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THE B,USSiiaLS POST
MAX 27. 1898
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PEAT rltpid growth owing to the sum
saline end olluwerd.
A trio of Italiana was in town on
WHdnreatty with harp, violin ane date
disnoltrood sweet mneio,
Mae. 1V. '1', Hume sold her emu and
lot oil John area to George Olvar, of
LitiS place, for the stun of '8315, 1t 1000 a
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Tflit many friends of the late Con.
dilutor Snider, than whom few in Ontario
have enjoyed a wider popularity, will be
pinged to lenru that a memorial volume
an "Tire Life and Work of Conduotur
Snider," ie shortly to be !issued by Wm.
Briggs, giving an admirable biographical
sketch by Rev, D. W. Suidet ; a number
of tributes, personal, and from various
moieties, etc.; two of the Conductor's
best sermons, "The Bleaaed Invitation,"
and "The Railway Burnell," and his
well•known lecture on "Life on the Rail."
Rev, lir. Grillin, who contributes an in.
broduption, observes that "No more pope.
lar conductor ever took charge of a rail.
way Lenin," and that his affable treat.
meet of the travelling public mute him
a universal favorite.'
IN LEAOON Wive THE DENTISTS. -A
Poar fellow who lens evidently been taokl•
a piece of cow, milled by courtesy
beetateak, but whioh would batter answer
the purpose of door hinges, or bumpers
for a palace ear, saute hie maohiee and
grinds out the following :-' Bacltward,
turn baalhsvnrd, 0 1 time in fii lit ;
make us all young again just for to•nighl,
Let 08 forget that we aver were old ;
lived when old milk °ows were butchered
and Bold ; passed over the counter for A
1 ;bring me my gmt air, bring me
gun. Take us °nee more to the daye
of out ponth ; do it before I have lost
ever tooth. Chewing upJoos.
9 g leather line
shortened my years, darkened my path-
way, bedewed it with tears. Shoot the
old heifer and cut her in halves, mother
of 16 or 20 calves. Pitch the vile stuff iu
deep burning lake. Give us some
steak.'
RECITAL AT PROF. 1Le-ttIxe' Rooms :-
The followingare the navies of Mr,
Hawkins' muic pupils who tookpart in
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the recitals last Friday evening and
Saturday afternoon :-Mre. Jones, Mrs,
Robinson, Mies. Engler, Myrtle Wilson,
Fanny Thomson, Jessie McLouehlin,
Tena Sinclair, Minerva Jonee, Aggia
Herbert, May Deadman, May Skene,
Mildred Soon, Ada Ross, Marion Mc.
Kenzie, Jean Ritobie, Mary Ross, Gerbie
Ewen, Luella Ross, Allis Colvin, Lizzie
Hollinger. Berea Bryane, Maod Bogard,
Aggia Douglsee, Ella McKay, Emma
Cardiff, Irene Backer, Gertie Duncan,
Ina Bryana, Lizzie Calder, Maggie Me.
Axter, Aunie Strachan, Agose Speir,
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Mr. Cameron, Mr. Curtis, Mr, Matheson,
0. Richards, Percy Riohards, 3, Calder,
Ernest Smith and Willie Duneau. The
apartments were very tastefully set out
for the 000081on.
A Mitchell aocxeepondent says in speak.
iug of tbe races On Tuesday :—The 2:50
pane and 2:27 trot and peas were good
ranee and were decided in 5 and 4 heats
respectively. The exciting event was,
however, the mixed race for 2:17 trotters
and 2:20 pacers. Mise Delmarah, owned
by Gus. Goebel, won the first and second
heats, notwithstanding that Pay Rock
was fevorate in the pools, and a apepioion
got abroad that there was a deal to have
Dore morob win the rue. A large number
people were present and in.
slated on the judges changing the drivers
on both Pay Rook and Wilkie Collins,
This was done with the result that Del.
march got only fourth position in the
third heat and was distanced in the
fourth, Wilkie Collins winning in three
straights with Pay Rock second, both
Stratford horses. There was much ex.
°ftement over the last heat, which was
brought vii after dark: Pay Rook's
driver was changed twice during the
raoe. The deal, therefore, did not work,
and those who were in it likely dropped
considerable money in the pool box, for
whioh nobody but themeelvee feels sorry.
