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1200 more voila o£ Wall and
Ceiling Papers came this week. We like
not only to give our customers low prices
but a large variety to seleob from. You
eau depend on good values and a choice
eeleeblon la buying your Well Paper at
DEADMAK'S
DRUG & BOOKSTORE.
When buying a Bioyole get a Cres -
mint, Over 100,000 sold last year, You
can hive one of these wheels 2 months
an trial and if you wish, oan bring it
book. We are never afraid of being
ethok with Oresoent Blayolee. 910 will
buy a
LADIES' BICYCLE.
980 will buy a Geotlelnan'e Wheel -new
last Summer. Guaranteed o, k.
G. A. Deadman,
Agent for Crescent Dioyolee.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
00010EnN EXTENSION ve. G. & E.
Trains leave Bragaele Station, North
and South, as follows:
Going 80twa. G0I114 Nonan.
9x0oeee...... 7:10 a,m, I Mail a•le pan
.m
wised......... 0:40 a. Express 10:17 tem
real 1,1ttos Jtems,
A ohiel'e amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Goon FRIDAY.
GET ready for April lot.
Nzxn Sunday will be Easter.
Bousooto village Colman next Monday
evening.
OnGANTEEn NixoN, of tbe A. 0. U. W.,
was fu town on Wednesday.
WEDNranea's snowing and drifting
made the roads heavy for travel.
A. LARGE amount of District News on
our 8•column oupplement this week.
TILE average age of the persons buried
in Brussels cemetery during the past
Winter bas bedn over 70 years.
LAST Saturday's snow storm was an
old sneezer, more like the opening of
Winter than the 2511i of Maroh.
anima MAOMAEON has sentenced Peg -
leg Brown to be hanged on May 10, at
London, for killing policeman Toohey.
Tosco BEATTrn disposed of his Meek
driver to Dr. Berger, of Listowel, at a
good figure. The beast was a good color
and quite speedy too.
LAST Saturday the monthly meeting
of the Howick Fire Insurance Go, Direct-
ors was held at Gerrie. There were no
claims to pay bat the very satisfactory
nnmber of 91 applications were reoeived.
The Howick Co. fs a leader.
WEDNESDAY Could bardly be palled
seasonable weather for Spring millinery
openings, and yet not a few of the gentler
sex admired the fine diepiays of fashion-
able !headgear M Sirs, Rogers' and ;lilies
Roddiok'e stores. Thursday the weather
was more favorable to the 000asion.
GM= GREEN and Widdis Jaokeon left
for Manitoba oo Taeedav morning taking
two oars of settlers' t re
offsets which in.
eluded 8 horses, implements, lumber for
houses, provisional, &o. Young George
Green was also a member of the party.
Mr. Green's addrege will be Fennaetelle.
Their old friends in this locality wish
them prosperity and expeot to hear of
them doing well on their big !arms,
Onrx.-Thursday of last week Alex.
Donaidoon, a resident of Goderiob for the
past 60 years, died at his home from a
Meeks of paralysis. He had been grade•
ally failing for the past year but was en.
joying comparative good health until
Wednesday. Ile ie survived by bis wife,
5 eons and 2 daughters. Only two of the
children live in tittle country, viz., John,
of Brussels, and Miss Donaldson at
home. The fntteral took place on Satur•
day, Rev. Mr. Anderson aondoating the
service.
L. 0. L. -The Moosomin, (N. W. T.,)
Spectator, of Manta 10, givee a very neat
report of the Grand Orange Lodge of the
Northwest Territories, held recently at
Grenfell. Among the office bearers for
tbie year we notice the names of J. H.
Young, formerly of Brussels, who is
Deputy Grand Master ; and Albert Gerry,
eldest son of B. Gerry of this place, wbo
is Grand Director of Ceremonies. Mr,
Young lives near Mammal and Mr.
Gerry at Indian Head.
Sacco IN Tan Show. -The W. G. & B.
had rather an nnnaoal experience last
Wednesday for this season of the year,
viz„ to be stunk in snow banks for hours
with their trains. The afternoon train
did not reach Brueeele until about 8 p,
to., and the night train, due here et 10
o'olotk, arrived shortly before 7 There-
day morning, after spending the night in
e. snow pile a mile this side of Listowel.
