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His Stop/ or What wouidJosus do, 160
A Castaway, by Moyer ..,,...,..,, 15o
Absolute Surrender 15e
"And Peter," 36o
Whiter than Snow 15o
Parable from Nature 150
Christie's Old Organ 15e
The Orew of the Dolphin 15o
In Obeid, The Way of Life and Good
Tidings by Parker, Newly, Spur-
geon, Talmage, Mrs. Neil, &o,300
The Secret of Guidance, by Meyer . , 500
The Way to God, by Newly ...,..., 30e
All of Grace, by Spurgeon 30o
Tha Young Preacher, by Cuyler .,,, 30o
The Spirit Filled Life, by McNeil,. 80o
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Everything in the Book line to be had at
our Drug and Book Store.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SODTEERN EXTENSION W. G. & D.
Traiva leave Brunie Station, North
and South, as follows :
GOING SouTn. one Nonni.
Exuress 7:10 a.m. 10Iail .. .. 2:10 panMixed e:4a. a.m. Exprees 10:10 p.m
road linins bats,
A ohiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
JUNE.
LIaNT frosts.
POTATOES area little scarce.
MARRES: your wool at Brussels.
Sone yards are far from tidy yet.
A. 0. 17. W„ this (Friday) evening.
Tan PosT gives the looal and dietriob
news,
Forms Division Court on Friday, of
this week.
Waose next on the matrimonial list ?
Dont all speak at once.
Puma School Board will meet on Fri-
day evening of next week.
Tan annual moustaohe ehave•off craze
bas hit the town and has become quite
infectious.
TEE fishing pole and skipping rope are
being worked full time by the young-
sters in this plane.
EXcSION
20th. ReturnnfareGuelph
fr fromn Monday, June
Brussels $1.00,
tickets good for 2 days.
A :enema of Brussels bicycle riders
will be held at A. Coasley's store on Fri.
day evening of this week at 8 o'olook.
S. ASErN, pbotograpber, is assisting
Miss Fannie Sample at the photo. gallery
daring H. R. Brewer's absence on his
wedding trip.
Tan lilac bushes are very heavily laden
with fragrant flowers this season. David
Ross, sr„ has a luxuriant crop and any-
one who sees them will have no reason to
eay "Yon lilac sixty."
OonipLAlwT has been made of young
men who are shabby and thoughtless
enough to expectorate tobacco juice on
the windows of private residences and
stores. A hint has been dropped as to
who the offenders are so look out,
DIE".—Last Friday morning Annie
Caroline, daughter of Thompson Snider,
Mill street, Beni/eels, died, aged 4 years
and 25 days. The little girl suffered a
year ago from a stroke of paralyais and
the re•oocurreaoe of 1130 same trouble re.
Butted in her decease. Funeral took
plaoetaking the eecvabafternoon,bath .ntement was made
in Brussels oemetery,
AOCIDENT.—Tuesday evening ofd Mrs.
Mooney, Mil! street, Brussels, with her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. McDonald, of Morris,
were driving home when the horee made
a sharp turn upsetting the buggy and
throwing the ocoopant3 out, injuring
both ladies quite seriously. No bones
were broken. The buggy was badly
wrecked. We wish Mrs, Mooney and
Mrs. MoDonald a speedy recovery.
GRAND TRUNK NoTEe,—A change has
ld sections
n thie
looality, whereby ,Steen made in the bel division is swiped
out. Brussels and Henfryn divisions take
a mile each and are given an additional
seotion man. Wm. Haiste, who has
worked for
one
baok to wtrkahere.—There is a pro, has bab•
iiity of the present out rates on railway
tiokete being abandoned owing to an
arrangement about to be arrived at by
the railways.—Two oar loads of tow were
shipped by Livingston Bros. this week ;
a3lso a oar of oars of oatsyathe same rfirrman 8 oars
of Balt
and a coe5ignment0 frisbee better by Robert Works t
Tbomson.
BRUSsELu Punnla LIDRARY.—The follow.
ing are interesting items taken from the
annual report forwarded to the Govern.
went for this year from the town Public
Library :—
Number`of members, 108
Money expended on parohase
account minus dation, $29,86
Money expended on dation, .,,, 4.28
Money expended for newspapers,
etc., . 28.10
History, Vola 10 Llbrr18a'B
ary. Vol3isssued.
