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AND SIRE DEATII TO
POTATOBUGS
G, A. Deadman,
Drug ist, l etinien and Bookseller,
BRAND 'RANK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. O. & B.
Trains /etre Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING SovTH, GoINa NOETII.
Express .:,t; a.m.' Mail •05 p.nl
timed......... "1: a.m. Express ......145)1 pan
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o a1 ttvi `Wfctns.
A chiel'o among ye takin' notes,
Au' fails: he'll prem it.
ntlaluT is interfering with the erre.
pent of the pear crop.
Bennis:mu BLUE was in Goderioli i:.•,t
Wednesday on business.
Plume schools close on Wednesday o1
next weak for the Summer holidoys.
BauaeErsFoot Ball team is headii'g
for 1st place in the Maitlaud League,
JA.s. Fox's advt. came to hand too I . to
!Jr this issue. See his Willie Wiuhfe
hammooke.
Messes, Beaker & Vanstone shipped 3
oars of oats and 8 cars of hay to Tornr.to
during the past week.
A Peranni l,N, Convention for 'he
Proviuce of Outario will be held in To.
route on July 13th and 14th.
BRUSSELS Foot Ball team will plee a
Leagae match with Wroxeter onDomit„un
Day. The game will be played at
Wroxeter.
A tiEnrrso of the Execul79 of E :et
Huron Conservative Aesoaia'iou will be
held at Gniton's Hotel, Wroxeter, on
Dominion Day, at 10,30 a. nt.
LAST Friday afternoon was the date an•
;lemma for the Patron Nominating Con-
vention brit coving to the small attendanne
the business was postponed to some later
date.
Ur she goee, THE Posy subscription
list. Are yon a paid up subscriber, dear
reader ? Do you borrow the paper every
week and let other people pay for it ?
40 cents gets it until 1803.
Mas. Muxeo WALLACE wishes to return
he best thanks to the little folk who so
kindly gave her the proceeds of their
"concert.” The money was utilized
toward the purchase of a cook stove.
Bnusseme was almost deserted on Jabi.
tee day, the people gofugin large numbers •
to Seaforth. Another noutiugent visited '
.Atwood and eaw our boys win the foot
bell metal/ against the strong club belong -
tug to that village.
CEMETERY NOTICE: -A11 persons fixing
up their own plots in Brussels cemetery
are required to remove noel cE11ETERY, all
grass, woade, ate., that they take from
the plots, 00 throwing such on other per -
eon's plata is strictly prohibited. Also
all pereous using watering cans, pails,
010., are required to leave then at pump
gild full of water. Br ORDER or CEME-
TERY CONnrl TEE,
Excunaloxs.-Harvest Esoursione will
1!e run to Alanitoba and Northwest on
Tueed'ty next 23th inst., July 6th and
July 20th. Return tickets fie far as
1004fna, 32r.00 ; Moosejew and Yorkton,
$30.00 ; Prince Albert and Calgary,
385.00, and Red Deer and Edmonton,
340 00. Tickets good to return on Aug.
58 ; Sept. 4 and Sept. 18th respectively.
1. Sraacr..tN arranged two Jubilee show
windows last week. The first contained
a portrait of the Queen, surrounded by
red, white and blue bunting, In the
other were cute of Sir Charles Tupper
bearing the words "Let Her reign."
Alongside of him was the Right Hon,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier with a card, "Let
ber rain" while overhead was suspended
a large umbrella. It was a taking device.
DIED.-Abont 10 a, m. on Wednesday,
Winnie Parker, the bright, 6 year old
adopted daughter of Mrs. Barbara
Strachan passed away from time after a
brief illness thruugh which she was moat
tenderly cared far. Winuie never fully
recovered from an attack of la grippe and
gradually faded away, despite all that
meld be done for her. She was a general
favorite among her young companions
who will inters her greatly. The funeral
takes place on Fridey et 10 o'clock, ser•
viae being held at 9.80 a.m.
QUEEN VfeooniA'e Meseaog,-On Jnbiles
Day, in common with all the other oitiee
and towns the Reeve of Brussels reoeived
re Dopy of the following melange from the
Lieut. Governor of Ontario :-By com-
mand of his Honor the Lieutenant Gov•
char of Ontario, these are to make known
that the following message has been re;
eeived from her most Gracious Majesty
the Queen ;
"Buckingham Palace,
"London, June 22, 1897.
"The G'vernor.Geoeral of Canada, Oh -
terse, 11.07 a. m.