They bad two ermines on, and when they
could nob pueb through, the snow plow
and an engine name to their help, and by
the aid of the eeotion man working all
night the train was liberated and tbe
snow plow sent ahead, There fortunate.
ly were no lady passengers aboard and
the gentlemen made the beet of it, bob
don't want the dose repeated,
Tun OoNPEneiotTION LIPS. -The 27111
annual report of the Confederation Life
Association a9 publiebed in another
column, and presette a record of proe.
parity wbiob moat be very grabifying to
the ebareboldere and polioyhoidere of
this stemma' institution. During the,
past year 2,251 applications for ineuranoe
Were approved, representing 99,164,448-
a marked inoreaso in the volume of new
buefnese, The total Imamate in force, at
the aloes of the year was 929,077,418,
under 19,050 policies on 17,106 lives,
Polieyholdare were paid in pro0te during
1898,the handsome auto of 986,800.22,
the aggregate for the past fottr years
being 9345,276. In every teatime the
financial status of the company le Round
and fie Lignite progressive. Sir W. P.
Howland, the Preeident, in moving the
adoption of the report, pronounced it
eminently satisfactory, an opinion which lie
Was endorsed by the moorage ntatives 6f till
the policyholders. F. 11, Heath is the , he
general agent of the Confederation Life last
for this dletrdot, the 1084,1 agent being mo
W. 13. T{err, $kuesele, ala
Gan thanks are due to A. Hislop,
P, P., for parliamentary reporte.
THE 100x1 dootare have been Navin
busy time in vaoninating the snide."
G. A, Deanntg wheeled down to
store on itis bike on Monday and this
the anew 100,
MoxmuxY /Jovial lair Thursday of n
week. Tbie will be the teat lair
seasan. Don't fail t0 attend it,
Seg. DAVIS will have his time felly
copied on his farm, 5th line, Morrie,
lute closed his shoe shop for Chia seas
D. A. Lon'RY loteuda rough casting
reeidenoe this Spring and will also m
other improvements. Thos, 111oLau
fit's reeidenoe will receive similar tr
moot at Mr. Lovery's heads.
Hume WmttAtte & Son disposed
their carriage shop and premises on
street last week to F. Adams, who is
new proprietor of the Brussels Pu
Works, It will suit Mr, Adams tip -
and is mob 00nveniently located.
Moult than one individual expres
their thanks, audibly or mentally, to A
]usher for hie kindness in opening up
unmber of the streets with his au
plow last Sabbath morning after Sat
day's blizzard. It was a very thought
aot and added to the comfort of oho
goers.
AN auction sale of household farnita
&o„ alai take plane at the resideuoe
Wm. Kneabtel, corner of Thomas a
Elizabeth streets, Brussels, on Thorel
afternoon of next week, F. S. Scott w
be the auoiioueer. Sale unreserved
Mr. and ]lire. llneehtel are giving
house -keeping owing to the ill health
the latter,
TEE Stratbroy Dispatch of March 22
says of a former Brasselite:-"Ro
Thompson, the late popular clerk of t
Commercial hotel, has entered into pe,
nership with W. T. Gunn, of the Queen
The joint partnership commenced
Monday morning last. Both are fir
Claes hotel men, know their burin
thoroughly and are generally popular:
Attowo the shipments from Brussels
T. R. thitt week were 3 decks of hope a
a oar of cattle by Mseere. Best, MaDo
old and Ferguson ; 2 decks by Mese
Baeker & Vanstone ; also a oar of dress
bogs by the earns Arm ; a oar of oats a
a car of wheat by R. Graham ; 2 oars
ealt by the Enterprise Works • 2 oars
settlers' effects ; 2 oars of Comber by
410Donald, of Walton. In inoomi
freight was a oar of wire for N. F. Ger
and a car of Dorn for Wm. Roes (ft Son.
Munn $25.00. -License Inspector M
ler laid information before A. Hunte
J. P., charging 1. Stevenson with au
plying liquor for M. Riehardeo0, regar
ng whom notice had been given mutat
Mg dealers and others against doing t11i
The law is strict in this particular an
properly so, and ae a result the pereo
complained against was fined 925,00 o
pleading guilty. There are a few othe
pon whom suspicion also rests, an
hey may hove to contribute to the Pro
imolai exchequer as well.
