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Onr Trimming Machine is a decided
Woes% We always aim to have the
beet. With thio maohlee we trim your
paper anourately and no toot to you. We
heve a large etook of
Wall Papas
from which to select at rig19 prices.
Still a stook of and 4 roll remnants of
the Roddick estate which we almost glee
away.
BICYCLES.
Dou't forget we are agents in Brus-
sels for the celebrated Crescent English
Grade Wheels at Low Grade prices. 1)25
will buy a good LadiesWheel used but
little, and Child's' Wheel at 612,50.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. di R.
Trains leave Bruesels Station, North
and South, ae follows:
GOING SOUTH. GOING Noimr,
Express 7:le a.ro, I Mail ......... 9:10 p.m
9:45 a,m. Expreee 10:01 pan
gun" Iteips 4tems.
A. ohiel's arnang ye Main' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tim Pose gives the news.
Strew storm on Wednesday.
0. 0. F. next Tuesday evening.
GARDEN making is in fall blast.
IF you want to boy or eel! advertise in
Tan Pose.
THE Salvation Army Marine Band will
visa Brussels.
Tan music of the lawn mower will
soon be heard in tbe land.
Mentes are giving it to Bruesels people
where the chicken got the axe.
Illermeeer Menem is enlarging and im•
prolog bis residence ou Flora etreet.
Tem first tenors of the season was
played on Thursday afternoon of last
week.
Oun thanks are for remittanoes re,
oeived on subscription during the past
week. There are others.
LAST week the front of the Shiel block
were freshened up by the painters' brush
in the hands of Sample Bros.
A none hind axle on the wagon On
Tuesday afternoon delayed Enterprise
Salt Works delivering for G. T. R. ship-
ment.
A.McD. Amax, the well known fruit
expo rt, of Goderiab, says that the pros -
pots for the fruit crop were never better
than they are this year.
AT HOME in the Odd Fellows' Lodge
room on Tuesday evening of next week,
26913 inst. An intereeting program is be.
ing prepared for the occasion.
Tim American, Queen's and ()antral
Hotels will be the licensed premises for
the coming year M Bruesele, 'only three
hotels being allowed under the new
amendment 90 the Aot.
Tate week Meese& Rattan & Fitzpat.
riok are packing up their dry goods stock
in Brussels and intend removing to Bran-
don, Man. They will take a oar right
through. This firm has been in town
about five months.
DR. CAVANAGH, who has a fine dental
praotioe In Osven Sound, bas purohased
the three-storey brick residence of the
late Mr, Wilson, and will take posses..
Won on May let. Tbe price paid was
$2,500. All the modern improvements
are to be found in it.
A katoneess Discovnne.-"Soak and
Swab" is an infallable, painless and non.
poieonous remedy for the ore of eaneer,
cartilaginous ulcers, sore throat, and
a variety of Orin diseases. 11 ores
aanoer in any part of the body where the
liquid oan reaoh it. Send for circular
giving inatruotions how to apply the
liquid, or get ote from Mr. Fox, drug.
got, Brussele. Sold at 60 onto per pint
and 30 cote per helf•pint bottle. Mo.
Leod'e Laboratory, Goderiob, Ont.
NEW CONTRACTS.-Thoe. Newsome has
contraots for the building of new brick
reeidenees for the Misses Kelly, of Brute
eels ; James Ryan, of McKillop ; Wm.
Mines, let oan. of Grey ; and he also has
the job of the enlargement and improve.
meet of Wrn. Martin's residence, Brus.
eels. Mr. Newsome haa secured the ser-
vices for the Summer of Geo. Colvin end
Zebu Downey, both well known reechan•
ice and builders who will push the work
along.
THE HORT FACTORY Soen.-On Wed-
nesday of this week Bainton Bros., of
l3lyth, oloeed a bargain with Howe &
• Co. for the large brick woollen adory in
this plus. They take immediate pos.
Beaton. These gentleman are tanners and
glove manufacturers but in addition will
operate the) woollen mill, eluding rolls,
• spinning yarns, &c. We extend a cordial
welcome to them and wieh them every
eat:loess. Mr. Howe and family, who
have been residents of Brnsoele for the
past 16 yeare, will remove from town in
the coarse of a month or so and may go
bank to their old home at 'legator.
Mr. Howe hag a moat estimable family
and we Will be sorry to sea them remove,
A. orlon le on the program for the
evening of the Queen'e leirthdey.
Nen, Mama is undertaking the Wean
ing np of yards and pretniees la town this
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1OBe. ARMSTRONG 18 1141/111g hie 1091.
donee brightened up by a new dress of
ptrasitat Fred, McCracken the can.
