabled to shortly resume his much loved
work amongst us. We wish to assure
him that his warm hearted, thoughbful
discourses have been an inspiration to us
and we•trust that the promises of bhe
Good Book may prove refreshing and
comforting to bio while temporarily laid
aside from aotive work." On motion
the pastor was granted leave of absence
through the balance of May, June and
July, in the hope that the vacation and
freedom from anxiety over the work will
tend to his complete convalescence. The
Board is arranging a program of supplies,
in which the ministers of the District are
kindly undertaking to Ell without expense
to Rev. 1tlr. Allin. A vote of thanks was
passed by the Board to Rev. J. P. Rice
for his efficient services while snpplying
the pulpit.
SncareoRD PRESBYTERY.—The rapider
meeting of the Stratford Presbytery was
held in Knox church, Stratford, on May
11th. A resolution was passed sympa-
thizing with Rev. W. 131. McKibben, of
Millbank, who, through physical infirm•
ity, bas been rendered unable to perform
the duties of his snored office. The
vaoanoy occasioned by hie removal bas
not yet been filled. A resolution was ale°
passed sympathizing with those who are
endeavoring to maintain the sanetiby of
the Sabbath by opposing the introduction
of a Sunday Ger eerviae in Toronto. The
following report of statistics and finances
was presented by Rev. Mr. Cameron :—
There are 81 ohurohes within the bounds,
containing sittings foe 11,000 persons.
!'hese ehurohes are grouped in 19 charg-
es. There are about 2,400 families En
oonneotiou with them. The number of
oommuuicanbs within the Presbytery is
about 5,100, about 260 being added dun.
ing the year on profession of faith. The
number of iufnnb baptisms reported was
112, and adults 84. There were about
160 elders in the Presbytery, and 220
managers. There are ten missionary
oseootatious, 292 W. F. M. S. and 30 Y.
P. S„ under different names. The total
stipends paid by the congregations was
about $18,000, Arrears of stipends are
reported from only two dhurohee, and
they give good masons. A sum of over
$5,000 has been paid during the year on
accounts of °heroine and manses, while
other incidental outlays approach $8,000.
June 29—Listowel vs. Wingham, in The tote] sum appropriated for strfotly
Wingham.
June 22•-33russels vs. Atwood, in ,At-
wood ; Wroxeter vs. Listowel, in
Listowel.
Jona 26—Wingham vs, Listowel, in Lista.
Wel.
July 1—Brussels vs. Wroxeter, in Wrox.
star ; Wingham vs. Atwood, in At-
wood,
July 7—Broesels vs. Listowel, in Lista,
wel.
July 12—Wroxeter vs. Brussels, in Brus•
eels.
July 28—Brussels vs. Wingham, in Wing.
ham.
July 80—Wingham vs, Brussels, in Brue.
5019.
July 81—Wroxeter ver Atwood, in At-
wood.
Tins second batob of this season's bug-
gies is ready at D, Ewau'9 shop. IIs
guarantees every rig, aa they are made
with speoial care. Buy early and get the
good of the rig,
Total $115 76
MAITLAND POST BALL GEAGmr.—Follow•
ing are the officers of the Maitland Foot
]3a11 League :
Hon. Pres., R. B. Hamilton, Atwood ;
Hon. Vide -Pres., A. Bamford, Liaj,owel ;
President, A. Paulin, Wroxeter ;
Vice•President, 0. Stuart, Wingham ;
Seo,•Treas„ W.E. A'motroug, Brussels;
Executive Committee—R. B. Hamid.
ton, Atwood ; P. Wilson, Listowel ;
R. Martin, Wroxeter ; L. B. Duff,
Wiugbam ; W. E. Armstrong, Bras.
eels.
Following is the schedule of games to
be played ;
May 21—Atwood vs. Listowel, in Liebe-
wel.
May 22—Wroxeter vs. Wingham, in
Wingbam,
May 24—Atwood vs. Brussels, in Brus•
sell.
May 29—Atwood vs. Wingham, in Wing.
ham ; Listowel vs. Wroxeter, in
Wroxeter.
June 5—Listowel vs. Brussels, in Brus•
sels ; Atwood vs. Wroxeter, in Wrox.
eter.
June 12—Wingham ve. Wroxeter, in
Wroxeter ; Listowel vs. Atwood, in
Attwood.
Business Locals.
APS'LRTON'e world renowned Teas for
sale at Thomsons,
SCREENED doors complete for $1,00.
McKay de Oo., Brussels.
MANITOBA patent flour, the best that can
be had, at Ross' flour and feed mills.
EsiRY teener should see the new
horse poke at McKay & Co's. Brussels.
I HAVE over 1,000 curtain poles, all
kinds. Pokes away down, R. Leather,
dale.
SEE our shoes ; never euah bargains
offoved. Lees than wholesale prices.