A Kansas newspaper says :-"Rober
Broadfoot (son of Robt. Broadfoo
armed): of Morrie township) and Mis
pee E. Vickers were united in marriage
y Rev. Geo. Mo8ay, at the parsonage
t 11.80 a. m., Wednesday, March 811
be yauog couple have the best wishes o
heir many friends. Sines the msrriag
anis stroek this oommuuity so forcibly
ev. Mr, MoE'y is afraid to go very fa
torn home for fear of disappoiotiu
orne young couple. Come along y000
Ike, Mr. Malley will tie the knot with
eatneee and di -patch." The reveres
enbteman is a forrner.Brosselite, being
on of Mre, Geo. McKay, Thomas street
A GOOD WouAN DIES.-Mre. Willis
anetone, formerly of Brussels, passe
way to her reward last Sabbath after
oon, aged 82 years, at the home of he
eioe, Mre. Wilcox, Galt, and was inter
d in the cemetery in that town o
edneeday afternoon, R. Leatberdale, o
missals, baying the direction of th
neral. Servlee was conducted by Re
m. Kettlewell, Methodist minister, o
hose ohnrob deceased was a rnoe
orthy member, Mrs. Vanstone'
aiden name was Elizabeth Woods an
er birthplace was Devonshire, England
here she was also married to Thos
rills. They came to Canada over 5
ears ago and lived near Galt. Mr
rills died some 27 yeare ago, She was
nited to the late Wm. Vanstone in 1878
d resided in Brusselo for over 12 years,
r. Vanstone pre-deoeaaing her 9 years
o. Deceased has made her home for
ars with her neioe, who lived with
re. Vanstone on their farm when a
ung girl, The subject of this natio
as a kindhearted, generous lady, wbo
ok a great intereeb in the advancement
every good work, and she will be kind.
remembered by many. Mre. Van -
ane had a sister die on shipboard in
ming to Canada, and another sister,
re. Elliott, of Gait, is quite 111 now.
r, Grille, Mrs. Vanetone'e first hoe.
nd, was a brother to Mrs, le, Leather-
le's father.
Rev. D1,. 2eaoueog,-"The Interior,"
Preebyterian weekly published in Chi,
go, in its Mane of March 13tH, gave a
lendid portrait of the late Dr, Pergueoa
lowed by the following obituary notioe
The death of the Rev, John Ferguson,
D., removes from among us a friend
d preaaber whose departure we mourn.
e was called to the Home Beyond on
onday, February 27, at Brussels, °star.
Ole was a man held in great respeot
all who knew him. He was a native
Glengarry, Canada. After a course of
eperation in various wheals, be entered
ox College, Toronto. Graduating in
65, he was licensed by the Preabytery
Owen Sound, In 1895 be was ordained
d induoted into the congregation of
Iville church, Brunets, Ontario, by the
eabytery of Enron. where he remained
rteen years. In 1878 be was nailed
d settled at Vankleek Rill, Ontario.
ter a pastorate of seven years there, he
of to Denver, Colorado, 00 '000ent of
health. `There for mime time he sup.
ed the WeetminaterPresbytery church,
was then called to the pastorate of
ohuroh at Central Oiby, Colorado.
La
ter the North church of Denver, gave
n oell, which be aooepbed, laboring
refsithlnlly with much aooeptanoe
1890, when he went to California for
health. On big return to Denver ho
ame pester at large, and in this napao.
he did excellent work. In 1806 the
hot
degree of D. D. tvae conferred
him by the college of Montana, A
w yeare ego be became a firm believer
he personal almond doming of Christ,
took a decided Stand on hie faith,
loved the doctrine and hoped to live
the Lord's advent and kingdom, but
has fallen under the power of "she
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¶rnE BRUSSELS POST
Conn Friday poetoffioo boors- 8 to 0 a,
lu, l 1 hour after the afternoon train
arrives and 8 to 6.80 in the evening,
Coxe'ranczs F. S. Swett and A. llfa-
Lauoblin have each received a new pair
of "derbies" this week and oan now
braoelet law breakers with the latest
improved niokle pletsd artiole,
NOTICE, -To the Pubifo of Brneaele,-
The attention of parents and others is
galled to the matter of Vaoothation ibis
and next week. All who have not boon
Vaocivated must be, according to IOW,
R. Paul, Chairman of the Board of
Health.