"From my heart I thank fay beloved
people, may God bless them.
"(Signed) VICTtt I;IA R, &
To which bia Exoellen' . the Governor-
General sent the follotvib_. reply ;
"Ottawa, 6.12 a. m., 11.12 Greenwich
time.
"To the Queen, London :
"The Queen'e most gracious and touch.
ing message this moment received, shall
be immediately make known to yodr
Majesty's people throughout the Domin-
ion, and will stir afresh hearts already
full on this memorable day. We offer
the glad tribute of loyal devotion and
affectionate homage. God save and bless
the Queen.
"(Signed) ABERDEEN,
"Govern or• G eneral."
LAST week W. G. Collins or;;anieed
Council of Chosen Friends at Mar'!(dale..
A at•sna:t: of interesting ertielet] on the
Q'teeu'o Jubilee may be read en the inside
Magee of Tut: Pon this week,
"Qr:a,N VneioltiA" is eNpeeted to visit
the Garden Party at Councillor 111ooney's
Morrie, next Monday evening. Go and
see her,
1'1e F. T. A. atwrusts sang at the Por -
esters concert at Atwood au Tuesday
evening tuna aegaitted himself in hie
usual brilliant style.
J1;uca \V.u,aoa, medulla builder, die.
ported of a Rue wagg0netto to 13eattie's
livery, Bruesele, Met tveolc. It Is n very
comfortable conveyance,
Doormoa Day will come on Thursday
of next week, Tins POST will be published
a day earlier and we would ask atie Oor-
reepoodenla and advertisers to bear Ude
in mind.
Dos'r forget the Garden Party at Oo,
Conniillnr Mooney's, Olorrie, next Mon-
day evening. Conveyances will leave
THE Pear Publishing House from 7 0'.
olock. A first ohms program,
jimmy's Pusreen S•rasu'e.-3200 worth
of Jubllre postage stamps wore pat on
sole at Brussels poetoflioe last Saturday
and they sold at a lively rate, both ae
k•gpsakee and for use. A gentleman in
New York Bent a 36.00 bill to Posta-meter
Farrow, asking him to send etamps to
that value as souvenirs of the Jubilee.
THE Bruesele contingent of the 33rd
Battalion will leave for camp at London
on Monday, Capt. Hays was in town on
Wednesday completing arrangements for
No, 5 and he will have about 35 or 40
men under his command. Twelve days
will be spent in camp. Privates reoeive
50 Dents per day in addition to beard and
travelling expenses.
Goon Corrs -Quite a little is being
said this Season in reference to good foals
but here is a short list, bred by A.
iimnig's well known stallion, "Gueteer,"
that will he hard to beat in this locality.
They are owned by Wm. Bird, con. 12,
Grey ; Jae. Elliott, con. 8, Grey ; Rioh,
S. Armstrong, oon. 3, Morrie ; James
Turnbull, Walton ; and Jno. Bennett,
eon. 18, Grey.
FOOT BALL. -The following is the eche.
dule of the various Foot Ball teams in
einoention with the Maitland Associe.
tion :
Won. Lost. To Play.
Wingham4 1 3
Brussels 2 1 6
Wroxeter 2 2 4
Atwood 3 8 2
Listowel 1 6 2
Listowel defeated Wingham on Jubilee
Day by a score of 2 to 0.
Eisenson ro GUELPH. -A. urge orowd
took in the excursion to the Ontario Ex.
pet-in:mutat Farm on Monday morning of
this week. The excursion was run under
the auspices of the Tnrnberry Agrionl-
beral Society mei the train was in obarge
of Conductor Wilson while Engineer
Hamilton pulled the throttle. Nine
coaches filled to overflowing were attach•
ed when the train left Brussels, the pas-
sengers being enumerated as follows ;-
From Kincardine, 30 ; Ripley, 62 ; Lock -
now, 03 ; Whitechurch, 74 ; Wingbarn,
230 ; Biuevale,107 • Brussels, 104 ; a
total of 738. At Ethel 120 more were
added and another good increase at At
wood brought the total well up to 1,000.
The fare was 31.00 from Brussels, good
for two days. An enjoyable time was
spent.
Wilt Yor. DE THERE, -A Diamond
Jubilee Garden party under the auspices
of the Epworth League of C. E., will be
held of the grounds of Co. Councillor
Mooney, 5th line of Morris, on Monday,
June 28th. In addition to the following
excellent program the Art Loan Associ-
ation intend making an exhibit of over a
hundred views. The Amusement Com-
mittee cviil have in charge Several old-
time games, and tbo Fife and Drum
Band will contribute their best selections
toward the evening's enjoyment. Instru-
mental, Mr, and Misses Smith ; chorus.