L 0. Richards.
Gram mangle seeds, best kind of Swede
seeds and A. 1 flour for sale et McOraolc•
50'5,
Toe beet way to find out Ibe bottom
price of a buggy is to call at Jas. Walker's
shop, Brussels.
OMIT= Weaving neatly done. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed, by Mrs, MoOrae. Near.
ly opposite Dr. McKelvey's.
PASTURAGE can be supplied for cattle on
Lot 24, Oon. 5, Morris. 100 acre run,
with lots of water. WALTER INNEs.
TEE late improvements in Ross' Flour
mill has placed their flour away ahead
of all others. Everybody i0 delighted
with it.
Ie you want anything in my line call
and see what I have. Prices the cheapest
and qualities the best in the County.. 11.
Leatherdale.
PASTURAGE,—The run of 45 acres, good
grass anis never failing supply of water.
Lot 25, 5110 line, Morrie. Information
may be obtained at Tuis POST.
R. LEATIIEen=LE has the largest stook
of window shades this Spring that ever
was in Brussels, Prioes obeaper than
ever. Put up free and springs warranted.
WAtoon —Eggs, 0 cents per doz. My
contract demands 18,000 per week. We
are now getting many peddlers' eggs.
Why not save peddlers profits? G. E.
KING, Wingham.
Loos of buggies ready for the road. It
oosts nothing to call, even if you purahnee
elsewhere. The prices were never lower
nor the work ever better. Jae. Walker,
carriage maker, Brussels.
Elevate removed the large bankrupt
stock of boots and shoes which we lately
purchased in St. Marys to• Brussels, we
now offer shoes at lees than wholesale
Prioes, I. C. Richards.
SEILon's euro is sold on a guarantee.
It aures incipient consumption. It is
the best cough cure. Only one cent a
dose. 26 its., 50 as. and $1.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Onaionn HMOs.—The Hair Business
formerly done by Mrs. Hinds is now Dar•
ried on by Mrs. Hingeton, Mill St., Brits.
sols, who will be pleased to attend to the
wants of the public. 48.2
WE offer and will have open for Bale an
Saturday, the 8th of this month, the
lunge bankrupt stook of boots and shoes
all of which we offer at lees than whole-
sale prices. I, 0. Richards.
Omenn a Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal„ says :"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first methane I have ever found
that would do me any good." Prioe 50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Brus•
Bele.
BARGAIN OFFERED.—That eligible half
acre lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be dis•
posed of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to Anne H. 001011 os,
174 Queen st. West, Toronto.
bLovs just received a oar of seed corn,
Mammoth Southern sweet corn for
enslige ; thorough bred Rural White
Flint ; Sanford White Flint ; White
Cap Dent ; Learning Yellow Dont and
earliest maturing corn in onitivation,
Baehr & Vanetono.
Goon Rxoxono1Ein —The following Brus-
selites will drive buggies manufactured
by Jas. Walker, the well-known carriage
builder of this pinoe :—
S6AFdR2km9.
Cunniros—Boge'roi,--In Wingham, on
the 12110 inst., at the' residence of
Mr, 11. Dr'eaver, brother•in-law of the
bride, by the Rev, G. A. Gifford,
Ph. D., Mr. Jas. 13. Cummings to
Mies Martha Dunston.
dongregational purposes was nearly 080,-
000. The oontrlbutions to ohurah
sdliemes were not quite 05,000, The de-
tails were :—Colleges 0400, Home Mis-
sions $1,259, Augmsntition $279, Foreign
Evangelization $474, Foreign Missions
$1,142, and to Foreign Mission's by W.
F, M. 8., $055. To aged and infirm
ministers $181, widows and orphans $118,
Aeeembly expenses, $8L Young Peopla's
Sooioties contributed $8.18, of which $145
was given to home missions, and the eon•
tributions to all other papoose amoentbd
to nearly 91,060. The total outlay of the
congregations was about $86,000. The
Presbytery then went through the for:
malities of licensing A. Stewart, a divin•
ity student, to preach the Gospel. Mr.
Stewart acquitted himself very satie•
fa06orily, whereupon Dr. Hatnilbon in
doe form gable bine his license, The
Presbytery then adjourned, to meet et
Knox chux chqt at ord, at 10 eat ord, at 10 e. 01. on
the 18th of ,duly.
F. S. Scott,
Dr, Kalbfieisuh,
Chas. Howlett,
Walter Lowry,
with more to follow. A, Currie, Brns•
eels, has bought a dandy butcher delivery
wagon from the same builder. These
purchases by home men indicate clearly
who leads the procession in the Carriage
business. Call in ab Walker's and see
for yourself,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
COTTAGE FOR SALE 011 TO
hent. Alen rooms to let. Apply to
i3• MRS, ST11A CHIAN, Brussels.