K. 0. T, M. -A imolai evening will be
given by the Brueeele Tent, No. 24, I0.
0, T. M., in their new Lodge room,
Stewart Mock, next Tneeday evening,
commencing et 7.30 o'clock, A musical
and literary program will be presented
and a good time le promised.
A Ronne steam Fire Eagine was
Shipped along with hose, hose carte, ebo.,
to Nova Bootie last Saturday, The Ron.
ald steamers are known from the Atlau•
do to the Pacifist and give the beet of
eatiefaotion wherever used ae the
machines are made for durability as wall
ae eflicienay.
A BUSY SPOT.-BCueaele poatoflioe is a
boey place as the following will show :-
Last week was enumeration week in all
the poetoffiaee throughout Canada and
the following is the result of the count in
Brussels oti£oe :-Lettere, 2,034 ; drop
lettere, 1130: poet Garde, 914 ; papare,
samplea, ole., 194 ; photos, music, etc.,
63 ; parcels, 11. total postage on the
above was 950.70.
The Winnipeg Evening Nevin Bulletin
of Marsh 18th, in speaking of the Feder-
al Life Aesoranoe Oompany, says of a
former well known Bruseelite the follow-
ing
:-
"J.R
. Grant, t, of this afty, assisted
by a very able field force, le entrusted
with the manaagement of the ]Manitoba
and Nortllweetern Ontario branch of the
Federal, and ooueidering his bttaineoe
ability and thorough knowledge of this
country and its values 011r00gh 25 years
aloae tench with its people it is safe to
say that the Company's interests in this
district are in good hands.
Sen eN Ham Cum. -The Atwood Bee
atter theheonifollowin Spring hear Oaut
ur
hoolrey team played' the return match
with Brussels on Thursday of last ween,
the Brueaelitee ag,in defeating them by
2 goals to 1, The majority of the looal
team are gentlemen, and invariably con -
dust themselves as snob, but unfeltun.
ately snob oaonot be said of all, The
conduct of one or two of the playa's,
under the influence of distilled tangleles,
WWI anything but oredibable to themeel.
vee or bheir town. It is surprising to
what extent some young men oan make
guys of tbemaelvee when opportunity
offers."
BTATIsTIOAL,-From the latest "Report
of Birtbs, Marriages and Deaths," in the
Province of Ontario, we glean the fol.
lowing items of interest :-Total number
of eirtbe, 47,328 ; total number of deaths,
27.633 ; giving an increase of 19 690 in
the total of the population of the Prov-
ince, in addition bo 4.570 by irnmieration.
Of the 27.688 deaths in tbe Province
3 000 were due to Consumption, thab
being, by all odds, the most prevalent
di -hese from Typhoid fever 355 ; and
from Diphtheria 976. The total number
of Marriages was 15.298, an increase of
847 over the previous year. The denom.
inations were represented in the mar
riagee as followe :-Eplso paiians 6 004 ;
Presbyterians 6.918 ; Methodists 10 480 ;
Roman Catholfoe 4 370 ; Baptists 1.787 ;
Coogregationaliete 240.
Genie To BoANnoa.-Geo, Halliday, late
ofS
Rae & H 1 '
a Itda
Brussels,
e
Y,h1, store
ed a lucrative position in te store of
Messrs. Nation & Shewan, Brandon,
Mao„ and will leave for the West in the
course of 10 days. Mr. Halliday is a
clever salesman, a good stock -keeper, and
has had a lengthened experience in both
dry goods, groceries, Mobbing, &a, that
will amply qualify him for hie new poet
of duty. The Brandon firm is to be oon•
gratulated on theaoquieition he will be to
their Mail. Miss Jennie Green and Miee
Polly Sample, formerly of Brussels, are
milliners in the same store. Mr, and Mre.
Halliday and son are away at Hansell
now for Beater, While we regret to
lose Mr, Halliday from Brussels, we
wish him every success in the Prairie
Province. Hie brother, W. J., reeides at
Calgary, N. W. T.
CIIpitCll (;11111E' .
'Last Sunday was Palm Sunday,
Servide will be held in St. John's
ohnrob at 11 a, m. on Good Friday.