BRUSSELS oorpe of the Salvation Army
le having its 'tape" and "downs" of late,
The barracks has been looked an them by
the proprietor.
Tun Salvation Army Marine Band will
visit Brussels on Saturday, April 00th,
and Sunday, May let. Meetings will be
held in the Town Hall.
Vac Odd Fellowe' Hall will in future
be lighted with ineemdethent eleotrie
light. 16 lamps have been put in position
wbioh do the work designed in good sbape.
Bests Beere-A. base ball meeting will
be held at the Council Chamber on Fri-
day evening 22nd inet., at 6 o'elooketharp.
By order of the President, Dr. KW bileisoh,
CLEGG .0 DAMES shipped a CRT Of stook
from Brussels this week. 0:her ship-
ments were salt by Enterprise Works ; 2
oars of wheat by Bather & Yanstone ;
and flax by Livingston Bro.
Teeers.-A meeting for the re.organi.
Wien of Brussels Tennis Olub will be
held in Barrister Sinolair's offioe on Mon-
day evening of next week at 8 o'clock.
All interested are asked to attend.
Ierthe Birth notices last week THE
Pose reported that a datellaterhe,d arrived
et S. Leppard'e, Toronto. We are in.
formed that the "daughter" is a son so
we cheerfully make the correction and
hereby apologise to the young gentleman.
Comm Princess Alexandria, 0. 0. F.,
Brussels, sent $16.60 as a gift to Philip
Seel,of Cadillao, Miele, a former 13rue.
setae and brother Forester, who had the
misfortune to loth his arm by the falling
of a tree in the bolt where he was ohop•
ping. Mr. Seel was a very industrious,
tweedy ohne man and is well deserving of
aid in leis temporary inability to work.
1 CENT 4 WORD. -To encourage people to
make their smuts known through the
oolumns of TIM POST and to prove the
benefits of advertising we will for two
months insert small advte, at 1 cent a
word each edition, nothing less than
10 cents, however, to be paid at time
order is given. A test will prove the
value of this method instead of speeding
days or weeks looking for something that
a 10 oent advertisement in THE POST
meld fine.
Puree Weeente.-IVeeneeday of last
week Thoe. McLauchlin, the well known
horeeman, of Brussels, attended the Pal-
merston Spring Show with his splendid
there' bred Clyde horse, "Sir Walter."
In a Wass of seven he carried off let
prize and tbe diploma for best horse on
the ground. In Listowel on Friday etre
MoLauchlin also captured the red ticket.
This is nothing new for "Sir Walter" as
he has always been a prize winner and is
in prime condition this season.
BROKE in Beee.-A. standard bred
sucking colt, belonging to Dr. Shaw, of
Clinton, was playing in the yard in which
it was kept on Monday of last week,
when in some manner it broke its haak.
There were other horses in the enolosure
with it, and whether they injured the
colt, or whether it was itself the muse of
its den misfortune, is unknown. Dr.
Blokall was (gelled in, and was compell-
ed to 13111 11. The animal was valued at
0100, and was bred from Scott & War•
wiok's them' bred horse "Coetumer," of
Brussels.
PRESENTAT/ON Os A RING TO M118, TUSTS.
-Mrs. Jno. Forbes, Albert street, euter-
taioed Mrs. Tufts' Sundae (wheel olami of
youog ladies at her borne Thursday
evening of last week and an enjoyable
time was spent. During the evening tbe
pupils made their teacher the recipient of
a beautiful gold ring with the word
"Mizpah" in raised letters upon it. Tie e
following address acoompanied the gift :
To Mrs. Tufts,
DEAR FRIEND AND TEACIIER.-BeeinIsts
e try to give the unpleasant things in
O as email a portion of our thought as
ossible, so we have struggled resolutely
t to think of the parting that we are
w forced to contemplate as being eo
ar at hand. Even now we San scarcely
dere to ourselves a continuance of the
ppy and profitable Sabbath afternoon
eetinge in Melville church with you left
6. You have given us so many proofs
loving interesb in and devotion to our
at and highest good that we realize
at you have a personal love for each of
that will make the separation a felt•
O to you. For ourselves, we eanuot ex•
se in ward e the love that we have for
u, and the =ware of that love is the
aetne now of our sorrow and sense of
s. Ibis but our duty to assure you
t your true womanhood and ode
ristian character have always been,
d we tenet always will be, an inspir-
on to each of us to strive to attain to
t higher life that is hid with God.
you have come before ue moll Bab.
b, with the message of the Master,
have been eminently etiocessfel in
sing US to realize that many of those
age that to tie were hidden or but
ly seen, to you were greet and glad
lities. It is our earfiest desire that
too may realize in our individual
a the comfort and joy that you have
ght us, not only by word but by your
le life, is to be found in the fellow.