"Maple Leaf" ; quartette, "The Land of
the Maple," Mrs. Creighton, Bliss Moore
and Mailers. Gerry and Kerr ; rending,
G. F. Blair ; eelo, Mise Wilson ; recite.
tion, Minnie Mooney ; solo, Mise Lottie
Hill ; reading, Mles MoNaughtol ;
quartette, "The Queen's Jubilee," ; reci•
ration, Clara Mooney ; instrumental,
Mr. and Miseee Smith. Rigs will leave
THE Pon Publishing House at 7, 7.30 and
8, p. in. Admission to grounds 10 cents.
ANOTHER WIN POE Bnuse.Ers.-Jubilee
Day Brussels Foot Ball Club played a
League match will Atwood and won a
signal victory, the so0re being 8 to 0. It
wag a stubbornly contested game and
only ter Armstrong's excellent work fie
goal keeper, the score would not have
been as good for Brneeele. The visitors
got one goal in the let half time and the
t'emaininf two toward .the close of the
match. Bruesele hue second place in the
standing of the League having won 2 and
lost 1. The following is the list of players
of the respective teams ;-
BereaML9. POSITION. ATwooD,
Armstrong ....,... Goal R. Hamilton
Sample B,toks J ,.. Hamilton
Lew. Jackson,1 1 Stewart
Clenuau l ( Moiu tyro
Sillars .. } Rooke i Wynn
Danford) 1. Geo. Anderson
Loon Jnokson ., Centro Forge sou
GerrgCorrin
} R. Wing •�
Dodos
1 Crauetou
Thomeou ... G. Andet•eon
Bitable( L. \Vntg { Petrie
Peroy \Nilson, Listowel, Referee
It would be well for the Atwood people
to find out what decent treatment toward
visitors is and then work at ft, as there is
evidently plenty of room.
Horst 00 REFUGE NOTES, -New 10.
mates are arriving every week. The
latest arrivals aro Pater Jordan from
Seaforth ; Arthur Walieeley from Gone•
rich jail ; Ellen Wanrlby from Wingleans,
making a total of 74 inmates in the
House et present ; 52 males and 22
females. The teen's sleeping wards are
so full that they aro compelled to put
some of the stronger men to Bleep in the
hospital ward. -Jas. Ray, jr,, from Waw.
anoeh, is dangeronely ill, with no hopes
of recovery: The following remarke of
the Ritral Dean Hodgins, of Seafortb,
are to be found in the visitors' boolt ; "I
have visited the House for the fret time,
and was munh pleased with its olenn and
comfortable appearance. I have visited
other such institutions, and in none have
I seen everything in eneh perfect order.
The inmatoe all appear to be very happy
and to be treated with kindness by Mr.
and Mrs, French and their aesistanti "-cl
fete days since while the membere of the
County Counoil visited the House, Dr.
Rollins, of Exeter, stated that in the
course of hie professional career he bad
visited a good many hospitals and cher-
itable inetitrtione, but in none had he
ever found the inmates more Carefully
looked after or the promisee snore sdrup.
ulously clean,
A eoortc'rr event of intereet will be the
marriage of Rev. Air, Steele, of Pe't l
Stanley, to Nis', Minnie (1'0.01001, of
lirueoale, on Wednesday forenoon of next
week. The nementony will be performed '
in St. Johne ohnrah at 10:30 o'clock.
CRAv1•:LI.INn CONTRACTS. -The vatione
oontracte for gravelling on the road North
and South of Brneeele will be lot by pub.
iio au0tiau et the Qneeu'e Hotel, 13rne-
Bala, on Sntnrday afternoon of this week
at 4 p. m„ by peeve Stt'aoltan, of Grey,
and Reeve ]cowman, of Afnrrie.
Tnis 12Th. -Bills aro out annOuneing
the big time expected oil ,July 1215 in
Brussels. The speakers will be W. H.
Kerr, who ns Reeve will addreee words of
welcome ; Rev. W. W. Leech, of White -
(thumb ; Rev. Mr. Lowe, of Wingham
Rev. John Ross, 13. A., of Brussels ; Dr.
Freeborn, of Clinton ; Thos. Iltagwood, M.
P.P. for North Perth, and ethers, Visit-
ing lodges from Wellington, North Perth,
Huron and Bruce tlountioe aro expected.