"The Birthday of Hope" will be the
topic at Melville Endeavor next Sunday
evening.
Next Sabbath evening an Easter ser-
mon and service of Praise will be given
in Melville dearth.
The collection in Melville Sabbath
sobool iaet Sunday was a missionary one
and amounted to 95.70,
"The raising of Lazarae" will be the
International Sabbath school lesson for
next Sunday. See notes on another
pace of Tun POST.
Knox ohuroh, Queen street, Toronto,
(Rev. Dr, Parsons), has received legisla.
tive permission to sell its valuable clown.
town property, and build elsewhere.
The Woman's Foreign Miaaionary
Sooiety of the Methodist ohnrob, Wing -
ham District will bold their annual
meeting in Brunets in May. Date is nut
yet announced,
Rev. S. J. Ailing preached last Sabbath
evening to young men taking Joseph as
his topic, After sketching his career be
pointed out a number of commendable
features in his life worthy of emulation.
W. H. herr, of TEE POST, has been
honored tvith an invitation to epeak on
the topic "Integrity in Daily Life" at the
International Epworth League Convon
tarn to be held in Indianapolis, on July
2043,
"Truly this was the Son of God," was
Rev. Mr. Abey'e text last Sunday morn.
ing in St, John's church, and in the
evening, 15911.4th chapter and a portion
of the 19th verse, "Who being past
feeling,"
The Bishop of Huron will, at the invi.
Cation of the Arohbishop of Rupert's
Land, preaoh in the cathedral ab Win-
nipeg on the 100th anniversary of the
church Missionary Sooiety of England, on
April 12th,
2.'he anneal meetiug of the W. F. M.
Society in oonneotion with the Ohurolt of
England, will be held in London next
ween. Mre. (Rev) Abey and Mre. (1)0.)
MoBnurhton will represent the Society
of St. Johne ohuroh, Brueeele, and Miss
Vinie Caedlrf the Junior Branch of the
4tiziliary,
Rev, Dr. Warden has aunoucood hie
intention of retiring front the seoretety
slip of the home mission committee of
the Presbyterian Matruh in June, 111s
duties es getterni agent of the rhumb
taking up all bus Limo.
"The way to I.t, IIeavenly Life," woe
Rev. Dar. Item' anbjeot iaet Sabbath
morning, John 14;4.6. Obriet is to be to
:e the way to the Heave,,ly Life, (1) By
a personal arpropriation of llis atoning
dell ; (e) By a personal participation in
Ilia holy life. 'elle pastor answered
eine queries relative to the repent series
of rlleooursea at the evening service.
The auniveneary services of the Meth-
odist Sabbath sobool will be bold next
Sunday. ltev, Jno. Ross, B. A., of Mel.
villa ohuroh, will preach ab 10 BO a, m,
and the pester. at 7 p. m, A platform
meeting will be held at 2.30 o'olook, at
which addresses will be given by the
above mentioned reverend gentlemen,
with mu,io by the pupils.
At a recent meettog of the Saugoen
Presbytery at Palmerston to consider tbe
call of the Guthrie church, Herrieton, to
Rev. T. D. ltloOullongh, of Dresden, a
communication from the Ohatbam Pres-
bytery stated that Mr. McCullough ao.
aepted the call, It was then arranged
that the induction would take plane on
April 20th, Rev. SIr. MoD„nald, of Cedar.'
veils, presohing, Rev, Mr, Aull, addree•
sing the congregation, and Rev, Mr. Ed•
mine, of Rothsay, addressing the new
minister.
Last Sabbath evening "Singing for
Jens," was the topic at the 13pwarth
League. Mies Minnie MoNaatitton read
"'Phe bride's la.t song -Nearer my God
to Thee" ; Mise Jennie Howe, a paper on
"Singing" ; Rev. 8. J. Allin song "The
Ninety and Nine" ; W. R. lllo uey read
"The New Ilyma" ; Mise Lizzie Sample
sang "The sinner and the Bong" ; MissClara Peebles read Psalm 100 ae te les-
son for the evening. The President, Mies
Minnie Moore, presided and the meeting
was an enjoyable one. Next Sabbath
evening the subject will be "Sooiability."
Business Locals.