TUE BEST or TED SEASON. - The pro-
gram presented by Mr. Macey of New
York, at tbe entertainment in the Town
Hall last Frfdey evening was an sentient
one and entitled him, in the judgment
of Brasselites, to the lofty position claim.
ed for him as an entertainer. Mr. Maxey
is not only an elocutionist of high merit,
whose gestures and facial expression go a
long way in adding life and vivacity to
his eeleotions, but as a vocalist is not
easily expelled. He therefore presents a
literary and mutest bill of fare almost
sure to please any audience. Hie literary
selections here were "Old Ace," "The
story of the hatchet," "The Little Hero,"
an Irish dialogue, politioal stump speech,
"Uncle Eph's Heaven," "Watabin'"the
sparkin ,' Good for nodding's dog,' a
religious story, "Palestine." There was
fun, pathos and a good foundation of
practical truth in the program. The
solos were "Friar of the olden time,"
The wedding tour,"to the tune of In
the gloaming," German "Drinking song,"
"0 !Jesus Thou art standing outside the
fast closed door," "Rocked in the cradle
of the deep," "Buzz little bee," a balled
"A Laugh," Ala Massy received very
hearty spplaaee, Miss Jean MoLaaob•
lin aflieheted as pianist in her usual coal•
patent manner• The entertainment was
ander the euspioes of the Public Library,
who profited by it from a financial point
welcomed back to Brusselsla t any r time
eels TT should have better CTIONS WANTED.-
ilway menu, rum
tions with the London, Huron & Bruce,
eapeofally so as Goderioh, our County
town, Gould be reached so mush more
conveniently than at present. Ton POST
has heard of a proposal to remedy the
existing difficulty whioh we believe
would fill the bill to a nicety with small
expense to the G.T.E. It fe that the
evening train from London instead of re-
maining over night at Wingham should
run on to Palmerston, stay all night and
return to Wingham next morning in time
to take regular run to London. This
would give no a firat•oleas connection
each way and would leave the ran about
the same as when thin brain went on to
Kincardine. With steam np, Drew on
board and every thing ready the addition.
al 88 miles would be a matter of small
concern, and by tach an arrangement
the G. T. R. people wollld fallow a spirit
of Eairnese to the people along the South.
ern Division of the W. G. & B, NOW we
have no train East after pM5 a. m„ and
no train West before 2 p. m., a paeeelx•
ger cannot go even to Wingham, 14 miles
distant, and return the same day. A
trial of the above proposed plan
would eventuate in both profit and entice
as to a5e5mm0datron to both the
and the public generally.The
Grand Trani( should do it and we sin.
hope they will arrange to do so at
onee.
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lluaoN Co, Coonoil will convene on
Jntie 7111 at uoderioh.
Toe fire alarm called out the Iirigsde
Thursday epnruiu) , the cause bai[Ig a f]['e
at Angus Campbell's, Mill street, We
Mrs, Woo Cornitlll 4f Alitnhell, is 1.0•
Hewing old friendships i)1 Brneaela ane
loenllty,
W. W. llarrlN ie somewhat improved
in health, but ie utlll real ill, We hope
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are glad to say the Rrenteu were not
nunnery as the incipient bleu was put
cut with a tow pails of water', The fire
saluted in the wood box with the help of
some of the children.
he will Poen he xntal„eeent.
Alfred Farr •w un.l wile, of Guelph,
and Wages Kenna tlni1 Pard of Therm
Y S', r
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dale, were visitors at Postmaster Far,
row's during the past week,
ASSETS, (Soren Million Dollars) $7,000,OOp
CAPITAL Antllorized
( )• 62'000,000
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8 nciesin all prittoipalpoints in Ontario, Quebec Aran UlitedSt States England.
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01BRuseole lauudry has been sold to Jun.
Hewitt, tonsorial artist, who will assume
charge in a few weeks. Mr. Hewitt puts
a competent man iu Merge. drosses.
McArthur &Mosier have given good
satiefaition shin neeuming control of the
washes {robes and we bona they will re-
main in town.
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A welcome vialtor t0 Brussels this
week well Miss Kate Richardson, of
1'`eLgua, a former teacher in our Public
oehool, Aliee Riohardson holde a 1st
claim Speoialiats' certificate and is 1100.
pnr'ed to take a position in Collegiate In•
attain work. Site is a oa ital teacher.
We ere pleased t0 hear that H. J. Af°r.
den,
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A General Rankin g Business Transacted, Fttrmexs Natos Disponnt°d.
Drafts Issued and Collections mads oil all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits. °f $1.00 and upwards from dot of deposit t0 dot° O
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TIIE WEST ZNDII!i3,
Just what is needed to Comte the differ
ea points Of interest in Oonneotion
PEst1SON,ti PARAGRAPHS.
of Kingston, formerly en the staff
of the Standard Bank here, has been
withdrawal and compounded half earl
yearly.