A League Foot Ball rnat011 between
lirnsnele and Wroxeter will be played on
Victoria Park in the forenoon, Brass
and reed BALMS will dieoouree music dur-
ing the day and the town will wear its
best looks with flogs, banners, arches and
other de0oretioua. Ample provision will
be made to supply all with meals, the
hotel enuonm odation being supplemented
by the Methodist church, Salvation
Army and private parties, Doe't fail to
Dome to Bruesols on the 120h, as we ex-
pect to sec the biggest crowd ever witness•
ell in town, Be one of the number.
RecnrrmN To REV. Mn. AMT. -Thurs-
day evening of last weak a goodly com-
pany aesetobled in the eohool room of St.
John's church to welcome Rev. Mr. Abey,
the new incumbent. The room Wee
neatly decorated with flowers, flags, pic-
tures, &o., aid all were made welcome by
the reoeptiot committee. An interesting
program was presented, the various num-
bers being interspersed by social chat, as
follows ;-Nationel Anthem ; recitation,
Mies Ida Blaehill ; solo, Miss Nellie
Campbell ; reading, Postmaster Farrow ;
solo, Mrs. Harry James; organ solo, Miss
O'Connor ; reading, Mies Edith East-
man ; addreee, Rev. Mr, Abey ; song,
"Maple Leaf," by Miss N. Campbell and
Mrs. H. James, Rev. Mc. Abey and W.
James. An excellent lunch was served
losing the evening. The company seper-
ated shortly after 10 o'olook, atter haviug
spent an enjoyable evening fu getting
acquainted with their new pastor and
batter acquainted with one another. THE
Posr extends a cordial welcome to Rev,
Mr. Ahoy in heooniig a resident of Brus-
sels'•, ! :r' wish him abundant sooceae
hi hie war:•,
PASSED Oven THE RIs'En.-Tuesday of
last weelt John Sl,aee, father of John 0,
Stone, Brussels, diad at his hone in
Essex, Essex Co., at the advanced age of
80 years, after 0 brief illness of a week
from neuralgic of the heart. Deceased
was born in Banffshire, Scotland, and for
92 years was head gardener for the Earl
of Fife. 64 years ago he was united in
the holy estate of matrimony to Mies
Mary Kerr, of Huntley, and came to Can-
ada in the year 1855. During their 40
years and °pwards in this country they
resided near Campbellford for 14 years ;
near Toronto for 8 years and then re-
moved to Tileonburg and afterward to
Eeoex. Ile had been a very hearty man
and was most highly respected and es-
teemed by all who knew him. Deceased
was an Elder in the Presbyterian church
for many years and was a Liberal in
politica, In addition to his widow six
children snrviv0, viz.: -Mrs, Gelpie, To•
ronto; John G., Brussels ; Mre. Robin•
Belleville elleville ; Mrs, May, Eases. ; Mre.
Jno. Alexander, Toronto ; and Jas, D.,
Wankeega.n, lliohigon. The funeral took
place on Thursday. Mr. Skene went to
Essex to see his father and left on Mon-
day previous to his decease ae he appear-
ed to be considerably better,
JUnnLEE SEnvtonns.-Last Sabbath speci-
al reference was made in the various
churches in Brussels to the Diamond
Jubilee of Queen Victoria, At Melville
olrurah Rev. Jno. Ross took as hie text
Psalm 81 and 29th varse, "Many daugh-
ters have done virtuously but than excel -
lest them all," He noted the lead-
ing fetn.tnrea in the marvellous growth
and expansion of the British Empire and
pointed 000 the following ohafaoteristic
qualities of Queen Victoria worthy of
following :-(1) Simplicity, in dregs,
residence, &a. ; (9) Industry, as a stn -
dent, in her honeehold, and in the affairs
of State ; (3) Honesty ; (4) Serioua„ese ;
(0) Loving heartedness, to her mother,
Prince Consort, her children, the Queen
Dowager and to her servants and attend-
ants ; (0) Purity -Victoria the Good ;
(7) Piety. In the evening the reverend
gentleman grade the same discourse in the
Methodist church, by special request.
Mrs. E. B. Creighton, Miss Minnie Moore,
N. 13, Gerry and W. H. Kerr sang a
quartette, 'Q,1een Victoria's Jubilee."
Special reference was made to the Jubilee
ceremony in the Methodist Sabbath
eohool in the afternoon. Excellent read.
ing were given by Mise Minnie Moore
and Miss Norton ; B. Gerry gave a time-
ly addreee, and the school sang a Jubilee
ode that appears cm page 3 of this issue.