Clover and Timothy seed ab Mo0rao
ken's.
OLosct and Timothy seed,
Baeker & Vanstone.
Two good working horses for sale at lot
27, con. 7, Morris. Wet AenToN. 83-
A few kegs of lake herring to exchange
for wood. Apply at Ballantyne's grocery,
Brussels.
Ronald Fire Engine Works wish to
parobaee 100 to 200 cords of wood, four
feet long -hard or soft -green or dry,
early delivery.
JUST reoeived large stook, Boys' knee
pants all sizes from four years to fifteen
years old. A. R. Smitb, Suaceeeor to
Smith & McLaren, Oaeh and one pries
only,
Wanted -Butter and Eggs. Highest
Primo. Clash or Trade. Admittedly the
best Produce market in Canada,
G. E. RING, Wingbam.
S. 13, SzALr offere his reeidenoe for sale
or to rent, also three bueineae stands on
Turnberry street, Rent moderate, polio
sesaeesion immediately.
Ilfsiintt'lt's Veen Nerve
Was the result of hie splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order,
If you want these qualities and the soca
acme tbey bring, use Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They develop every power at
brain and body. Only 25o. ab Deadrnan'e
drug store.
It7Easaa. Cochrane & Johnston have re-
oeived a oar of Sweedish and Scotch
granite, People wanting anything in this
line would do well to see them before
purchasing elsewhere. Don't buy from
agents but see the stook yourself and you
then know what you are getting. We
carry a stook not surpassed by any town
in Canada, Ooanotttz & Joneemot, deal-
ers in marble and granite monuments,
Brussels.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of joy. Bnokleu'a Arnica Salve, euros
them ; also Old, Running and Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
Warta, Cute, Bruises, Burns, Maids,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Beet Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Paine and
Aabes. Only Mots. a box, Cure Roar•
anteed. Sold by G. A, Deadman, Drug-
gist,
A, R. Sittrn, sueoessor to Smith &
MoLaren, has lost reoeived this week,
direst from Belfast, Ireland, one bale
linens, and will Bell at the following
prices :-Oce piece Loom Table Linen,
25o. psr.yard ; 1 pieoe Txble Linen, 40o.
per yard ; 1 piece Table Linen 50a. per
yard ; 1 piece Bleached Table Linen,
800, per yard ; 1 pieoe best French Oan-
vase, in town at 10e. per yard I 1 pieoe
beat blank Canvass in town at 10o. per
yard. Cash and 1 prioe only, A. R.
Smith, champion clothier.
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OaloMeav
WlrttiNeoN,-In Grand Repide, Mich., on
Marek 2nd, the wife of Mr. John
Wilkinson, formerly of Brussels, of
a daughter,
AnttcANpEa,-In Blyth, on March 16111,
the wife of Mr, /toward Alexander,
of Winnipeg, Manitoba, of a dangle -
ter.
McGowan. -In Boat Wawanooh, on
March 23rd, the wife of Mr, R. 0.
McGowan, of a 'daughter,
amen, -In Morrie, on March 2011,, the
wife of Mr, Riobard T. Miller, of a
daughter.
TDitVEY.-In Morris, on March, 6111, the
wife of Mr, Wm. Purvey of e, laugh-
ter.
TnayEY-S11tl,Dona,-In Morris, on Wed`
needay, Miceli 15th, by Rev. 5,
Rogers, Me. Mae, Turvey, to Rise
Lottie, youngest daughter of Mr.
Jos, Sellars, both of Merrie,
OWENe-MoTuzns,-In Morrie, on Wed-
nesday, Marolt 2911,, by Rev. D.
Rogore, Mr. Henry Owens, of Mani.
toba, formerly of Belgrave, to Mise
Susan, daughter of Mr. Robert
Matbers,
anxonsa.
VANseotte,-In Galt, on March 28th,
Elizabeth Woode, reliot of the late
Wm. Vanebauo, of llrttaeeie, aged 82
yeare.
Dote nsog,-In Goderiob, on March 22rd,
Alex, Donaldson, father of John
Donaldson, liraesele, aged 72 years
and 8 months',
McCercurog.--In Morrie, on Natoli 26th,
Jahn Ma0utobeen, aged 81 yeare and
7 menthe,
MAR. 31, 1899
S7.4XD4J D .B4.N,E OF C4X
Di•:f, .