01 Christ. In presenting to you Mill
, our ohms ring with ite inscribed
yer, tee are sure that one thought has
most place with eaoh one of us and
is, that a loving Father wt11 guide
hrottgh by ways we know not yet un -
e again form a complete olase ring
ore to know the sorrow Of parting.
go from us now to your new home
O far West and in a shod time
o will stretch between us illimitable
ries and barrier mouutains, but be
red that not even prairie stretebes
ouutain ranges will prevent no from
g with you many a time in spirit
in thought. For you we wish, and
00 0010 1130.6 19 will be realized, that
life, now that you leave ue, will
as math of sunehtne in it as a lo'.
atter gees is well. While time, ae
troyer, is alined omnipotent our
dship we believe to be of that ender-
ittd that will bid him a proud de.
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Glenelg, Gray Co., an old resident passed
away last Sunday in the perean of Areh.
McDougall, brother to Mre. Donald Seat,
of Bramels, aged 71 years. He had been
in poor health for some years, genetal
debility being the calm of death. De.
cased wee been in Pitloohy, Perthehire'
Scetland, and eittne to Canada over 50
yeare ago. For a timber of years Mr.
McDougall was foreman ter the late Jos.
Whitehead, of Clinton, as ottrpenter on
the 13ufftelti & Lake Heron railway 00O.,
struotion and after oompletirig hie work
ha took up land in Gleteeig, where be has
oontietted to reside, He twice married
and his good wife and one deughter
sarvive him. Ilers. MoDougail was a
Mho Pefolteohnie, of Proton tocenship.
The subject of MN natio was a reesbye
terian in religion, and rt, Liberal in poll.
tioa, note! took OW an Tuesday
aftettion.
"Like the Me in which Mem have etme
been dietilled
Yon may beefir, you may shatter, the
tose if yeti will,
But the stout of tbe row will hang
toted it still,"
Mrenate made an appropriate reply,
She lute tanght thie elms for the 938880 12
years. 19 10 oompoged of 19 pupils.
Mrs, (1409 Bees WM amend MM. /WM
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THE BRUSSRLS POST
4,40.1.a.mgyfels•
3 on 4 care of hogs will be shipped
131000010 next Diode.), by the Iota
ere.
010 VRLLONVH' melee next Bab
morning at 11, o'olook. Rev, Mr. L
of Winglttn, will be the preaoher,
three linked brethren are asked to
et their hall at 10.30 sharp.
AUOTION Sale of houttetiold turn'
petters% ovate, &o. 99 9130 res1deno
It, L. Taylor, William atreet, on Sa
day Raw:noon of next week, 00115 inet
1 o'olook. Ir. S. Scott will be the
eleGeru
ceoe, master of eilAVS
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invtor of atter-sets, ate.! bad
Brewer take a view of the interior of
chop on Queen street the other day,
WOG 9 good photo, and thews Toni
work on a owes ant easy.
(Mee, to the remove!, of le, W. Mel
to Brantford, W. E. Armstrong was el
ed to the position of Foreman in
13009011, A. 0. U. W, for the Woos
1898. He will make an ellioieub Mike
he takes a great interest in lodge 08,Savant, oases of eearlet fever in tos
The attending pbysioian or parents
expected to °empty with the Board
Health regulations as to plaoarding
house and avoiding mingling with bleep
113 until the fever is past, Cards may
prooured from Dr. DIoNaughton, tiled
Health Officer.
BARRISTER Beast wrote T. E. Hays
reference to the report that he bad f
nigher] the Mitchell Advocate Editor w
the information if published referring
Robert Armstrong, at one time Return
011ioer in East Huron alt former el
tion. Mr. Hays writes Dlr. Blair that
never gave any such particulars to
Advocate as it published. Tbere
want of harmony eome place in tbe
erect storiee tole that somebody shot
settle.
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Council met at the Towuship Hall ou
in April gth, pereuent to adjouremene
ur. Membere were 3,11 preseue reeve in the
ith chair, lifinutee of last meeting were read
to and confirmed, leetibion of Cline. See-
ing , hater and others to have stateta .labor
ete nerformedfo the village of Mulosworth.
be Moved by Robert Dilworth, seconded by
the James DloDoueld that Mr. Brown be
O a authorized to speed the tom of $10 00 in
He repairing the Molesworbh rowl melded
ild Wallace Council grant au equal sum.