-�-�ANTED —A MARRIED DIAN
to do farm work daring Bummer
months, DR. xIcRELVEY, Brussels.
�RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
Flrstmortgege, farm security. Apply
at THE POST Publishing House, Bruesells,
,{ iOMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR
'�••� Sulo Kith 1 cors lot, Good ofste ru,
furneco, &r, Will be sold of abargain.
Apply to Tun PosT Publishing House.
Volunteer's Attention ! —
The Brussels Volunteer Company will go
into mum on Juno 20th next. All men,wisn-
ing to join may do so by applying to (9.1'.
BLAtit, Lieut„ :Brussels, or to R. S, HAYS,
Captain. Seaforth.
The prohibition plebiscite bill and the
report of the penitentiary investigating
was brought in in the House of Commons
this week.
The Liberate of Eastern Alpoma have
decided to hold a convention at Sault Ste.
Marie on Juno 18 for the purpose of
nominating a candidate to contest the
oonstituemey in the Liberal interest ab
the next Provincial election.
MEETING OP HURON COUNTY
COUNOIL,
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the Coulon
Chanibo', in the Town o- Goderlah, on
MONDAY, the 1151 of May, at 8 o'clock p. m.
W. LANE, Co. Clerk.
Dated May 1701,1307.
• MORN.
CocEn.—In Ethel, on Thursday, May
6th, the wife of Mr. E. Cobor of a
Don.
LAiDEsnononou.—In Tuelceremith, on
May 5th, the wife of Mr. Will. Lan.
deeborough of a eon.
FoanEs—In Elmo, on May 10110, the
wife of Mr. Thos. Forbes, jr., of a
son,
READIta,—In Wingham, on Saturday,
May 8111, the wife of Councillor
Beading of a. dadghter.
Nic,teLL.—In Wingham, on Sunday,
May 2nd, the wife of Mr. A. Nicholl
of a daughter.
Balgrave, on May 6th
the wile of Mr. Robt. Stonehenge of
a son.
anxana.
BDRTos.—In Lietowai, on May 18th, John
Iterate, aged 68 years,
COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSIIIP OF GREY.
Notion is hereby given that the Municipal
haunch of the Corporation of the Township
of Grey, County of Huron, will meet as Court
of Revision at the TOWNSHIP HALL,
ETHEL, ou
'WEDNESDAY, May 20111, nt 10 e. in.
Parties interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
WM. SPENCE, Clerk.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
MAY 21, 1897
NOT WORTH
ONE CENT!
This old end prosperous Fraternal Assoc
ation numbering 350,000 members are pro
smiting to the public their popular and aeon.
omioal rates to worthy men, at the very low
rate of about 83.00 per 81,000 per annum.
The "Workmen" Promptly Pay Death
C1,t100e and 0111901 a large Increase to its
members now that those American Lite
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Cau-
adt0ns,
ItOBT. ARMSTRONG, M. W. ; W. 1I. KERIR
Recorder ; J. A. 0111:IGFITON,Finauaior•
REAL ESTATE.
No, its not worth lo. par roll to trim
your Wall Paper. That's why we Make
no charge for doing 50 and no difference
in our prices and our customers get the
benefit. Just think for a moment and
see for yourself that what wo tell you is
correct. With our machine we can trim
20 ROLLS IN 10 MINUTES
which, if wo obarged you lo, per roll,
would moan 20o, in 10 minutes or equal
to $1,20 per hour. Wouldn't it be a snap?
Bub we do urn figure on seeps of that
!rind nor do we make any distinction with
our customers—tai trim as cheerfully the
papers purchased from us for 40. and 6o.
per roll as we do our most expensive lines.
Our Wall Paper trade this season has
been very setiefsotory indeed. So much
so in tacit that we have already had to
re•order many of our more popular lines
which we bad sold out at our regular
prides. This we coneider is suliloiont to
prove that our prices ere right from the
sale of the first to the lust roll in a bun•
die.
Don't forget the plane.
T'iARMS FOR SALE,—THE UN•
DEnexGNED has several good Farms Inc
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F S. SC OTT, Brussels
ANITOJ3A LAND FJR SALE.
.LV.. -• —100 acres of good farm land at
Springfield, 3 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sole at clow price. The property is
North 'last 1 Soo 10, Twp. 11 Range 4, )oast.
There is a !louse on the promises aid some
breaking clone, 1 O0 full particulars as to
price, title, &o„ write 0r 011019 to
0.V. 13LAIR or W. H. KE1RB,
20-tf Brussels, Out.