Biography, 297 64
Voyagee and Travels, 286 866
Science and Art, ,.,, 281 15
Gen. Literature, 48 0
Poetry and Drama,., 48 15
Religious( Lit., 108 26
Fiction, 449 1,384
Alisoelltneons, .,.,., 825 69
Works of Reference, ,46 7
Total, 2 022 1,911
3 Roadiegyroom newsmen13 weekly papers and 12
periodioals, Value of Books 6628, Cash
on hash $98.23, Miss Minnie 1tioNan1lh•
ton it/ the careful and paina.taking Lib.
rarian and has done no small share in
58000103 new members, There should
be a large increase In the membership
list. Every family in town ehould be.
long, $1 inveated thie way would supply
the Choicest reading for a whole year
many of the books to be read costing
more titan that amount Wbeleealo,
elsreetterbliefew
Oimmxoa'RY (lonit wee in amigo
week at Goderioh,
Janina 11‘03 10 having the flout
drug attire painted.
Bemuses Court of Reviaiou mid l:
meeting will be held next Mouday
ing.
Woouonoo have completed the en
meet and improvement of Wm. J
residenoe, Mill 0treet.
CnogrET promises to be a p
pastime this 0omlug season. Save
the public eehoole are investing in
tits for the enjoyment 0f the pupils
A Mecum Lodge of Instrnotio
be held in Delimit] about the 24
Juno for t11ia District, D, D. G
Pinkerton, of Pinkerton, will be
tandem.
A LOA" of Brussels A. 0. U. W. a
ed the Amaral of their lata br
Workman John Proctor, at Belgrav
Thursday of this week. )fir, P
died on Tuesday morning.
A looal speeding contest is tal
in which horses owned by P. Soo
Williams, Smith & McLaren, J. Be
P. Ferguson and A, Straohan will
part, the prize to be a new blanket.
R, Hesonesox has pulled down th
supply tank for street watering par
and after its rebuilding on a re
scale the pumping will be done b
engine of the Electric Light Worsts.
Tun Blyth Standard shows his sym-
pathy with us as follows :—At the gen.
eral oonfereuoe of the Methodist Episco-
pal ohuroh, which met in Baltimore,
Rev, Sem Jones, the noted evangelist,
made the following motion :—"I move
to hang a1l local preachers," If this
motion should carry, it will go pretty
bard with our good Bro. Hoines, of the
Clinton New Era, and our equally good
Bro. Kerr, of the Brussels Poet,
EAST HIIBox AIM GREY BRANcn,—The
Directors of these two Agricultural So.
cieties are asked to remember that a
meeting will be held in the Oounoil
Chamber, Brussels, on Saturday after-
noon of next week, Jane 11th, to nom.
mance at 2 o'olook sharp, The business
will be the revision of the Fall Show
Prize list and disarming or dealing with
any other topic of interest that may be
presented. Let there be a good tarn -out
of those interested and on time too.
See JoaN's Loran,—According to am.
ended Bylaw, tile'inetallation of officers
An St. John's Lodge, Brussels, will take
place on John the Baptist's Day, Jane
22ad, instead of St. John's theJvangelist
day, Deo. 27811. Last Tuesday evening
the following offoers were nominated :—
P. M., A. Cousley ;
W. M., G. Halliday ;
S. W., P. Bishop ;
J. W., G. F. Blair ;
Sec„ J. A. Creighton ;
Treas., Jae. Fox ;
Chap., Jno. Wright.
Titus 0 ELEor10N.—Thursday of last
eek the
Reeve leaned the warrant for a
ew election in connection with the
°heel Board to fill the plane made
aoant by the removal of A. Koenig.
omination will be held in the Town
all next Monday at 12 o'clock and if en
ection is necessary it will be held one
ask later, at the regular polling places.
ame5 mentioned of probable candidates
e G. F. Blair, Jas. Fox, Wm, lilashill,
r. McNaughton end Alex. Straohan,
oy one of those would lilt the bill. The
pense of an eleotion shoald not be in.
reed.
Herm/sere—Cupid is a great conqueror
d on Wednesday evening added anoth•
to his list of victories. Like the epee.
w in "Poor Cock Robin," Cupid's little
w and ori ow did the work. The prin.
pale were our young bachelor, Jno.
ewitt, and Mies Mary, daughter of
alter Richardson, of Dauphin, Man.,
rreerly of I3rnsaele, Rev. Jno. Roes,
A„ performed the ceremony at the
idence of James Ireland, jr., Grey,
other -in-law to the bride, in the pres-
te of a large number of relatives and
ends. We need not say that the bride
ked (harming, as all brides do. She
tie garmeated in a very becoming ooe.
me of fancy shot silk mixture and was
attended by bridesmaid. The gleets
ample 30etioe to the excellent bill of
e provided and a very enjoyable even -
was spent by all, Wedding gifts of
bus kinds and "see Showed the pope•
ity of the contracting parties. M.