Semler, ATTENTION GIVEN e'HE G4LLEaTIaN
with the present war,
WE HAVES
Extra 'value just now in
attic Brushes, Tooth Brushoff and Combs,
A fresh supply of Fountain Syringes and
Trusses just t° hand. We ainl to keep a
nice stook of Toilet articles,
In Drugs we keep the best we tau
get. Wo keep all the leading Patent
Medicines. aappreciated.iug
Your patronage ie
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0, A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician & Bookseller,your2
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Dr. Davidson
promoted to the management 0f the
r0 OF Fauns' SALE NOTES.
spent the 24th at Strath.
roy,
Mies 211111e Roush is visiting at Wat•
ford.
Stonffville agency, from whence Air.
Brent conies to Bruesele 45 euooeseot t0
Mr. Stewart, who has so carefully looked
after the interests of the Standard hero
Every facility afforded Ouetomsre living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART AMANAann,
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To WS u On ono Side N x 2.
Mrs. Win, Bright le visiting her sister,
for the past 4 yenta. Stouffville is n
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AIre, Ziiiiax.
J. R. Smith visited his brother at Dur,
haat this week.
Will. Stewart was holidaying at Wood.
stook this week.
plow of 12 or 1400 inhlbitanbs and is 20
miles from Toronto.
Aire, William McCullough, of London,
Nae renewing old friendships in Brussels
this week, and els000mpieting the papers
E, & D. beariuge are guaranteed for
three years, 00me in and see them, A.
Sousisy,
Ems Wanted, Not lower its reported,
'AOR SALE,—A WELL BRED
�� Durham Boll, two rears old, Gond
stock getter. Apply t0 W. INNEfi, Lot 09,
Con.0,Mort'le, 45.4
CUBA AND WEST INDIES
On other side.
W. A. Crich muco a basiuese tript°
Toronto this weal(.
Mise Olive Gilpin, of Wfartoe, is the
in connection with the arlo of her prop-
arty here to Brea. 4. Good. We are
pleneed to Dear that Will. and Howard
.11 ciente. We also buy wool, oath or trade,
G E. King, Wingham,
Ors hundred soreen doors, mortised, of
clear kiln dried
��OUSZ; AND LOT FOR
ette and ]°t on u,u`loiiirram, rea6 sBrnat-
t Put up in a Haat folder for 155.
guest of Alra. 1. J. Gilpin.
Jno. Sample is bank from Seatarlh and
py
is wielding Ibe painter's brush,
Harry Macrae, of THE Pear, is doing
the "mumps act" Hale week.
McCulivg2}1 have gone into buaineaa for
themaelvee in the 1'oront Oit having
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purba=ed the butchering 011011 of :lies,
James Perkins, 810 Central ave. T'bay
took possession on March let. '1'1 c Len-
pine, braved and finished
in two cute of
Bober, of Ethel, laud lsold manufactured
us at $1 by
complete. Leave your orders early and
scout's the beet value in the meeker.
Moleay & Co,
0010, for solo. Good well on the pronlioso,
Apel • to MRS. II1sNRY 1viLBF77. 07.8
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Meeting,
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WE HAVE SOME VERY NIDE
REMNANTS OF
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Mra. W. T. Hunter and Mrs. Kenny
t0 Detroit
dun people will find the boys t, „thy of
The anuuat mooting of Faat Ituron l ttrm•
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DSTENBION w. e. & a,No.
roburGed th18 Neeli,
Postmaster Farrow was in the leen
City for a few days this week.
Mrs. McLean and Miss Ethel, of Look.
now, are vieiting,Mre. Jae. Pox.
Fred. Lowick, of Tiverton, tvas in
Brussels on the Queen's Birthday,
their OOIlfidesco and \vs. Nib t:.knl everyole'
BUOoees.
The Kingston Whig of the 13 h feat.,
ear; ;-lh J. Horde°, amount in the
Standard hank, has been sdvamsed, and
after June Id will assume the tnanago•
moot of 1119 branch at Slouffvills. Dlr.
John Jenkins, a six• BaC•pld by was
run over and killed in Toronto. Y,
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P S. Millward, travelling freight
82501 of the C. P. R„ died at Montreal,
the result of a bioyole a0oident.