The churches were decorated with flow-
ers, maple boughs, flags and portraits of
Her Majesty.
Business Locals.
No. 1 flour and long chute bacon at
AInOrnoken's,
SCREENED doors complete for 81.00.
Molfay & Oo., Bruesele.
BUY e D Ewan buggy and you will
save money, Prices away down.
MANITooa patent flour, the beat that can
be had, at Rose' flour and feed mills.
EvitnY farmer ehould see the new
horee poke at )Vishay & Oo's. Brussels.
D. Ew.tN'e Buggies are taking the lead.
For neatness and durability they can't be
beat,
A FinaT.m,Ae9 special line of work
manufactured at 5es. Walker'e shop. He
gives tiptop value to every customer.
Buootes, Wagons and Carte olweye ou
band. I run my own business,
D. Ewan, Blaollemith, Brusaole.
Tis late improvements in Rose' Flour
mill has plated their flour away ahead
of all others. Everybody is delighted
with 5.
THE two lightest baggies ever Bold in
Brussels were purehaeed recently from
Jae. Walker, the well known carriage
maker, by George Best and Robt.
Thompson, of Brussels.
Stemma pipe and ease lost in Briesets,
between the Queen's Ilotel and Hawk
street, The finder will bo rewarded by
leaving it at THE POST Publishing €loueo
at once.
S.T,2N.DLL1?.D BeIXE OF C 1)1rt uta,
:CST 4TTOS-S-T-.-'.a7 2,w7m.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
ASSET i,• (Sevou Million Dollars) 37,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • • 32,000,000
Apettoles in all principal points in Ontario, Qurbec, 31anilnba, Tref 1rd Stn tee 4 Engiattd,
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l`+fa'II%ri nfraza ,I9•e2X&iii•
A Gattar;tl Baulting Busilleae Transaoted, Farmers' Notes Disoountnd.
Drafte leaned and Co11eo0ione made on all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed ou deposits of 31,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OE Jj'Antl191te' SALE NOM,
Every faoility afforded Customers living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART Mermeon.
m,a.boa*,sinnr:wu�nwtmaeoeex�.•ssymuvm,m,nr.:mvxrea+awrnee.s,an+,em.am•,aerie„�w,�.m�mn„e,,,,,u•.�,e,�,.q
HAM'S Clover Root, the great Bloocl-
Puritier gives freshness anti oloarneas to
the complexion and cures oonetipation..
25 cls, 50 cite and 31.00. Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brneeele.
Snaou'a cure is sold on a guarantee,
It mires iueipieut ooneutnptiou, It is
the best cough cure, Only one cant a
dose. 25 ars„ 50 ote. and 01,00. Sold by
James Pox, Drnggiet, Brussels.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, D. S. A., San Diego,
Cal„ Saye :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price 50
conte, Sold by Sas. Fox. druggist, Brae -
eels.
Gorxo To Rosu Bustxrtee,--,For the
balance of the Beason I purpoee booming
the carriage bneineee in ovary line and
will sell rigs from 35 to 310 better titan
they can be purchased elsewhere. Bug-
gies, wagons, carte. new and aeeond-hand
are included. I mean business as a
trial will prove. Don't spend a dollar in
either new work or repairs before con-
sulting me end getting my figures. Yon
will cave money and I know it. Call in.
SAS. WALMMn, carriage metier, Brussels.
WANTED. -Agents for "Queen Victoria,
Her Reign and Diamond Jubilee.”
Overflowing with latest and richest
pictures. Contains the endorsed bi-
ography of Her llnjeety, with authentic)
history of her remarkable reign, and full
account of the Dlamnnd Jubilee. Only
31.50. 131g book. Tremendous demand,
Bonanza for ageute. Commission 50 per
cent. Credit given. Freight paid'
Outfit free. Duty paid. Write quick for
outfit and territory. The Dominion
Company, Dept. 7, 350 Dearborn Ste
Chiang°. 49 8
�70R71. .
Bnowx.-In Grey, on the llth inst., the
wife of lir. J. 11. Brown of a eon.
M°Leuemax.-In Gerrie, 0n Juno 19tH.
the wife of Air. Nelson McLaughlin
of a son.
ALEx.CNner.-In Elma, on the 1315 fust.,
the wife of Mr. Andrew Alexander
of a son.
RErn.-Iu Tnrnberry, on June 18113, the
wile of Mr. John Reid of a daughter.