FARM FOR SALE—THE UN—
n tosoxotOn offers his eligible 114 acre
form for tale, being South part of Lots
Cam 12, Grey. Ali under cultivation, well
watered and well fenced. There is a good
stone house, bank barn, orchard; wells, &0.,
ou the premises. Also a splendid steno
quarry from which a good revenue is malls -
ed. Only 21 milds from Brussels. Terme
reasonable, For further purtioulars as to
prion, &a., apply to
JOHN MITCkHELL, Proprietor,
35.10 Brussels P. 0.
'RABBI FOR SALE. -160 ACRES
Consisting of the South 1 and South 1
of the North 1 of Lob 00, Ootn 1, East Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent stock farm, being
well supplied with good sprig water, It ie
situated about 8 miles from thio thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of it Is wider
gratis. Buildings and fences aro in a fair
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11•tf (#, F. BLAI1t, Barrister, Brussels,
c PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
L) That excellent farm, Lot 15, Con. 0,
Township of Grey, 100 Bores, nnust be sold at
once in order to close estate of deceased own -
or, The lob is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample water supely, largo or-
chard, 11 miles from Colnbrook Is under
good cultivation amid is a very desirable pro-
pertyindeed. Apply to RIOHA IRI) MIT-
0HELL, Brussels P.O. ; NUM MITC1;ELL,
on the promisee ; or A. HUNTER, Brussels.
Dated Sept. IOW, 1690,
AUCTIONEERS.
IrQm's Drag Store,
Opposite Queen's Hotel.
VETERINARY.
T DWARWICK,
e./• Sinner Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to tree& all
(1ieeaeae of domesticated animals in a Dom -
potent manner. Partto,lar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to, 01(05 and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •i'urnberry at•, Brumes.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor Sud Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. 001ce—Vanstone's Block, Brus-
sels. 21-5m
'T M. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer ,Notary Pub-
lio, &c, 0111oe—Vanstone'e Block, 1 door
north of Central i000sl, Private Funds to
Loan.
1%// • G. CAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, 13011 &
Cameron,) 13arrie&er and Solicitor, Gederieb,
Ont, Oillus—Hamilton St„ Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
(t_F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
liJ��p• SolIeltor, &o. pate of Garner &
Prouclioot's 011500, Goderioh,) Oiloo over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
�M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Physician, Surgeon, Aceoucber, etc,
Graduate of Toronto 'University Machold
Faoulty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out, OFFroE—Next door to
McDonald & Co„ Walton Ont.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON,
M.D., C. ]5L, Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Machina Oallege, Bomber College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College. of Phyetoines and Licentiate
of Miclwtferyy, Edinburgh. 1. ,Pelephone
No.14. Residence, Mill St., Brussels.
DR. F. H. KALRWLEISCH,
FIIYSICIAij, $01100101 AND A00009IIEUR,
SUCCESSOR To DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
est Class Honor Graduate 0i the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity l ledioal College and msmber.of the
College of Pllysieiaus and Surgeons of Ontar•
in. Post Graduate Com•so in. Detroit and
Mileage, 1806. Special attention paid to en-
emas of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dis-
easesof Women. 1. --Consultation in Eng-
lish and German, '!telephone at oeal6once.
RIISIItiESS CARDS.
'UT H. MoCRACKEN,
V r • IsourerofMarriageLieenees. Office
at his Groery, Jhnrnborry street, Bruseols.
-D N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Skop-Next door
south of A, M. McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladlee'and ohildrens hair cutting a Bpeoialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank talces Deposita from
01,00 to $1,000 and allows 31 nor Dent.
interest. 'T, FARROW,
37-8m
Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
(1 FORGE KIRKBY,
,.A Licensed Auctioneer. Sales oondnot,
odon reasonable terms. Farms and farm
steel aepecialty. (adore left at Tai, Poet
Publishing Prouae,l3russelo,orsontto Walton
P.O., will receive prompt attention,
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
J.-' • ram, will sell for better prices, to
butter noon, in ose time and lose charges
than any other Auctioneer in Eaet Huron
er he won't charge anything,Dates anti
orders can always bo arrangeat 11110 cillos
or by personal application.
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
Wbo hat had 25 years exp50leOee ns an
Anotionoer, bat who had to quit owiegto ill
beeltb,has again talion out limn and i0
prepared to OOndu01 sales at reasonable
loans, Satisfactionouarantood. Dates may
be arranged ante Pose Publisbin Boise.
JAS. 81'33ETTOI
18•tf Auot onoer,
T. FL.ETCkr-R
Issue; of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY 1300110.
terNo Witness Required,
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
ALEX,, HUNT.PR,
. Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Ors. Huron. Couveyanoo', Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Fantle
invested and to loan, Ooileetione made
Oplee in Grtthant's Moak, Brussolo
rrpH0S, A. ,IIAWHTNS,
.L Will give loesOne to pupils either on
pianooe organ, at hie Munn Room, oppoefte
the post•:aioe, Biennia, Vocal leseone also
given. Ten yoare oxpeeienoe10 teaching.
Tering moderate,