Carried. IlorIwell Speirau, sr., uetilled
eg the Council 1,0 have Goverment Drain
eo No. 1 cleaned out opposite lot 28, con. 16,
OU stating that hie underdrains are ootnplete•
or ly choked up. Moved by Wm, Brown,
Y ; seconded by Robb. Dilworth that Mr,
; Livingston attend to it. Carried, Ap-
e plication of Samuel Chambers for n ditoli
ed on road opposite lot 24, con. 7. Mr. Die
re worth to vetoed. to it. Moved by Robb.
rid Dilworth, seconded by Wm. 1.3rown that
b.. lot 15, co. 3, be detached from School
ection. No. 4 and added to School Sete
tion No, O. Co Moved by James
McDonald, seconded by Robt. Livingston
that the Reeve and Treasurer be author-
ized to renew the note of $2576.80 in the
Standard Bank, Brussele, for three
months. Carried. Moved by Wm.
Brown, seconded by Robe Dilworth that
the sum of $30.00 be granted for repairs
to the boundary Grey and Elmo., between
the Sth and 10th cons., provided 9130101039Connell grant an equal sum. Carried.
Moved by Robb, Livingston, seconded by
Wm. Brown that the Reeve and Treasur-
er be authorized to borrow of Rachel
Spence the sum of 5400.00 for three
tnonths for township purposes. Oarried.
John Rose applied for gravelling at lots
24 and 25, con. 5 aud.6, a very bad piece
of toad. Moved by Robb, Livingston,
Boom -led by Robe Dilwotth that the snm
of 580.00 be granted. Gerrie& By-laws
No. 110 and 120 were theu real several
times and passed. The following ac-
counts were presented, viz. :-Thomas
Bower, repairing washout on boundary
Grey a,nd 1010300, 03.00,; Edward Mit.
»hell, repairing sideroad 6, on. 1, $6,00 ;
Henry Aloocic, repairing oulvere, eideroad
1, con. 14, 932.00; Marshall Harrieon, as-
sietanee in surveying extension to Gov -
velment Dreett No. 2, $4 50 ; George Mc-
Donald, gmvel, 54.00; Daniel Eveleigb,
balance of oared grading and gravelling
at lot 20, was. 9 and 10, $14.00. Moved
by Jas. MODOliald, seconded by Wm.
Brown that the 'above .aecounts be paid.
Carried. Council then adjourned to
meet again at the Township Hall on
Thursday, the 26th day of May, as Court
of Revision of the Amassment Roll, 1898,
Wu. Spence, Clerk.
Last Senility Rev, G. Abey, fount.
tent, 000ttpled the pulpit of Se John's
Cherub. filo text in the molting was
fit, Luke 24th chapter anti pert uf the
34111 veese "The Lord is teeth indeed."
n the eventee his tubject was "The
Fruit of the heti it "
Belmenes school Meta la an 50000031 -
cal lot of geurernen and Wand of pub.
belting the Atelitors' abstract of the re.
ecipts and expouctitures they merely poet
it up in the pot ofboe, Would it molt be
I, good plan to adopt the same course with
the monthly winning of 0011501 report in.
need of handing them into the news.
papers
TOO CLOSE To BE Forte, - Monday
eveuitte as Barrister Blair MIS oomieg
down town humble residence he heard the
I apart of a gun end almost simultaneously
wur
as greatly sprised and somewhat
elermed to have a grain of shot dense
him in the aide of the face. He followed
up the gunner and gave him Borne legal
advioe at a low rate that should profit
1.09 3101900 oarelesely diseharging fire -
e1039 withita the corporation. If Dlr.
Blair had not been a, lawyer the shot
:night have done him more harm.
Seem Arnice.-Wednescley oveni
Ex•Set•gt, Major Sohoof lectured in 1
school room of the Methodist church
his experiences in South Africa. F
over an hour he dwelt oa jonthe
his experiencee in the mounted polio
the various bribes and their cherub
istios ; personal edventurea ; and olos
with au exhibition of lightning ewe
exereise. The night being dark a
rainy no doubt prevented many front a
tending but Afr. &hoof speaks again on
Thursday evening. He has a large num•
ber of enrios, such as skies of lions, tigers,
panthers, hyenas, serpents, le. His
lectures are entertaining, instructive and
thrilling.
BRUSSELS CHEESE FAOTORY.-W, W.
Hanle, proprietor of Brussels ahem
factory, has taken a situation with T.