MoPHEnsos.-In Wingham, on June 15th,
the wife of Mr, Duncan McPherson
of a daughter.
McDoxnrm-Homurn.-On Tuesday, Sone
15th, at the residence of the bride's
parents, by the Rev. James Hamil•
ton, Mr. Thomas T. MoDolald, of
Wingbnm, to Miss Mary 5., daughter
of Mr. W. Homuth, of Ternberr'y.
11'nasr-E-Bunonsa.-it the residence of
the bride's father, Bloevale, on June
23rd, by Rev. Alr, Wast, Mr, William
Fraser, of Morris, to Miss Maggie
danghter of Mr. John Burgess.
Analexnoae-Cetn'nonr„ - Iu Grey, on
June 28rd, by Rev, D. B. MoRae,
Mr. George Arrnetrong to Miss Mnry
J. M, Campbell, all of Grey lownehip.
0T0to.
MoINTosn.-In Cranbrook, ou Sunday,
June 20th, John McIntosh, aged 70
years,
SIMNE.-In Essex, on Jnne 1601,, Jolm
Skeue, aged 80 years.
PAntenn,-In Brussels, on Wednesday,
June 23rd, 1897, Winnifred Parker,
aged 6 years.
ierenin, In Kalispell, Montana, on Jona
9th, Jesse, yonngest eon of G. W.
Wilbee, formerly of Grey, aged 11
months.
BIELer.-In Grey, on WVedueeday, June
28rd, 1897, Louise Maud, fourth
daughter of Thomas and Olivia
Dielby, aged 14 years, 10 months and
18 days.
McINNes In Grey, on June 21st, Jean,
etta, beloved wife of Dnnoun Melo-
nes, aged 39 years.
KEeN.-Ie Howiok, on Suns 17111, Ada,
beloved wife of John Keen aged 29
yeare.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN. -
First mortgago, farm seourtty. Apply
at TH13 POST PublIeldug House, Brussels,
JERSEY BULL FOR SE.R–
vooE,-•The cost of service of my flue
roglaterad Jersey Bull 15110w 81 001 grades.
Get the bet G. A. DEADMAN
200 CORDS OF FOUR FOOT
Cordwood, wanted by Brussels
Eleotrio night Co., to be delivered before
Pall. For further information apply at THE
Joss Publishing House, Bruesele.
QTRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the nnderei ened,lot B0, son, 4, Morrie
on or about June 10011, a yearling heifer, red
in color. The owner ie reanimate -1 to prove
property, pay 001)00595 and taste her
away, ALEX, MoLAU01•ILIN,
60 4 Brussels P. 0,
rTiEAOHER WANTED. -APPLI-
CATIONS will be received by the under -
Signed up to Saturday evening, July Ord, for
a teacher holding a 'find. or 3rd class oertih•
eats to touch in U. S. 8, No, 12, Grey and
McKillop, for the balance of 18117. Duties to
begin after SummoryaOatlol, Applicants
to state salary, experience and e0olo0o
teetimontale. 16111, IIUC RANAN,
50.2 Secretary, Walton 1, 0.
RITISH COLUMBIA. SHIN-
axes, -Farmers and Builders in gen-
eral, In purehaeing some Douglas lie for
our Rook and Ladder Traelte we have boon
obliged to get In aome 53rltieh Columbia
Clear Red cedar Shingles in order to 011 out
our ear. As tide le out of our lino of beide
mese we will still these AT 00051 and offer them
0033.40 per thousand. These shingles are
first quality, no bettor eau be boughtand we
aro simply offering them et thie prion in or -
dor to dispose'of them qqulakly,
i4ONAL» gnus ENGINE WORKS,
Ilruseole,
BULL FOR SPRV1OE.—THE
uudeleignea w111 keep for cervico on
Lot 10 Con. 11, Grey, a well bred Jersey
Bull, iTorlue, 41.00 to be paid at the time or.
00 1100 with privilege of retarnbl g if nacos.
nary. THOS. DAVIDSON,
98.1 Proprietor,
COMFORTABLE IIOUSE FOR
Sole with' . acre lot. Good cistern,
furnace, &e. Will be sold at 0 bargain,
Apply to Tntt PosT Publishing House.
Volunteer's Attention
The Br:maws Voluuteor company will go
into 0,00 nn June 313111 next, All men st•inh•
ing to join may do no by applying to (t. 0.
BLAIIR., Lleut„ Brussels, or to It. 8. HAYS,
Captain. Seaforth.