Inablttte win be held in Brussels on
7UPvOUA Y, TUNh7bh,1858,at1 o'clock1?,
Tort1h(rj Dbseueel0u11thoreon I r10) Ito is re•
i 181ltepartoe
ftho Lxtlmibivo mesoutod in writing by Sea•
1pto rj (61 Suggestion of polite nti 1vUioh lto
Mad 0850)80 moottuge; (7) Suggestion of
polars at lvhich to hots supplomoutary
ijL`PAPERmy
lee ,ion
TO CLEAR
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Trains leave Brunelle Station, North
anti South, as. follows:
GOINGEonTII. Gorxa Nonni.
blsvraes 7:15 a.m. I Mail 0.10 p.m
need0:46 a.m, Express ......10:15 p.m
Mre. S. Pearson is visiting her dough.
ter, Mrs. F. Pelton, to Port IInron,
Co. Councillor Flays and Geo. Murray,
of Seetorth, were In town On Thursday,
J. J. and Mrs. Gilpin spent a few days
in Owen Sound at Dr. Oavanagh'a this
Morden has spent two and one.half years
baro, daring which time he has formed
many acquaintances and as many staunch
friends. Iris fellow employees, while
pleasedpa
p much b tfollow regretAi the
�3oR1V.
Minium -In East WawanOab, on May
18th' tbe ;vile of Mr, A. Ferguson,of
son.
LAnNnr.-In IIullet on May 9th, the
meetings; (01 Bits:Alan 0f Directors and And.
the rush-
flora; (a) f,5 wainva a0 to ubowseful;
tcliees s byy n/olnl¢ols ; more
(11) Other w tt(e s
whish maybe brought forward,
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ryr�t, Reins
'rAJ.411l q,7. ei�ys 43+4
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A 0hie1 a among ye takfn' notes,
An' faith he'llprent it.
week.
A. E. Treleaven, of Dungannon, spent
Brent, formerly of the Kingston branch,
w111 be breneferred to Brussels, ceasing
wife of Mr. Ed. 0. Lound
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daughter, Y, of a
SOOTT.-In HallettREAL
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ESTATE.
Q Store.
lege®•
STnAwemtnmEe.
Saner Washing.
Tsoot fielting 1s good.
Toe Pose gives the news.
Macara continue to ant a wide swath,
ANoTHEe Mange of business on the
carpet.
WEDNEeDAr'8 night train way one and
one half bones late.
Few towns have more attractive shop
windows than Brussels.
JAe. Grum has pat op a new picket
enoe in front of his property on Eliza•
setb street.
Examine t0 Guelph on Monday, Jena
lOth. Return fare from Bruesele 1,1.00,
iolieta good for 2 days.
Ton report published of the sale of
Mr. MoMillan'e village property was
noorreet. He has no bbougbe of die.
posing of 11,
IN A. Straeban's advt, the names of
of turnip seed are misspelled,
should be the Bangholm and Skirv.
Dg's Improved.
Bijou Oomedy Co. have been
large audiences in the Town
eachthis week. They pat
evening program.
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Sone people are going to get into
rouble if they don't keep their cows off.
he atreete at night. Several gardens
suffered during the past week.
TUE home of Mrs. A. Good, recently
amaged by fire, was disposed of to Wat-
on Ainley who moved it across to his lot
his week. Wm. Cameron bought Mrs.
lot which adjoins his,
Banana ie expeeticg to cross bate
vith Wingham in the near future on the
ease ball diamond. It eboold be a fine
ame as Wingham has a good nine and
ur boys won't turn their back to the
est. of them.
TREED 18 room in Brussels for a good
eneral foundry and a man running snob
business, turning out goad work at fair
ay should do well. We hope to see the
Works resume operations and go
Ito some profitable line of agricultural
npiements 48 an extra to the Fire En-
ine baldness.
BARRISTER HATS, of Seaforth, bas re-
igned the Ooptaincy of Bruesele Velma.
tar Co., No. 6, and will be succeeded by
apt. McTaggart, of Clinton. Capt. Hays
as a popular officer witb his men who
ill regret hie retirement. The 33rd Bob.
Ilion will go into drill at London on the
1st of June. Lieut. Dr. Shaw, of No, 5,
as been promoted to the Captaincy of
township fighting men.
ODIT.-Prestos lost one of her most
rogressive and energetic citizens on
fednesday morning, in the person of
harlots Winter, proprietor .of the Pres-
ee bookstore, whose death manned
bout 8 o'clock, after an illness [of about
vo weeks' duration, suffering from
euralgia of the heart, Deceased was
e°retary of the Public &Moot Board, al.
of the Preston Bkakiug Rink Oom-
ally, and was oleo a prominent worker
Methodist church and temperance oir-
os, In matters musical he also became
lite prominent, and successfully
anagod the Waterloo county choirs'
excursions during past years. At
time
1 soh°° , and also was taught nroWaterrlloo,
Et left ebe teaching
taking a position for
rgene
al agent for the Dominion Life of
whioh later he gave up to go
to the etationexy business,
G. T. R. -Daring the past week the
Blowing shipments were made from
ruasalsetation:-IenterpriseSalt Works
oars salt ; Baeker & Vanetone 5 care of
to ; Livingston Bros, 2 oars tow; R.