Ballantyne & Sons, of Stratford„ as
obsess buyer for this seethe. He has en-
gaged the services of John Skalizky, of
Atwood, a aompetent maker, to manage
the factory in his absence. Dlr. Harris
will not have to leave until on toward
June, so will be on hand at the opening,
and will also occasionally visit and in -
goat the work being done. Mrs. Har-
ris and family will continue to make
their home at the residence in cionneetion
with the factory. Blesses. Ballantyne
may consider themselves as very fortun.
oto in securing so competent a man as
Mr. Harris bas proven himself to be,
A. O. 110 W. -For the "Good of the
Order" at the A. 0. U. W. on last Friday
evening a jolly time was spent. The pro-
gram was 00 follows :-Instrumental
music was given by Dr. Kalbfleisole
Harry Werner and D. Ewan ; and ad-
dresses by W. H. ISicOraeken on "Lazi•
nese," Harry MeCrae on "Pepsin,. T.
Wismar on "Gentlemen," M. H. Moore
on "Statesmanship," and W. E. Arm.
strong on "Humbugs ;" Dr. Xallefleisch
glee an theount of his courtship and
marriage ; Wm. Ainley spoke on 'Mow
to make our lodge boom ;" T. Farrow on
"Haltom" At the neat meeting of the
Lodge addressee will be given on England,
Ireland, Scotland and Canada. by Thee,
Farrow, W. H. McCracken, Revds, Jno.
Ross, B. A., and S. J. Allin. Mole along
National lines will also he rendered at
this meeting, so there should be a large
torn -out.
THAT Sr. Tnoexes Mumma CASS.-The
Se Thomas mingling ease, in which Rev.
G. F. Salton formerly of lerussels, 9099
connoted, may probably 00011 10 a law
suit. It seems that after the case was
disposed of by the polio magistrete and
Mr. Salton acquitted, Sanitary /impactor
Sbaw wrote to one of the St. Thomas
papers stating 91399 11 Mr. Salton had no
doubt that he had a right to mingle with
the public, as he 011, why did he say to
Shaw "I will give you $20 to settle the
whole thing quietly.. This Ilto. Balton
describes as palpably false, libellous and
slanderous, and he leas instructed his
senator, John Farley, Q. 0., that if Mr,
Sbaw does not retract his statement and
e,pologize, to enter legal proceedings
against him. In Saturdayie issue of the
Journal Dlr. Salton hue a letter defending
bis motion in the ease. Mr. Shaw has
written o. letter in reply to Mr. Salton,
•which the Journal refuses to publish,
saying that as far as it is concerned the
controversy is at an mid.
BAST HURON EM
L/OSES.-Monday 01 1110
week Last Huron License Board met in
Brussels to consider the applioationo for
hotel lionses for the caning year. All
the members were present. Licenses
were granted as follows :-)elowick Town.
ship-Forciwioh, A. Orr ; Gerrie, Geo.
Brown and R. White; Lakelet,
MoKenzie ; Belmore, 1. Lamonby ;
Wroxeter, J. Gofton. Turnberry.-
Bluevale, John Putlaild, Morrie. -Bel -
grave, Jno. Soandrete ; Walton, Mrs.
Sage. AloKillop.-Leadbury, T. Ione ;
Dublin, T. Orawford. Grey, -Oran -
brook, J. Long; lithe', jos. Querrin
Molesworth, Chas. Beebaver ; Saws.
town, Tilos, Molev3en, beer and wine
Bono. Brunette -OM°, Arnent, Jae, B.
Stretton, and C. Zilliax. The following
reeolution was passed by the Boyd eela.
tive to the application of H. James for
license for the Revere House I-Reeolved
that whereas by the root amendment
to the Liquor License Aot, seotion No.
18,11 has become neoeesary that the
number of Tavern licenses to bo granted e
in the village of Brussels shall be reduced
to three (the 931090831 number being four,) wheteast notwithstanding the very
favorable petition in favor of the house
known as the Revere House, owing to
its not being looted in as central a posi,
tion of the village, or has it •the etribunt
of aoommodation ot any of the other a
boom in 'mid village, for these Malmo
i1 is hereby resolved that no Nose be
vented to the mid Revere /lout° for ti
license year of 1808-0, Lieense will be 1
grented to the Oonnneroial Hotel, Wrox.
eter if o ettitable tenant is 0001100, letr,
White, the page year'e tenant, going to ti
Gorrihe e. TBoard will meet on Monday, 31
Meet 2nd, at the Queen'e Hetet, Btuesele, ob
• to sign 114013000 And oomplete 01960919 0810, A
Business Locals.
Wneees from $40 up to 5100 at A.
Cousiey'e.
Orem and Timothy seed by oar lot at
.e. Comae handles' everything that le
Brinker & Vanstone.o
used by a bicycle rider.
Ilereme be harness, collars, &o., done
promptly, I, C. Richards.
A. CANADIAN made bioyele, up to date,
for 030.00. Money & 0o.
Damon mammoth, long, red, man'
gel seed at Jas. Ballantyne's,
Rooms to let over MoOraoken's store.