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HEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO
CAPITAL PAI[] 53? (One Million Dollars) • $1,000,000
RESERVE FUND 9000,000
elgenoies in ail princ{pal pointe in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States tdJ5,teland,
Cams= s 2"i it i4l'a11yQe'dTv
A Gonerel Banking Baeineee Transaoted, Partnere' Notes Di000ented,
Drafts Lima and Calleatione made on all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DSPARTMEpl r.
Inbereat allowed On deposits of 61,00 and upwards,
SPECIAL ATTENTION OIVEN TO Trig 000000TI0N OP 1!Anotltje' BALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Customers liviug at a dietanee.
J. N. GORDON, AOT/NO AMT.
MoCAA.-T1, Egmonclvilie, on March 21St,
Alexander Meese, aged 82 years and
2 months,
BnosurooT,-In Taokeromith, on Maroh
2lst, James i3roadfoot, aged 64 years
and 6 menthe,
maze aassmaas 1vz-.8. '-uV£TM,
Lail Wlteet ••••
13arley ....
Peas
Oats
Butter, tube and rolls ..
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Pobatoee (per bee.)
'Hay per ton .....
Hide trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep ekine,eaoh
Lamb eking each
Hoge, Live
Deemed Hoge
Wool
Apples (per bag)
65
85
64
27
13
9
4 00
65
5 00
7
5
1 00
30
25
4 00
4 75
16
50
06
40
65
28
14
3.0
4 00
65
5 00
7d•
60
75
25
4 10
5 00
17
85
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Lemma' kid glove found. Owner may
have it by calling at THE POST.
Two grade bulls for sale, Ono 1} years
old and the other 10 months. For further
information apply to GEORGE ROBB,
57.50 Brussels.
TomTamwortlr boar and Several
y01108:50011.
oung 0heeter White pigs for sale. All from
(pair 0sIITOHZ oN etikt tlna, Olamrle wit•. W. G.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
. Alt•NL SEOIJRITY.-THE UN -
A. has bad 016,000 placed to
his hands to loon on mortgage, farm seour-
ity. Payment to suit borrowers
Apply to W, H, EMIR, Brussels.
ANYONE WANTING A SEW -
me Machine, Organ or Piano eau be
supplied b applying to e far I am not out
of the business m
ess ae some have tried to report.
I will deal with you es reasonable as ally.
20- T. M00R14, Brussels.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on M111 street, Brussels. The house
is a aomPorbable one, well fitted up, with.
sellar, hard and soft water, &a. Tbero is
also a good stable. Prutt trees in garden
over ono quarter acre of land. For prion,
tering, 06. apply to F. FINN, Proprietor,
or W. H. KERB, of Tau PosT, 18.11
FOR SALE,
Splendid 131aek Stallion, "Dexter go.
yenge," stands 109 bands bifih and weighs
.1,000. Sired by Royal Revenge," out of
part culaars apply toJ'OGN HOLLINGlnli,
Lot I0, Oou, 0, Gray. Bsusaala P. 0.
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be reoelved by the under-
signed up to 12 o'clock, unn0, on April 1st,for
the erection of a new School Nouse at Got
10, Oon, 0, School Section N0.0, Grey. flans
and epeeifioatione may be seen at. John Bate.
man's, Lot 10, Con. 0, Gtey,
21AL00LM LAMONT,
3O0N. �BATEMAN, .Crusteoa,
At3RANAli'f G. 13I8130P,
10008,110RAY, Seo. -Trees, Ethel P, 0. __
Dissolution of Partnership.
The cc-partuereh iv existing betweoo Noble
Iv. Gerry and Nelson 13, Gerry, muter tbo
firm name of N.& N. Gerry, has been dis-
solved by mutual consent. All claims against
the said Arm will be paid byN, P. Gerry,
who will -also collect ail assote for the arm.
Witness NOBLE P. GE1tRY.
B. GER13Y, NELSON B. GE11tY.
Dissolution of Partnership,
Notice la boeeby given that the partner-
ship beretofcre r•xistiog between the under
slgoed under the Orel name of Smith & no.