:ahem l car oats and 1 oar peas ; Clegg
Dames a ear of cattle and a car of
tls; aonslgnment of butter A. Strnban
d a 0oneignment of eggs A. Varooe.
,ssenger traffic has hustled during the
at week. Talk about Bruesele ae a
ipping point but we believe there are
s planes of the size that will out do it,
'OM ;an. 101 to the 2151 day of May
Are was forwarded 8,656 tons 01 Freight
ode up in part as follows: -Salt, 1,185
Tal wheat and peas, 1,050 tons; hay
5 tone ; live stook, 558 tone; oats, 827
is ; lumber and cooperage, 206 tons;
udries, 275 tons, O'hfs ie an increase
' the time stated of 800 tone ever the
no time in 1897 and 1897 was 280 tons
sr a like period is 1896. The increase
Salt alone wee 222 tone. Our 1±1111tiee
handling freight are good and an• fair
Ler noticeable point tatuat our grain
1 stock deafens do not go into the work lotion
ally but for "keeps," Bruoeels le en. road
ed to the very best passenger acovm.
dation foe filo bigmoney making avrly
ighb bueipeee handled by the G. T. R,
a few clays in Brussels during the past
the vacancy which Mr. Morden will 511.
on May lOsog the
week.
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wife of Mr. Wm. Sootb, of 8 danghler•'RAMT
FOR SALE.—IIID
FOR SALE OR TO
Miss Rilla hunter bas been on the sick
list but we trope she will 800{1 be fully
restored to health,church,
Foreman Watt, of the Ronald Works,
Day Mlllst 131�G1n&.
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To the Baiter of Tim Pon:
M Rx x> a,
MOONET-STANLEY, - At the Meesiah
Kincardine, on May 18111, by
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brnsmxr•.Dhassevnralgood Farms for
sate and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
00 alorrta and Grev. T 8. SOOT C.Bruesele
FARM
nezer.-Tbe undersigned offers his
rout, being 8outb parr Off Lot s1), Canoes-
siou 12, Grey. Alt under eultivatiou, wail
has taken a position with the Walerous
firm at Brantford.
Mre. J. Rogerson, of Bradford, Penn•
sylvanie, was the guest of Mre. F. Baines,
Mitt street, this week.
Sire. Baker and eon, of Greenville,
Mich., are the guests of Wm. liiecbtel,
Mrs. Baker is daughter.
DEAR Sm, -You and gout numerous
readers will be glad to kuow that there
are a largo number of Huronites in Alp-
ma, andgenerallydoing well, making
comfortable homes for themselves and
families. The following named arsons
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are from near Brussels :-N. Beaton, D.
Rev. Ohas. Miles, Ibir, George H,
Mooney, Editor of the Ripley Ex-
press, to Mies Etta eldesb daughter
of Mr. p ' g
township. Stanley, of Huron
WATEae-BEaor,-At the residence of tbe
„JOH;•1
bride's parents, "Point Pleasant,
Welton, on May 24th, by Rev. A. 0.
O&ib ORTA73LE D«TELLING
oreIemed offers
TOIL fiALE,= he wlgun'
hie brick residence, eitnato ou 'a19c lot E.
000099 street,
o oitard, well0' stable, cellar,
oto, Possession abllld be given at moo.PxiCO,
_ '1HOS, 8Ba•DN1;LL,
df Oliuord, P. 0.
watered end well fenced. There is a good
on 'the premises k Also orchard, ldid ;voile, ire
gantry from whiohe goad revenue Is r0altz-
cid. Only 21 miles fromgat revenue I Terme
puna . &a. r, For further particulate µ9 t°
a„ µpp1Y t°
MITonELL, Proprietor,
yo_tc Brussels P. O.
a
Mrs. W. A. 0aldbiek, of New West.
minister, 13. 0., wart in town this week
renewing old acquaintauoee.
Black, Aire. Elliott and sons, MoEwan
Bros., 11, Swim, J. Warwick, Eaket
Bros., Boomers, Wm. Harris and sons,
and a host of others from Wowanosh,
Tiffin, A. M. Waters, M. D., of Mills,ARMZ'OR
Mich., to Mies Hattie M„ daughter
of 101r, John Berry.