REAL ESTATE.
T1A.RMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
nEneONEn nae eave,'el gond 11011550.tor
sale asita rout, easy torm0, in Pownallipe
01 Atorrle and Grey. 11' S. SO0TT,Brneeele
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels. Great bargain, Lot 7,
Con. 0, Grey township. Geed buildings :full
orchard, well watered, suitable for mtxotl or
dairy farming. POssessioll given next
March, with privilege 0£ doing Fall plowing.
Apply to \V. 11. 7(1411n, Poe Publishing
ltonee,Bruesals,o' to THOMAS HER11'AGE,
London West.
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-160 acres of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale at it low price, The property IS
North 'Gast l Son, 10, Twp. 11, Range 4, East.
There le a house of the premises and some
breaking done. Per full partioulare as to
price, title, &o., wri to or apply to
G. F. 11LAIR or 'W. H. ]c]01t13,
20-11 Brussels, Out,
FARM FOR SALE -THE UN-
nrneIONEn offers hie eligible 04 item
farm for sole, being South part of Lot e,
Con, 19, Grey, 0.11 under oultivation, well
watered and well fenced. There is n good
stone bonen, bank barn, orenard, wells, &c„
on the premises. Also a splendid stone
quarry from which a good revenue is realis-
ed. Only 24 miles from Bruesele. Terme
reasonable, Tor further particulars as to
price, &a., appy- to
JOHNV MI'.CO.HELL, Proprietor,
15-00 Brussels P 0
T'A1M FOR SALE. -160 ACRES
Consisting of the South I Mud Sontb 0
of the North 0 of Lot 86, Oon 2, .keel Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent etoolc farm, being
well supplied with goo d spring water. It to
situated about 8 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of 10 is under
grass. Buildings and fences are in a fair
state Of 1•outdr. Easy terms of payment will
bo given. For 011 iuformatlolr apply to
11-tf G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
kJ That excellent farm, lint 15, Con. 0,
Township of Gray, 100 nares, must be 0051 at
01100 in order t0 Close estate of deceased own-
er. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample water dimply, large or-
chard, 13 miles from Cranbroolt is under
good cultivation and is a very desirable pro-
perty indeed. Apply to RICHARD 11IT-
OHELL, Brussels P. 0.; JOHN MITCHELL,
on the premises; or A. HUNTER, Brnssele,
Dated Sept. 191.1.1, 1500.
p;1ABPI110B SALE.—THE UN–
���� DERSIGNED oilers his farm of ono
hundred °oras for stile, being Lot 11, Oon.
6, in the Township of Grey, and G miles front
the Village of Brussels. There are over 80
aces °leered and the farm is in a good state
of aultivattou with good fencesalso a good
frame house and two barns aid other out-
buildings. Good orolrard and a never -ailing
spring ou the farm, Possession can be had
on the 1st day of Unroll, 1608, with the privi-
lege of plowing ON farm ii the Fall, b'or
further particulars apply to
ANGUS W,
47.01 BrueSHAsols P. 0.
VETERINARY.
T. D. WARWICK,
8l • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Pertnoular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls proms fly at-
tended to. Office and Iudrmary-Four doors
north of bridge Tnrnberry se., Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
(Z_EOLtGE KIRKBY,
Vt LioeneedAuctioneer, Sales oonduat
ad on reasonable terms, Padua and farm
stock M specialty. Orders left at Tun Poem
Publiehins Hoo ee, Bru noels, or milium Wal ton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
1• S. SOOTT AS AN AUOTION-
i • Nen, will sell for bettor prlees, to
bettor anon in see time and less chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't °barge anything, 1latee and
orders can always be arranged et this oiToe
or by personal applioatl on.
G'tAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has had 25 years experience fie an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owingto ill
health, has again talion out license and i5
prepared to eonduat sales at reasonable
tonne. Sattefaetion oaarautood, Datee may
be arranged at Ton POST Pebllehiuq Rouse.
JAS. 5018E'2T014,
13-tf Auctioneer.
Notice to Creditors.
IN THE ESTATE al' Josh ELLIOTT, DECEASED.
All persons having any claim agelnat elm
estate of John Elliott, late of tate Township
of Grey, County ofHuron ,Yeoman deemed,
aro required to file particulars of rho same
to the undersigned, ono of the Reamttors of
said deceased, on or before the 111th clay: of
duly, new, after whie'o date the estate will be
distributed among the parties entitled
thereto, having referenda only 0o the claims
of widen notion Shall then have beenreeoi-
ved, and atter each distribution the Exoou-
tors will not be responsible foe any part of
Ms masts of the oatato, to any parson 0I
Whose claim they titian not have reoelved
due notice, ALISX, M,It15LVEY, M.D.