Mrs. Hewitt left for their own home,
sea street, Brussels, where they have
led down to the realities of house -
ping on their own account. TEE Posy
ea the sentiment of a Large circle of
tivee and friends when we express
hope that the young Couple may en -
all the domestic blessings and that
sunshine of prosperity may beam on
r way.
ERN CAN TIE1n GLORY FADE 3—Bons•
boys are born base ball playerr and
the game about as naturally as
TUEBBTJSS,i7;LS POST
11titomow
rasa Lawyer Sinolele was In the Co. team
this welt on legal besmear/.of lila 60 OMITS, in advance, gate Jin. Your
for the balance of 58;)33, A uunaber 11are
outwit already taken advantage of tale offer.
evert. Dan, MoNtttighton was here from Bay.
iild during the past week. He is work-
ing at the harbor improvements but as
they ran aut of timber a holiday 30119
taken until the supply arrives from
(talar Georgian Bay.
rel Of POLITICAL. --Tile annual meeting of the
out. West Iluron Reform Association was
held at Dungannon on Tusaday and wee
n will largely atrendod. The praeidout, D. Mo.
tl1 of Gilliauddy. addressed the meeting, giving
AI. a statement of event that had occurred
in at. during the past year, and outlining a
policy that should be adopted in the
future, . A 1130000911 organization Nita FOA
in motion, after which the following ells.
mere were elected for the ensuing year :
President, Wm, Proudfoot, Goderioh;
let vice, Robb. Holmes, Clinton ; 2nd
viae, Jamee Young, Auburn ; 3rd vine,
Morgan Dalton, At/Wield. Resolutions
were passed, endorsing the Dominion and
Local Governments( and the members for
the riding. The meeting closed with the
e old usual theme
Tun Clay Centre (Kansas) Times says :
—At the residence of Mr, and Mrs. John
Nott, corner of 1011111 and Destor streets,
Sunday, May 15, at 8:80 p. no., C. Emee•
son Phillips and Carrie E. Nott were
united in marriage by Rev. Mr. Brown
of the First Baptist ollurali of which Mr.
Phillips is a member. Only a few very
intimate friends of the family were
present. The bride is the eldest )laugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Nott, formerly of
Brussels, who are well known in Clay
Centro and vicinity, having lived horn a
number of years, and one of our best
known and respected young ladies. Tho
groom is of the firm of Smith & Phillipe,
and lately of Holton, Kansas. Although
Air. Phillips is not an old resident he has
by close attention to business and quiet
diginity at all times made many friends
in business and social circles,
WDontNG Berms.—A quiet wedding
took place at the residence of the bride's
parents, Turnberry street, Brussels, at
6 a. m. on Wednesday when Rev. 5. J.
Allis pronounced the mystic) words that
made 11. R. Brewer, photographer, a well
known young gentleman of this plane
and Mise Naomi, the estimable daugh-
ter of Httgh Williams, husband and wife.
The ceremony over, congratulations were
in order, and a very nicely prepared Wed-
ding breakfast was partaken of after
Whiob Mr. and Mrs. Brewer were driven
to the depot where they took the train
on a brief wedding tour to Woodstook
and other planes. The bride wore a
very becoming two•toned cloth tailor
made travelling dress, and never looked
better. A large delegation of young
people saw the happy twain off and
wasted rine enough to manufaoture
several puddings. Among the wedding
gifts was a very tine silver tea and coffee
eervioe of five pieces, from Verne Walker,
the little Deice of the bride ; s choice
dinner set of dishes from Mrs. Walker,
and a purse containing a Bank cheque,
Mr. and Mrs. Brewer will take up bougie•
keeping in Mr. Brewer's comfortable
brick residence, corner Mulberry and
Queen streets, on their return, which is
all ready for occupation. Many good
wishes are expressed for their happiness
and prosperity, Ma POST throws an
editorial slipper after them.
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yet fortune beams her most benign smile
upon them. Of course they will get
llokt likely now and again, on the grin•
(iple that the aloud as well as the sus•
shine is a part of base ball but in the
meantime they're gathering in the latter.
Tuesday afternoon they drove to Blyth
in response to an invitation from the
diamond knights of that plane but the
home team got thrashed about as bad as
Dewey peppered the Spat -dela at Manilla,
and had the game not been called at the
close of the 4th innings the match might
be going on yet. Brussels went to bat
first and rattled out 3 and more than
doubled this in their next trial. In the
fled innings Blyth gave them a "goose
egg" to batch but in the 4th they piled
op 11, mnkiog a total of 21. The willow
wavers of Blyth could do but little with
Grewar'e twistere and any codger who
got to 181 was generally nabbed by
Brawn'e shoots to Jae. Thomson at 2nd.
theefour ioot uings tetalliand og them 6. Thom.
son relieved Grower in the 4111 innings,
Harry James was the umpire and did the
square thing, es he always does. Some
of the Blytbites tried to hoodo him/ but
bless their bearte Harry likely knows
more about the game )ban their whole
team. Had there not been So mach time
iost another innings 00 se might have
been played but 21 to 6 was bad enough.