SALE. -150 AORES
L' oonsistieg of the South 7i and South 1
of the North d of Lot S5, Oon.2, East Wawa-
nosh. This [e'en exeeIlent stock farm
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Mre. (Dr,) Snider bas her father, Mr.
McFarlane, of Toronto, visiting her. He
may remain here for some time.
Jno. G. Skase took a holiday ran to
Belleville this week on a brief visit to
relatives in that part of the world.
McTiillop and Tuekersmith. We have
had a beautiful seeding time, most of the
Spring grain is above ground at this date.
Fall wheat OD new land to very good.
We can raise better rain than on can in
g y
Huron. The writer, and several others
bzan•
SrEuos.—In Oranbrook, on 1120 23rd,
Y
VBientino Siemoa, aged 67 years.
FEAR. -In Mortis, on Mn 20t11, Samuel
M. Fear, aged 49 ears.
LAa 1. Fear,g Y
Mullett, on May 10th,,k..4
,beiu
well ted about 3 miles from the the water,
hrt in Itis
Inge of Blyth. A largoItf g Ver
g acroie entice
grass. Buiidiuga and torwaa are ru afair
state of repair. l.aeyy terms of payment wilt
b° given, rot• all informatinu apply 10
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Mrs. H. Aehplant and daughter
Mny, of London, were visiting at the
Methodist Parsonage this week. Mre,
Aehplant and Dire. Allin are eiders.
Thos. )FcOraaken, wife and Mise Edna,
of Sudeten, spent the 24th in Brussels,
at W. H. McCracken's. They were form•
er well know residents of this plane,
Barrister Blair, Druggists Fox and
Deadman, and Gents Furnishers Belli.
ds and Danford did the89•Ef
y Queen oily on
the Queen's Birthday and Wednesday.
in Algoma, took medals and diplomas at
the Chicago World's Fair for wheat,
barley, oats, baokwhsat and potatoes,
while Huron and several other counties
did not gel a price for grain. Our apple
trees =just now comfn" in bloom and
promise a good crop of fruit. We can
raise all the ]tardy liiude of fruit that you
raise al Huron. We seldom get any
Summer frost and the Winters are dry
and frosty in general, which makes it
pleasant to work in the woods. There is
Maggie May, beloved wife of Ed. 0,
Laundy, aged 22 years.
PATTEnsoa -In Hallett, on Aisy 17th,
Bolen Patterson, relict of the late
Peter Patterson, aged 83 years•
SUArne.-In Blyth, on May 111h, John
Shafer, aged 58 years and 5 months.
WINTER; At h18 hOmB, PY9stOn, Ont., On
Wednesday mme, P, May 18th,
Charles Ambrose Winter, aged '14 I
years and 5 months.
"1AR1I FOR SALE.—TIiL+'+' UN-
-i Dr•.asroNEn Offers his 100 acro farm for
sale, being Lot 02, N l Con. 7, Morris. .there
are 70undercrop,
wood s lea ed and
dtPrates
house, with kitchen, woodshed and cellar
complete ; hank barn with steno sawing ;
oroba)'d, wale, and all other eonreulevoee,
Only 3 0f a mile from school and 8 miles
from Bl, For price
afr moo, For prioo Hud terms apply 0n the
and tel would 'be given
promisee onto BrasseleP. O., to
SIAiON TORSY'1N, Proprietor.
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ENTER,il' ANY TI11IE,
CeleIOM r° $tree.
W. J ELLIOTT,Principal.
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Dan. McDonald, of Wiarton, was re.
Dewing old ecquaintanoes in Bruesele
this week. He will remove to Kincar.'
plenty of good bush landhsre for 20 cents
an acre, but very few who come np here
are willing to log.
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dine where ho will buy hogs for a ficin.
S. B. Wilson, the enchusisatio Sure.
Lary of the Paris Y. 01. 0, A., is renewing
abop and We want
the sort of leen who chopped and cleared
up Morrie and Grey. We have beautiful
lakes and good fishing.
Toll Whoab 1 00 1 06
Barley........ 30 35
Peas ` 58 59
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old friendships in Bruesele and locality.
Mr. Wilson is always a welcome visitor.
Mrs, P. D. McKinnon and daughters,
ALomta.
Day Mills, Algoma, May 20th.
Oats .... 38 33
Butter, tuba and rolls ... 11 12
Eggs per dozen 0 9
of Winnipeg, are visiting Jae, Oliver
and wife and old friends here. Airs. Mo.