Apply to W. J. McCracken.
Linea quantity of &wean windowe,
the latest improved. McKay & Co.
DID you see the Gendron bike in A,
Cousley's window? It's a dandy.
Sim out new stock of trunks and eat.
cbele. Very cheap. I. 0. Richards.
Goole, dry American corn, the best for
feeding purposes for sale at Roee' mill.
Cowman 9110018 are great sellers.
Six sold since Jan. 1st, 1898. A. Couslay.
Fon genuine value in harness come to
us, we lead in this line. I. 0. Richards.
Do not forget) we repair boots and shoes
of all kinds, cheap and neat. I. 0, Rich-
ards.
Two toe of oiled and annealed fence
wire at pieces lower than ever. McKay
& 0o,
E. & D. bearings are guaranteed for
three years. Come iu and see them, A.
(3°Cleov
slaYA and timothy, Dutoh Sete and
fresh garden seed in abundance at Me•
Crackenee
PAIR of spec:Moles found. Owner May
have MUM by paying for this notice.
Tun POST Publishing House.
Six tons of imported bathed and plain
twist wire at the lowed figure ever offer.
ed in Atnerlea. McKee, & 0o.
Two good second hand pianos, very
nearly me good ag neweleiguare and 1
upright ease, will sell very oheap. le.
Lotherdale.
Wesene,--Any quantity of butter and
eggs. We are still paying 9 and 10 oente
ash or trade for egge. G. n. King,
aVingluen.
Reutemann that you oan save from $15
o 526 on en organ by buyInf.0 from le,
Leatherdale. Six octave piano eased
• egene for $05.
I neve the largest etook of window
hetes thio Spring ever as in Brussels
nd at plots below T. Eaton's; good
hedge for 80o. 11, Leatherdale.
Its yott went a baby outage call in and
se R. Leatherdale end get prices. He
as it 901 of thorn and is hound to sell
hem if mime bas anything to do with it,
Event lagye, hair requithe attention at
men. Lee Prof. Dorenwend point out
bat to do to preserve it And dress it be.
tningly. Fashion hinges on hie Olee,
American nem On Tneeday; April 26,
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ASSETS, • • (Seven Million Dollen) e • 17,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - . $2,000,0e0
Agencies in al/ pr Maipel points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, mil e.1 Ben tee (0 Enfeht ed.
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ROWSWAS DitaNCIW.
A General Banking llusiuese Transaoted. Farmers' Notes Dismounted.
Drafte limed and Collections made on all poiets.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Inberest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from (let of deposit to date
withdrawel anti compounded half yeaely,
S1.130163, ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLEOTIONo FARMERS' HALE NOTES.
Every facility allotted Onstomere livilig at a dietanoe.
J. A. STEWART MANAGER.
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(3 I REALESTA
3. P. S.MITII, eye specialist, will be in
Brussels on Wednesday, April 27011, on
day on/y, at Fox's drug store. If you
have any defect in your eyesight it wil
pay you to sec him, Examinatlons free.
CalI y.
20 New Booms Sono. -Up to Satur•
day, 9th inst., Walker & Smith, Bruesele,
sold 20 new buggiee this season. 586,00
buggies ab 0 reduced pri00 sell about ae
fast as $65 buggies can be given away. We
have reduced our best work. Weeiceu &
SMITH.
A noon to the affiloted.-Lte is (timing
again, -T, P. Smith, the noted eye
[medalist, will be at Fox's drug store
one day only, Wednesday, April 27111. • If
your eyesight is effected don't fail to call
and see hint.
Oxit hundred semen acme, mortised, of
Wear kiln dried pine, braced and finished
in two coats of paint, manufactured by
Colter, of Ethel, and sold by us at $1.25
oomplete. Leave your orders early end
some the boob value is the market.
McKay & 00.
PanWno ARE BALD.—Did you ever
think of replacing the lost hair by artifi•
oial means ? Prof. Dorenwend can do it
for yon so that your most intimate
[elands would not know it. Ile will be
at the American Hotel on Tuesday, Aprll
2611, where he invites you to call and
witness a practical demonstration of the
Mot.
ABOUT Busies. -.I have made arrange•
ments with Walker & Smith to sell their
buggies, wagons and carts. I have a good
experience in the trade and I know these
buggies to be the beet. Give me a call
and I will sell as oheap as honest work
can be sold at. Bring along any wood
wink and I will get it done for you. All
work guaranteed. P. SCOTT, Brussels.