Oar boys were treated to a good supper
and hope to have an early opportunity of
returning the favor to the Blyth nine.
Following is the adore which will furnish
other particulars) :—
iioussime 110 BLYTa. Tt 0
J,Brawn o .1 3 D.Allisan,Oh.,,.,.2 1
F, Stratton 311 Te
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D.O. Roes lb ..,.. 4 0 J, Sims.t2b ...,0 1
91,Dowufug, 1f,., 8 1 G, Tiolnig,0 1 1
ib,Baekor, rf a 0 A, Rabinnou,'15.,. 0 1
J,Tbo03aou Ob 3 1 A.Baliantyne e0 0 0
P. Hogg, as ,....,1 8 D. dock as
1{, Scott et 2 1 W. theeeenroil, of 1 11
W, Growarip 1 2 G, Porterfield., of 1 0
21 12
CilflitCll (;lIlMiS t.
Communion srvioo in Melville ohuroh
next Sabbath,
London Conference opened in Chat-
ham on Thureday of this week.
Co. 5, S. Convention in Wingham on
Tuesday, June 21s1). Co. Endeavor
Oonvention in the same place on June
22nd.
The General Ateembly of the Presby-
terian church will open in Montreal on
Wednesday, 8th inst. Rev, Air, Roes, B.
A., will attend from ,Bromide,
Rev. Mr. Abay, incumbent of St.
John's ohuroh, will leave next Monday
for London to write at an examination,
to be followed by bis ordination to the
priesthood at the close of the week.
•Services will be held in the Methodist
ohuroh next Sabbath at the usual hours.
Rev. R. Paul will conduct the morning
service and Rev, John Roes, B. A., of
Melville ohuroh, will preach in the even-
tnRev. Mr. Hayhurst, of Enniskillen,
formerly of Brussels, has sent in his
resignation of his charge owing to fail•
ing health. The reverend gentleman
will continue to preach on the Wyoming
circuit until after Conference,
Last Sabbath being Whit -Sunday,
Rev. Mr. Abey preached an appropriate
discourse in the morning, "And they
were all filled with the Holy Ghost,"
Acte 2 and 4. In the evening Luke 12
and 1 afforded the ground work for the
sermon, e
Miss Jean McLaughlin has been en-
gaged as organist of St. John's ohuroh,
Brussels, her duties to begin on June 1st.
Miss Edith Eastman, who has been the
organist, had resigned, hence the new ar-
rangement. Miss MoLauohliu is an ex-
cellent hand with either organ or piano.
Mr. Day occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist ohuroh last Sabbath evening.
His very practical dfsoouree had for its
foundation 2 Rings, 2 19, 20, 21 and 22,
"Purify the fountain rather than the
Estuary" was the target aimed at by the
speaker and often bit,
Last Sabbath morning Rev. Mr. Allis
preached a very oheery and encouraging
discourse from the text, Bev. 11.15, "The
klegdoms of this world have become the
kingdom of our God and of his Christ
forever." Answering the question,
"What will it mean to find the fulfil-
ment of the text ? the speaker gave the
following outline as the reply :—(1) The
restoration of man's nature ; (2) The
vindication of the Bible as God's Book ;
(8) The world's civilization and materi•
al advancement ; (4) Meanwhile the re.
Sponsibility of the ohuroh to enter open
doors.
The General Assembly of the Presby•
tartan rhumb fn Canada opens in Knee
ohuroh, Montreal, on June 8th. The
session, which will probably cast ten
days, promises to be the most largely at.
tended since the memorable assembly of
1875. Five hundred lay and olericel
delegates from all parts of Canada are
expected to attend. The inaugural
sermon will be preached by the retiring
moderator, Rev. De. Moore, of Ottawa.
The fleet business will be the eidotion of
a en0deseoe, the name most prominently
mentioned in that oonneotton being Rev.
Dr, Bryce, ,yVlnnipeg ; Rev, Dr. Camp.
belt, Renfrew, and Rev. Dr, Torran0s,
012Guelph, Ont.