Laren, is dissolved, dating from Mama 1st,
1000 All claims against the said Arm will
be paid by A, R, Smith, who will also collect
all assets of the said firm.
Dated at Brussels this 201h day of March,
1899,
Witness 3 G130. N. MOLAREN,
SAM, SKALITZ1iY 1 A.R. SMITH,
Books g7,
o
e
We have this week open-
ed up a very fine lot of
Books, comprising the most
Popular Works of Celebrated
Authors They are printed
from large type, on good
paper, and bound in attrac-
tive covers, at 10c. and 16c.
Ar'-'-"�®ay
Fob's Drug Store„
200 00 WILL PURCE[ASE 10
t (7 uoree, tete South .mast earner Lot 25,
Con. 7, Morris. Prune boueo. stable and or.
chard, For further particulars apply to B.
G E1.titY, Brussels. 00.4
G005 100 ACRE FARM FOR
0.41,10. Lot I0, Oon. 9, (trey, 12 feet of
it tonohee the river. Immediate possession,
For pride, terms, 00., tiepin 00
J0• TE08,151002E, 13ruseole,
1:11ARM FOR SALE. -THE UN-
dersigued offers his farm, West Ralf
Lot No. 10, Ono. 4, Grey, containing 50 acres,
more or lase. For particulars as to price
and terms apps to
ABrussels P. 0, on
ROB on the0premlees,
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE,-
GOOD
undersigned offer two 100 acre
farms for sale at reasonable prices. The lota
are Nos. 20 and 11 Con. 0 (Sunshine), the
eideroad between them. Good brick house
uu4 barn on lot IL, and hones and 2 barna on
lot 10. Orchards and all necessary conven-
iences, Well watered and suitable for grain
or erasing, 100 nares now io grase. Will be
Gold either separate or together to stilt pur-
chassr. Terms of payment reasonable. Jul -
'Mediate possession. For further partienlare
10.10 y01000105 N,, larrisster,rWinghaai. „1 o1
REAL ESTATE.
PINE FARM F013 SALE. -BE.
zoo Lot 20, N i Con. 0, Morris township,
containing 90 acres of first-class land. There
is a house baro, orchard and good ware-
house, end farm is well fenced. There are
05 acres in Fall wheat; 15 acres iu bay and
45 acres pasture. Possession Sould be given
at once, Farm adjoins tate village o1 Brus-
sels. For further particulars ae to price,
terms, &a„ write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
M, P., Baden. 22-tf
T1ABM 1(0R SALE -1110 AORES
Consisting of the Routh d and South 9
of the North f of Lot 90, Con 2, East Wawa.
nosh. 1'hta 1s all exaellent stook farm, being
well supplied with good spring water. It is
situated about a miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of it la under
grase. Buildings and fences are in afair
state oP repair. Easy terms of payment will
b11given.
en, G. Por . 13 ll LAIR Bari tor, ilr neele.
'ti_
OF OUR STUDENTS
Have recently taken good aituatione and
four positions remain unfilled. The very
beet bueineaa firms throughout the noun•
try employ our graduates. In fair com-
petition our graduates are nearly always
chosen. Onr business course ie filled with
praotioai points. We teaob real business
, imitation -
to
or nonsense. Our Short-
hand Course is in charge of experts.
tenter now. Circulars free.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORIO, ONT.
W. X. ELLIOTT, Principal.
A.
Successor to
5 SMITH & MCLAREN
Teres Cash, and One Price Only.
Rolled through the snow keeps on increasing in size,
and so does our business in the
Boot and Shoe Line
since we fired the ball loaded with low prices. It will not
require much powder to shoot the following list
One case Men's Splendid Solid Plough Boots, sizes
6 to 11, for $ 1.00 per pair.
One case New Patented Plough Boots, pts, X1.40 a pair.
One ease New Patented Plough Boots, $1.75 aair.
These are p
the J. A. 1VI. Cote [St, Hyacinthe] Boot -none other so good.
' :Jett i', lam.] Z
La les'
_ut
ow
nes. .
Plain and colored leather, exclusive designs that
you can get nowhere else in Brussels. The maker cut
them low in style -we cut them low in price, This sea-
son brings many novelties and pretty things ill Oxfords
and other Boot and Shoe lines;
Oeish and One Pages On1r.
tZOIST CLOT