1; TpARkr FOR SALE,TE UN
ETEIBIGNED offers MS 100 sore farm for
ea/e, being Lot 22, 1.7 Con, 7, Morris. There
are 70 acres element ane nutter arop balanoo
hardwood busit, Their is a gro'd frame
house, with hitehen, woodshed and (teller
aomplete ; batik bare with stone stabling ;
orchard, wells, 0011 011 other oonvonlonees.
OnlY of a mile from school and be
miles
from Brussels. P0sues4ou would be given
at once, Por price and terms apply on the
premises or to Brussel.; P. 0,, to
34.11 SIMON FORSYTH Proprietor,
FOR SALE OR TO
.L RENT.—Tho undersigned offers his
eligible 04 hors farm for sole 110 to
rout, being South part of Lot 5, Oonoes.
Mon 12, Grey, All under cultivation, well
watered and well fenced. There lev. good
stone house, bank barn, oreinird, welin, ,be,,
on the promises, Also a splendid Stone
quarry fintu which a good TOVOM10 is realiz-
ed. Only 01 nines front Brussels. Worms
reasonable. For further partienlars aft to
price, &a., apply to
JURNauronzrz,, Proprietor,
35.11 13russels P. O.
ORERAR.-In Grey, On April 12111, the
wife of Di r,Donald Orernr of a son.
DENA1AN.—In Grey, on April 8, the wife
of Mr. James Denman of a daughter.
=TM3E,
ALEXANDER -In Stratford, on April 79113,
Wm. Alexander, Impeder of Public
&bode for the County of Perth,
aged 54 years, 8 months and 4 days.
A.T.TOWX5:>2.7
SATURDAY, 0.93001. 30-1Ionsehoki furni•
tura, &o., William street, Brussels. Sale
unreserved at 1 o'olook. R. L. Taylor,
proprietor ; Ie. S. Soott, auotioneer.
03
X52-5.7'SErnEr'..:..S I\C.,9.1.871.:=T,
Fall Wheat 88 90
Barley-. - - 80 35
Peas 55 56
Oats29 30
Butter, tubs and rolls .., 14 16
Eggs per dozen 8 c
Flour per barrel.. ... - 4 00 4 50
Pobatoes (per bag) 00 00
Hay per ton. ...... 5 00 5 50
Hides trimmed 5.1 ae
Hides rough 6 6
Salt per bbl., reteil1 00 60
Sheep Elkins, eaoh 40 40
Lamb skins each 25 25
Hogs, Live 4 00 4 25
Dreseed Hoge 6 00 6 76
Apples (per bag) 50 50
ONE CENT A WORD COLUDIN.
[Ender this handing small inlyts. will he
inserted each week al 1 cent a word. No
advt. lass than 10 oeuth, nonnYer, to be paid
for when order is given 3
Wngon trucks for sale. Bargain. W.
9TEWAR5.', Brussels.
Pasturage for cows. Good grass, water
Plentiful. W. E. STEWART.
Money to loam Apply at Tins Pose.
Jersey heifer calf for sale. Apply to
TROS. BALLANTYNB.
THE PEOPLE'S COLURUL
TT OUSE AND LOT FOR
senne-The undersigned offers her
house and lot ou Turnberry street, Brus-
sels, for sale. Good well on the promises.
Apply to MU. HENRY liVTLIECE, 37.4
T.p. el GS FOR liATORING.—THE
1-4 undersigned has eggs from pure bred
Plymouth Bock and White Leghorn fowl
for sale. 0. 130090.150, Graham's Survey,
Bruesels 374.1
r110 RENT.—A GOOD BRICK
J.. house with an acre of geound attached,
Suitable for retired farmer. Bent vary low.
Situated 10n Qneen street, Bask seesaws.
Apply to Tetuetteei PRPPRIt, Loth, Sou. 0,
Grey. 09-
GGS FOR HA.TOIIING.-
4 Settings of Mire bred Black Minorca
eggs for sale. 61.00 901 13, l'ilre bred Min-
orca cookerot for tale. 83-tf
LESLIE KERR, Brussels.
1110 RENT.-TIIA.T VALUABLE
'Pasture farm being Lob 12 in the 10913
Coneeesion of the Township of Gray, For
full particulars apply to
88. MRS, A NB WALEETt, Brussels.
TT OUSE AND LUT FOR SALE
wo nnuts,-Tbe undereigued offers
for sale or to root 11360 11 story frame Louse
ou Turnbetry atmet, North of the Terrnee,
lately otteupeut by% Et, Jackson. Por par.
tienhere eppty to W. 13, Korr,or tile °Whet,
II0 A Itle , Atiburn P. 0. 0051
tiAnng von SALE Olt TO
RENT, -11.10 untlernigned offers Lis 50
hero fam, ;being Bast Ralf Lot 30, 0 in e7,
Gray, for sale Or te rent, There are 40 et0TOS
etiontult Rouseovatee oil eouvenieUCOS.