In onnneetlan with the eamnlunlnn
5rv)ees in Melville ohuroh Rev, D. For.
vest, of Walton, will proud] on Saturday
afternoon at 2.110 (Neel/ ; the pastor
will oondtmt Sabbsbh innitiliag service ;
Rev. D. 13, Me Rini, of Orttnbrook, coma
pies the pulpit 111 the cv0ulug, and Re
G. Ballantyne, of lloieewot'til, will o
&date at 10.30 a, 111. on Monday,
Rev, Ale. Rose topic het Sabbath
marring was "The Bullish," and the two
leading tlloagbte were :—(1) lie was an
muleteer ; (2) Ho was a believer. Iu the
50011109 his topic was "Gladstone, the
Ohristion sbatestnen," (1) no was true
to the Christian Faith ; he believed in
God, the Bible, the Sabbath and the
Church. (2) Ha was true in his Christ.
ian life both private and public,
1'he Boole Room Committee of the
Methodist 01311ro13 in 0anade may eon-
gratalate itself on 50our1115 mete of brains
end ability to run the book room and
publishing business, and to edit the
papers published under its auspicss,
The business is so prosperous that abs
Committee this year will give the so ,5
of $10,000 to the Methodist Ministers'
Snperauuuatinu Fund, the largest
amount that bee ever been given,
Lest Sabbath afternoon a mass meet-
ing of Sabbath school pupils, teachers
officers and friends was held in the
Methodist ohuroh in this plane, at which
there was a large attendance. G. F.
Blair presided, Alfred Day, Field
Secretary of this Province, :t vs an
excellent and appropriate address on the
text "Thou bast the dew of thy youth,"
Psalm 103.3. The three dew il,epa the
speaker referred to were (1) Simplicity,
leoImpressiveness,
(8
tion amoentingto$Power.
$6.87 we) Ataken
and will be devoted to furtlaooi,1g S. 5,
Walden work in Northern Ontario,
Tan following is the first draft of
ministers and their appointments in the
Wingham District of the Lundin Con-
ference : — Wingham—.W, S, Pascoe.
Tlinoardiue—Andrew Conn;ngbam, *Fin-
ley M. Smith. Luelinow—Joseph Gallo-
way. Brussels—S. J. Allis, Riobard
Paul, °W. Nortau, Tesswater—S, N.
Noreworthy, Etlfel—J, G. Yelland, *J,
E. H. Shirlook. Fordwicb-11. J. Uosk-
ing. Gorrie-13, J. Garbutt, Wroxeter
—J. B. Kennedy. B)uevale—D, Rogers,
Ashfield—E. Olivant (Luoknow), Salem
—W. M. Pomeroy (Greenock), Bethel—
H. D. Tyler (Pine River), Ripley—Fran.
ole Swann. Bervie—R, Thompson, J. L.
Stewart, T. Hadwin. Tiverton—A, J.
Brown. Whiteehuroh—W. W. Leech.
Belgrave—>a, J. Oaten.
Rev. W. M. McKibben, B. A., of Stria.
ford, died at 0:30 Monday morning at the
age of 56, The deceased bad been a suf.
feriae for more than a year with a disease
of the throat, which rendered bim unable
to epeak above a whisper, thus causing
his resignation from the charge of the
Jfilibaulc Presbyterian church. Mr. Mo-
Kibbon was burn In County Antrim, Ire-
land, and removed to Canada when quite
young, with his parents, who settled at
Ottawa. At an early age he entered Mo.
Gill University, and subsequently grade.
ated therefrom and completed his *cede,
miaal career at the Presbyterian Col.
lege, Montreal. Hie first charge was at
Cardinal, in the B)o)kville Presbytery,
Resigning, he acme West and accepted
the pastorate of the Millbank onngrs.
gaticn, to which Cresskill was shortly
afterwa,dejoined, Here he labored for
the thirteen years preceding his resigns•
tion last year. For some years he was
the ethofent clerk of the Stratford Pres-
bytery, At times during his late a81id.
bion bis sufferings were intense, yeb they
were borne with unwavering fortitntle.
Socially ho wee kind and charitable, and
beloved by all who imew him. The
funeral tool) plane Tuesday afternoon.
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Drafts leaned turd Colleotione made on all pointe,
SAViNOS BANK DEPARTMENT,
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wlihdrawel and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 00 TIM COLLECTION OF FAlta)Rns' SALE No3.Et1,
1;. ve0y facility afforded Customers livhig at a die tenure
J. A. STEWART MANAGE*,
Lecielemow.
Mee, Jack Armstrong and daughter,
Lalla, have left on a two months visit to
friends in Toronto and Buffalo, N. Y.