Kinnon is n daughter of Mr. and Mre,
Business Locals,
Flour per barrel 3 00 ' 3 00
Potatoss (per bag) 90 00
Hay ton 5 00 5
I will give a reward of $50.00 to anyone who Can prove
that we don't make the
Oliver.
Harry Crooke, who recently graduated
with honors as a druggist, is holidaying
at Paris with his brother in-law and
sister, S. Y. and Mrs. Taylor, formerly of
this locality
Mrs. J, D. Ronald went to Toronto on
Wednesday of this week. Mr. Ronald
has reoently undergone a suoceseful mod.
Teal operation in that
WHEELS from $40 np to ,6100 at A.
Oouel ey'e.
SEE our single harness, great value this
month, I, 0, Richards.
A, corium handles everything tbat is
used by a bioyole rider.
TaoNxa and satchels, largeaseortmente,
low prices. I. 0. Richards,
Fon sale cheap, one sett second hand
per 00
Hides trimmed de 5}
Hides rough 5 5
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 60
Sheep skins, each 40 40
Lamb skins each 25 25
Hoge, Live......, 4 60 4 05
Wool 16 10
Apples (per bag) 50 50
ill town.
'will
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It is made from pure Jersey Cream only, and
be found to be most enjoyable. One call will be
city and will return
with Mrs. Ronald. 1
Mies E. Whelan, who has been visiting
in Brussels
eiugie htrn°ee. I. C. Richards.
A CANADIAN made bioyole, up to date,
for $30.00. McKay & Go.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
enough to convince the public that
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for the past few months, lett
for her home in Durham on Monday of
thio week. "We shall meet but we bell
mise liar" is the Innguage of her friends
Imenoven mammoth, long, red, mom
gel seed at Jas. Bellantyne's,
A LAItocquantity of screen windos,
the latest improved. McKay & do.for
(Under this heading small ed vts. will be
inserted each week at 1 cent a word, No
advt, lese than 10 aeute,howovsr, to bo paidoderinh
when order is given.i
KEREYS�,
here.
One old townsman, F. C. Rogers, is
very low this week and Itis early demise
will not be an unexpected event. Until
last Tuesday he had not been congaed to
bed, however, and has given evidence of
wonderful vitality.
Wm, Blashill spent the Queen's Birth-
day at Northville, Minh„ with Peter
Barley and family,. He brought his
deaghtor
Den yon see the Gendron bike in A.
Conaley's window a It's a dandy.
Geon, dry American corn, the beet for
feeding purposes, for sale at Roes' mill.
CLEVELAND wheels are great sellers,
Six sold since Jan, let, 1898. A. Consley.
SEE our nice stook of dusters and rub-
her lap rugs low in price, 1. C. Richards,
Two tone of oiled and annealed fence
wire ab prices lower than ever. Mo0ay
�ADIES' SEOOND HAND
Bioypl0 101' sale, prioo $38. Pingmrp
at dint sspb.
lemma' Dolt /OEM Aali at Tan P°8T.
NIMME bicycle wrench found, Enquire
WERE POST.
ESTDA Ice Cream and a variety of
Summer Drill= at MBS.KIRIi'8.
is the plebes and we serve nothing but
Confectionery always
Delicious Fruit in Season,
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What 1s
choke
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and fresh,
Vie. home with slim. She had
been away sines New Years and had
developed into quite a little Yankee,
Six tons of imported barbed and plainPEOPLE'S
twist wire at the lowest figure over offer-
THE P IiPGE °�' G®LU�t9t .
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Mrs. Robert Henderson is visiting fora
week at her father•in•law's in McKillop,
ed in America. ffioKay & Go.
We are sorry to hear that Mies Agnee
Henderson,
nomonths who shows been
no pimp rove pub
improvement,
She
Two good second hand pianos, very
nearly ae good as new, 1 square and 1
uprightied case, will sell very cheap. R.
Leatherdale,
A STTJRAG}E,—THE UNDER
snameD is ready to supply good
8 Morris. fox io hood of SIMO on Lot DD non,
Morris. 92.8 Sl)NIGN HODDD1t,
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has been da great deal despite all
e.
George West, of Dakota, a former
merchant of Braeeele, paid a flying visit
this week. Mre. West, who was a Mise
Oardno, IS on the sick list at Seaforth.
Mr,
THE center bearing in the White biey-
els roue from two t0 three seasons with -
out being replenished with a lubricant.
McKay & Co.
REaIE,IIDElt tont you can save from $15
to $25 0n an organ by buying from R.