PossesSien glyon 990004, MeV fitrther 1,ar•
Oehler/I apply 10 JOIIN GRANT ,e1 that nee
BOARS FOR SERITIOE.—TPIE
undersigned win helm 'for service, on
0,00 0, Oon, 3, Gray, a thoro' bred improved
Yorkshire boar and a tho' bred largo Eng-
lish Berltsbire hog, Pedigrees may be seen
on applioatiou. Toms, SLOG, to be paid at
time of service, wi tI3 privilege of returning
if necessary. ARTHUR SMITH,
40.4* proprietor.
MO PIG 13REEDERS.—I HAVE
bought a registered Tamworth Hog
from R. George & Sous, Crampton, bred
from imported stack on both sides, Rio
sire weighed 048 lbs. at Toronto laet Fall. I
have also a large English registered Berk-
shire, bought from Jas. Dorranco, Seaforth.
Pedigree may be seen on Replication, Terms
t81.00. For sale—a number of pure bred
Berkshires fit for brooding. I have 9 Pigs
one mouth old bred from a full sister of the
sow that got first prize et the World's Pant
JAMBS SPEIR,
84-11 Lot SO, 6111 Line, LIOSTIS,
BULLS FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 10, Con, 13, Grey, the thaw' bred Here-
ford bull "Picture," Also a thoro' bred Dor.
Wm bull. Both are othaptionelly fine 0,0 -
iamb. Terms, 01.00, to be paid Jas,
1890, with privilege of 1.4=14 if necessary.
01.4 TURNBULL,
Proprietor.
APRIL 22, 1898
Never Before
[lave we had snob a demand for
WALL
ER
As we are having thin orison. Our
TRIMMING MACHINE is kept goiug
almost constantly, bub we were quite pre•
pared 101 11 baying bought thoordingly
and ooneequently our 01001190 in excellent
tempo yet. We are showing exeeptional
values in papers at 6o, 60 and 7o, euitable
for bedrooms, ettoliena, &re, and some
very attractive designs for dieing rooms,
parlors, &a., from 8a upwards.
Parties hanging their own Legere
will lied it very convenient to have it
trimmed for them ready th put on the
wall, without adding anything to the oost
tet it,
We do this free at
Poz' s Drag too.
1--1Ve are agents in Brussels for
Oar Native Herbs,
Kootenay Rbeumatio Cure,
Ag,newts Heart Cure,
T.OARM IPOR SALE. -150 ACRES
L. Consisting of the Soulul and South
o!fheNo11i4 of Lot 80, Oon 2, East Wawa -
nosh, TY is is an excellent stook 1a,b10a
well supplied with good spring water. 09 00
situated about 8 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of it is under
grass. Buildings and Mims are in afair
state of ren air. Basy terms 01 9901001 will
be given. For all information apply to
11-1f G,F, 131,4115, Barrister, Brussels.
.o5Preffera,‘Orit,
Commercial School qf the 'high-
est grade—none Letter in the
Dominion.
ENTER AT ANY TIME.
catotopme Free.
W. X. ELLIOTT, Principal.
FRZ.:613126a11191...:C511ThrewaltAillatEMICiallagl...mrliintelaalintinnaiSeCiaciffielliali
Shines Gloriously
upon the
Season's Opening.
Our large, strong and warm connection of the past
grows larger, stronger and warmer as the Seasons roll
around. Our establishment has always been the Empor-
ium of the County for Quality of Goods and Cheap-.
n'ess, and we intend to keep it so.
..comainammemorx...a...1
Gas Ranges, convenient for Summer use ; Blue Flame Coal .
011 Stoves ; Union Scales ; Even Balance and Side
Beam ; Lawn Mowers; Screen Doors, complete
with spring hinges and knob, etc., or made to
order, any size ; Barn Door Rollers and
Tracks ; Ready Mixed Paints and
Enamel ; Poultry Netting.
airy .6 'applies,
Hint Cans, Pails, Pans, Creamers, etc, Tinware and Gran-
iteware of the first quality and finest cut prices.
Equally low are Blinding Hardware, Har-
vest Tool, Spades, Shovels, etc.
15
TONS
t)je
ER MI
Lowest
Prices.
Oar Load of Barb Wire, Plain Galvanized Wire,
Oiled.and Annealed Wire.
WHEEL BEARING 011URNS.41101,6,_
0011 SPECIIALTY IS A
New Cook Stove with Reservoir,
Honest Goods lit Honest Prices and the Lowest
Ever Given for Spot Cash.
:
At, GERI Y,
liardwarel Stove 86 Tinware Merohnts.
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