At a sleeting of the Quarterly and
Trustee Boards of the Methodist church
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted :—"Resolved, that whereas the
Rev. I. B. Wallwin, B. A., is about to
leave our midst, and discontinue his ser-
vices es pastor of our church and minis.
ter unto our people, we do tender to him
our appreoiation of the very valuable ser•
vises be hae rendered. As a ohuroh we
have bad three years of prosperity and
subetantiel progress, The spiritual needs
of the people have been well looked after.
We have had a very considerable 1nereage
in membership, and the financial con-
dition of the church has been very much
improved, We therefore ask Mr. Wall -
win to *coapt this resolution as a hearty
approval of his work and efforts to guide
his people in the path of truth. And also
that Mrs. Wallwin, whose cannon and as-
sistance in all deparbmouts of ohuroh
work has been most helpful, espeoally in
the League and Sabbath School, and
whose social relationship with the people
hae been most cordial, be likewise in•
eluded. in this resolution."
Busirl.ess Locals.
Wilma from $40 up bo 0100 at A
(3ousl ey's,
SEE oar singie harness, great vaiue this
month. I. 0, Richards.
A. Coosmao handles everything that is
used by a biayole rider.
TRuxite and satobele, Large aesortments
low priciest. I, 0. Richards.
FOR Bale cheap, one sett second band
single harness, 1, 0, Richards.
Iatnnoven mammoth, long, red, man•
gel Bead at Jae. Ballantyne'*.
A LAME quantity of Noreen windows,
the latent improved. Mollay & Co,
Dm you see the Gendron bike in A.
Oousley's window ? It's a dandy.
Goon, dry American Dorn, the beat for
feeding purpoeee, for sale at Rose' mill,
OLEVELA310 wheals are great sellers.
Six sold since Jan. let, 1898. A. Conley.
SDE our viae stook of dusters and rub-
ber lap engelow in pries. I. 0. Richards.
Two good second hand pianos, very
nearly as good as new, 1 square and 1
upright ease, win eel/ very cheap, R.
LeathrdaJe.
ItIMENDER
to 385 on an organ byoa uying from R.
R.
Leatbordale. Six octave piano eased
organs for CO.
Deas Wanted, Not lower as reported.
11 oents, We also buy wool, cash or trade,
Choke tub butter 12 cents masb, G. E.
Bing, Wingham,
I neva the largest stook of window
ehades this Spring ever was In Brussels
and ab ',rive below T. Eaton's; good
%bailee for 30o, R, Leatherda)e.
Ir you want a baby carriage tall In and
see R. Leathordale and get pekoe, He
1115 it lot of them and is bound to sell
them if prises bas anything to do with
E. & D. bearings are guaranteed for
three yoare. Come iu and see them, A.
Oo0siey,
Hottest/names' Bxouasroxe.—On tie
first and third Tuesdays in June, 1803,
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail.
way will sell rouud•trip excursion tickets
nood South andays)
N rth Dto a eketaeat mand pother
Western and Southwestern states, at
praotioally one fare for the round trip.
Take a trip West and see whet at, amount
of good land San be purohased for very
little money, Farther information as to
rates, routes, prioee of farm lands, oto.,
may be obtained on application to ally
coupon ticket agent or by addressing A.
J. Taylor, Oanadian Paesenger Agent, 2
King street, East, Toronto, Ont.
John 17endrie, of Hamilton, is dead.
pASTT)15AGE,—THE UNDER-
AIGNED is toady to supplyy good
ppatnrnge for 20 Mord of cattle on North Half
34,0111, Oen, 0, Monde,
I)AVID 3ASOM, Sunshine,
• 1 T OUSE AND LUT FOR SALE
on 110 RENT.—Tito nu leetaguetl offer*
TeX' sale or to rout that 1 story frame house
on'1'urnboorystreet North of the Terrace,
10tely °coupled 8y f, ti, Jackson. Por pa0-
timUave appply 10 W. 13.1ie1•t•,or alto Owupr,
J.
HOAB03,�fuhurn P. 0,
J URON COUNTY COUNCIL.
The Coimon of Aho Corporation of the
Oovuty 0f wall moetiu the Oom't
stem, Yin th511=11 of Gt o'ulh ou TUL8-
DAY, JUNE 71h, vex), at 0 o'clock p.m.
Dated at Goderioh Ata W. 341J 0 1., Olork'
y 28,
Ellen Darrel], of Marenora, is °barged REAL ESTATE.
with the mu — -
Mrs. MOPhee was killed on the railway
at Blue Bonnets, near Montreal.