OST BETWEEN BRUSSELS
and Wrosetor, on Saturday, MaySlat
a IIpiver ityt apfewith the noroa'0and
the .word. Varsity engraved on it, Tim
flsder will be suitable rewarded 0n leaving
the eanae et THs POSTPubitehieg Hee"G.
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West looks about ea young as ever.
He was nceompanisd by bis little eon. It
is 80 years Ohne Mr. West left Brussels.
R. G. Lambert, one of the most widelythan
known residents of t3arrietoa, died Sud•
denly on Friday morning. He had gone
to his plans of business as genal, and hod
just anted himeelf to read the paper,
Leatberdale. Six octave piano eased
organs for $66.
Tun simplicity and mechanical flagon-
l the post as bearings n the a and
wheel
wheel stamp ft as decidedly unique and
of spooled merit. McKay & Go.
T NAVE the largest stook of window
shades this Spring in Beuseele
_ URON OOTJNTY 001325011,
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tole cannon lot tbo Corporation of tbo
ii own will rler eb 1n0 Comb
County the
Roam iu bhs town or Godnrfoh on TU17f;=pown
DAY, JIINiB 710, next, ata a'olockp.,n•
W. LA8IE, mark,
Dated at(3ode1'inb May 25,1 808.
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We can show you better value in Harness now
ever. We askyour inspection of them. All our
make and fully gu ranteed• also
when he sank batik in his chair, Bythe
time hie sone reached him he was ead.
Fatty degeneration of the heart was the
muse.
Will. Ward, of London, was 05new1ng
old friondehipe in Bruesele for a few
dogs, Ile went from bete
ever was
and at prime below T. Eaton's ; good
shades for 80o. R. Lsathetdale,
Ir yon want a baby carriage Bail in and
94e ii•. nt of t rtlale and got undoes. He
has a lot of thorn and is bound to sell
them if prime has anything to do with it,
}" OUS.E AND LOT FOR SALE
a 1 on To RENT, -Tho Under sl0310a °flora
for0ale or a0 rent tiaab 1 frame bouec
lately y mouldy ii by S. Nm�;either?' the Tor pan,
flotern p moulded rs S. R, Jao I G'or pan,
oculars apply to W, 11. YCerr,or the owner,
r, 1108/tBi Auburn P. 0, Nail
B LTG- ('S7' � r •tom �.
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Fatle where
Grand
and family
to fit, Thomas
Ward is
We wish
,Ino. I1'IoRee,
to Niagara
he bas a Situation on the
Trunk railway. Bishop Ward
intend removing from London
in the near future. Mr.
employed on the railway there,
them sumer,
druggist, is home from
Hoa,ESESICERs' .bt*ouesloNe,--0a the
first and third Tuesdays in Jane, 1898,
the Chicago, Milwaukee de St, Batt' Rail.
way will sell round•tri exenrOiop tickets
P
(good fol' 21 days) bo.s, groat many pointe
in South and North Dakota and other
�Vestenn and poixthwoatern stator at
praebfaally one fare for the round trip.
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li]tIANO 1711 ORGAN.
0110' Jean ItlGLanohtin, pit it Of C. L,
f dile IIis lire-
a o 1, ool gusts, Il Doctor, Ontario,
eY o gusto, truCtttou, on 111)5 is near
parol to giro fuetructlena toFp anile on either
plan° °r organ, S"c" mb°116idn (Om
to technlo. Lewes given either at the
homes of mils mat toanhershome, 2f.8m
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Repairsat�y and Promptly lone, ""
Remember the Stan -
stand—sign Of 1110 Large Scotch Collar,
the place for ])551 value in IlarneSS,
the College of Phatmeoy, Toronto, and
will relieve Geo, S. Rogoxe in Ole'. Dead.
Take a trip West and see what an amount
of good land can be pueohaeod for very
WANTED I
mane store while he tithes a few well
deserved holidays, Air. Moltac f0 noir
in g g gobP
peeftdon to en a e in business and
married. We °aped he will take honors
in thnl latter d5parlment the same as. be
did in hie Sennet 530090
little money. Further information as to
r2tee, routes rioes of farm lands oto,
one
Wray be obtained on appldoatian to any
°°upon ticket a ent or. byaddrenin A.
J. Taylor, t7anudian I'affsn aD Agent, 2
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and tliiiej will
agate 01 sed Mi11 e, Grey,
in 8tz 0 hes nt Star I fiii, Gxey, 15 throe porta,
of au many poste °nub, Ofrers may be loft
with Jarorotvn Ina the min, up to Nth
insb. Ortho undo 00gum. 01fSrs 818o aslcoe
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