40.1 Exoottter, Brussels, P. 0,
Dated June 1001,, 1807,
JUNE 25, 1897
WILL ELEV ATE
YOUR SysTEM
THAT'S WIIAT 01311
Beef, Wine and iron
Will 30 for you. It's a tyol l ]mown feat
that as n blood building tonic there is n0
one clement in medicine of more value
than Iron, the effect of whiuh is to
etrotigthen and restore the red corpneoles
of the blood fwd is pecnliarl,t• adapted to
those pale, bloodless cumuli Hens that Wo
so ofteu see in the feeble and debt 'Bitted,
antl•oepeoially in females euflorine from
nervous depression, Ions of blood, palor,
weakness, fainting, ,Or,
The gentle stimulant of pore Sherry
Wino airs the nourishing prepertiee of
concentrated Soluble Beef makes a most
valuable and agreeable nourishment.
Try It, , Sold only
AT_
Fox's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
-Ap L. TAYLOR, BARP.ISTER,
.Aare Solicitor trod Cony oyanoler. Oollea-
tions made. 011ice-Vauetono'a Bloat, Brie -
eels. 31-3m
1' • M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, Conveyaoeen ,Notary Pub -
lie, &a. 011loo-Vanstore'e Moak, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
M• G. CAMERON,
(1,...,3, of Cameren, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor,GoderIch,
Ont. Onloe-Hamilton St., Opposite 001 -
borne Hotel.
G•
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot'e Office, Onderleh.) 011lce over
Gillies & Smith's Banit,Brueaols.
Money to Loan, 4'r
MEDICAL CARDS.
T• M. ARMSTRONG
Physician, enrgnon, Aceoucher, etc.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of Collage of 'Physicians
and Surgeons, Out. Orman -Nest door to
McDonald & Go., Walton out.
J. A. M'NALIGHTON,
M. D., 0. M., Trinity University, Fallow Trin-
ity Mediae! Oollege, Member College of Pily-
eloiane and Surgoeea, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. r Tetephoeo
40,14. Reaideuoe, Mill 81., Brussels.
DR. F. H. KALDFLEJSCH,
PHYSICIAN, 10001505 AND eccoucntra,.
SUCCESSOR ro DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st cress Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and ofTrinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
College of P)rysioiane and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Com•ao fu Detroit and
Chicago,1000, Specht) attention paid to dis-
eases of Nye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dia.
eases of Women. 1:. 0onsnitatton in Bug-
ileh and German. Telephone at residence.
BUSINESS (U.UWS.
INT H. PlaGRACKEN,
IeeurorofllarrlageLiceueas, Cib a
at ble Grocery, Tnrnberry Street. Bruesele.
N. BARRETT,
southTonsorial Artist. Shop -Nest door
MA, M, McKay & Co's hardware store,
Ladies'aud ohildrena hair outtiug a epooialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings hank takes Deposita trona
31.00 to 31,100 and ullnwe a(, Por cant.
interest, T. ilA131tOW,
37.805 Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INenuul40E,
FIRE AND MARINE..
GUELPH,
T. FLETCHER
IdsQe1 of Marriage Licenses,
0b'SIos AT JEWELRY STORE.
1No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
A LEX. HUNTF,I0,,
ti Clerk of this Fourth Matinee Cour
00. Reran. conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested ani to loan. Collections made
011100 in Graham's Block, Brussels
THOS. A. HAWKINS,
Will give lessons to pnplle either 0u
piano or organ, at Nis Muelo Room, opposite
the post -Mho., Brussels. Vocal lessons also
glvou. Tau years experience in teaching.
!germs mmrlorate
Ancient Order of Visited Workmen,
Thin old and praspe'oue.1raternal Aeeoe
ation numbering850,000 members are pro
Mintier; to thopblle their popular and anon
omioal rates to worthy Hien, at the very low
rate of about .18,00 par 81,008 per annum.
(Che ' Worknlo0" ll'A•onglf.iy ray 0141801*
(Alums and expect a purge inerease to las
members now that those American Line
Companies don't seem oatlafao0ory to Oan-
edi ns.-
BOBT, AIDISTRONG h W.OIg, W, IC SIM
ao
Rorder;tlRAtGiiTON,linano('or,