John Dillon, of Montreal, believes he
is heir to the Earldom of Roscommon,
w rder of her child
C!!OMORTABLE DWELLING
FOR SALE,—.3135 undersigned offore
ns yssretsrse,or)rirNMarteBrussels, sale,Thee o1?
acres
°Eland, coital'
, orchard, well, stable,
&o. Possession could be ggiven at an05,
0110S, BIIADWEL.L,
Olillord, Y. 0.
xa� r Azx�a, '11-
EIRRITT—RICnARDSON.—On bane 1st, by
Rev. Jno. Ross, 13. A„ at the resi-
dences of Mr. Jas. Ireland, jr„ Grey,
Mr. John Hewitt to Alias Mary
Richardson, both of Brussels.
Bnewen—Weeeteets,—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Brussels, on
June 1st, by Rev. S. J. Alli", Mr.
Harry R. Yrewer, photographer, to
Miss Naomi, third daughter of Mr.
.,ugh Williams, all of Brussels.
BELL—Pa1LLirs.—In Fergus, at the
Methodist parsonage, on May 18th
by Rev. Mr. Swan, Afire Sarah,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Phillips, of Erin township, to
Mr. David Bell, of Atwood.
Wenseen—WeesoN.—At the residence of
the bride's father, by Rev. A. MoRay,
on May 18th, Miss Jessie Ann, third
daugbier of Mr. Peter Watson, of
West Wawanosh, to Mr, R, Webster,
of Kinloss.
PoILLIPs—No0T,—At the residence of the
bride's parents, Clay Centre, Kansas,
on May 15th, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Air. O. Emerson Phillips to Miss
Carrie E., eldest daughter of Air. and
Mrs, Jnc, Nott.
MCCALLua—LAmnIw. On J00e 1st, at
the residence of the bride's father
baidRAtcCallurn, of Gr, Blyth, to DMistt
Aggie, daughter of Mr. Ie. B. Laid-
law, of Morris.
Dneezeo3—Wreesx5,—At the residence of
the bride's mother, on June let, by
Rev. D. Forrest, Mb. John Dennison
to Miss Julia Wiltaie, both of Mo.
Killop.
SN1DEn, — In Brussels, on May 27th,
Annie Caroline, daughter of Thonlp•
son Snider, aged 4 years and 25 days,
Winmere1D.—In Elena, on Tburaday,
May 19th, Maggie Whitfield, aged 0
years, 11 months and 7 days.
Pnoomon.—Iu Morrie, on Tuesday, May
31st, John Proctor, aged 47 years,
2 monihe and 10 days,
DAVIoS.—In Ethel, on May 31st, Maggie,
third daughter of J. M. and E.
Davids, aged 13 years, 11 months
a and 20 days.
BOn1.n0Lnaa,—A6 Boissevain, on May
22nd, Ephraim, son of U. E. Burk.
holder, of Mantes).
Fall Wheat
Barley.
Peas
Oats .. .. .
Butter, tube and rolls ,
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes (per bag)
Hay per ton
Hides trimmed
Hides rough „
Salt per bbl„ retail
Sheep skins, each •.•
Lamb skins each
Hogs, Live
Wool
Apples (per bag)
05 1 00
80 855
55 55
28 30
11 12
8 9
3 00 8 00
60 60
5 00 6 00
5l 6i
1 00 00
40 40
25 25
4 00 4 66
16 16
50 50
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
iaaeertedi Snubweek 1011 cent ail word will
advt, less than 10 cents, however, bo be paid
for when order is given,!
NIaaLE bioyole wrench found. Enquire
at Tittle 203T,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
NANO OR ORGAN.
Miss Jean Metauohlin'up
pil of Cl. L.
A1, Barris, Musical Doctor, of the CDnsel'v
atoryof 100510, Hamilton, Ontario, is pre.
!Pared 10 give instructions to pupils en either
too technic organ,
igiven either r aothe
homes of pupils or at teaahors home, 44.803
Annual Meeting.
The annual mooting of East Huron learns•
ere enetitute 1vi11 be held in Brussels on
1:t3DSDAY, JUNE 7111, 1808 at 1 °ock p,
m, The besinoss will be (1S blProeident's re-
port ; (2) Dieouseton thereon ; (0) Report of
the Exeouttve pros0ntad 1,1 writing bySse
-
rotary; ;(s) Treasurer's report; (01 Auditor's
retort; (0) Suggestion of points ab Which 00
hod xegular meetings; [7) Suggsetion of
Donate at which to bold supplementary
meetluge; (8) Election ofDireetorsawl Aucl.
it0re ; (0) euggeetipuo me. to 11030 the !testis
auto may ie made more ueofol 1 (t0) Ad•
drtssas by ]nombera' and (11)41 then matters
which may be brou1u1)1 forward.
RED, 11001), Soerotary,
�lAfM FOR SAL)i.-150 AORES
Consisting of the South 1 and South 1
of the North 1 of Lot 3a, Oen 2, Emit Wawa.,
nosh, This in an excellent stock farin, being
well supplied with good spring water. Itis
Situated about 3 miles from trio thriving V11•
logo of Blyth. A large part of it is under
grass. Buildin a and fences are in n fair
state of repair: Batty terms of payment will
11to
11 given, �otFall L IIR, Baseline;apply russels.
�IARbI r01i, SALE.—THE UN
sale, being Lot 22, ottersnnn Con 7, Mor acre
Tulare
are 70 acres Neared and under crop, balance
barawood bush, Thele Is a god frame
house with kitchen, woodshed and cellar
oompiete; bank harp with stone stabling;
Only 3 of a ml mile from school sande 8l miles
from Brussels. Possession would be given
at once. For price and tome apply on the
premises or to 310055els P. O. to
34-11 3111ION FORSYTH,Proprietor.
T..IIATbI FOR SALE OR TO
eligibles 64 _Torre faha rm for 5offers r tto
rant, bolug South part of Lot 0, Oonoea-
eion 12, Grey. All under Cnitivatisn,we1i.
watered and well fenced. There is a good
atone house, bank barn, Orchard, wells, 130„
on the pramises. Also a splendid atone
quarry from which. a good revenue is malls,
ed. Only 2( miles fmm Brussels. Terms
reasonable, For farther particulars an to
Price, Bo., apply to
J01381 A11T033ELL, Proprietor,
304f Brussels P. 0.
e?esm,m,
J17NE 8, 1898
JUST
RECEIVED !
A FRESH
STOOII 015'
Fountain Syringes,
u
La..
a eater Bottles,
Atomizers,
Ice Bags, WC.
Price and Quality
0 llal'anteed
—AT—
Pox's Drab' Store,.
'WARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
rdtLtlasr, Farms and rent, easy terms, inAwnsp
of Morris and Grey. L• S. SOOT'1',Brussels
Notice to Creditors.
In alae Surrogate Court of tko County of
Duran, in the molter of the estate of
Adam Scott, late of the Village of
Dissects, deceased
0,,,fObap.ioe See. given, ht 'pursuant
Jl persons laavvig
ar.5 oloime aga00a( 5110 estate of rho salts
Achim Scott, late of the Vi118855 of Bxueeole,
nonUemau, deeensed, who diad an or about
abs Sixtil day of May,A, postpaid, aro r ttuir.
*d to send by main r the ld, ar deliver to G.
V. Brus-
selsair, , Solicitor for the Execrators, atBrns-
sols P. O„ on or before the 101h day of Juno,
19138, a foss statement nature
the seniors of
thou olahue and the natura of the securities
(!fany/ 12011 by 1)2e, the an and after She
dist 10111 day of June the said estate w111 be
distributed among those entitled therein,
having regard only to the claims of which
natio() d have
given. dDd I3.l,10 MReAU51GdTyOoN, u}n]es,x10e0o8n, toi
re,
G. P, SLAM), Solicitor for Executors.
t P ,'j',,t•
t',ENTRALli'( r' •,µ' a)
Nati
- 13..-, • � as
1
x'tR, JI"�J�g�'r5�9
to TC4ya f j.Jl.i,'
4. J:
11 Commercial School of the high-
est grade -010)]6 better in, the
Dommm inion.
ENTER AT ANY TIh1.E.
Catalogue Frac,
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
or ale C
0
The best and most reliable Turnip seeds that we San procure. Wo have the
following varieties in stook viz:
Hall's 'Westbury, )$angholin,
Sutton's Champion, Sl(irving's Improved,
Sharp's Improved, East Lothe,in
Bruce's Improved East Lothar, Royal Norfolk,
Carters Imperial, Elephant,
IIartley's Bronze Top, Green Top and White Swedes.
Also the Greystone turnip seed.
Ourstookstook is complete in all lines of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Straw and Felt Hats,
l ieadyrnade Clothing.
Everything Oheap, A call solicited.
lt.,<„ !NO
I will give a reward of $50.00 to -anyone who
that we don't make the
I0
can prove
estta"_.
ce Cream
in towel. It is made •from pure Jersey Cream onl an
will be found to be most enjoyable, One call ll d
el
w
enough to convince the public that,
l be
PNEY'S RESTAUANT
is the place and we serve el*y always nothing but what is 1.
CO11fectioe' tt and choice
and fi°ash,
Delicious f=ruit in Season.
J. W. I.J' cl ■