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Horsemen! Cattlemen!
We have just made another lot of our
Condition Powders, It has 'been pare-.
fully prepared and the quantities of the
various ulgrodients nicely proportioned.
We have left oat this time one not so
important an ingredient and Have added
another that expevi8100 and research
Have taught us is benefioiel, It contains
n0 cotton seed or other meal to ivorease
the quantity and lesson the soot, but is
made only from such dertgs as aro needed
to accomplish its pparpos°, It will do any
animal good and espeoiallyy at this season
of the year, but its effect is most needed
when the appetite fails and the animal is
low be condition, loss of appetite or not
thriving we11. We charge you no more
for this powder than if you brought in
'the receipt. Our object 1e to sell you a
powder that will recommend itself, We
have made a great number of powders
from all imaginable moeip00 but know of
none superior to this, If you Onee use it
you will not want any other. Try
some,
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookse ller, &o
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
80UT0ERN EXTENSI00 W. G. & D,
Trains leave Brass's Station, North
nd South. as follows:
GONG Seu'oe. (80080 NOR78.
Afnil......... .. 0:54 a.m. I Mixed 9x95 5,01.
Express 11:00 a.m. Mail 8:15 pan,
9:00 p.Pr, Express ...... 0:45 p,m,
.otnC.icivs 3fClns,
A. ehiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll permit it.
CLEAN up your yards and pemtses.
TnRNDetoY street is being scraped this
week.
Smoot Board on Friday evening of this
week.
P, Soma has invested in a bicycle
wheeled trotting sulky,
TEE high wind on Tuesday brenght
down the smoke stack at the flax mill.
Beam CURRIE has had a stable built
on his lot, opposite the Ronald foundry.
WHAT about a celebration for the
Queen's Birtbdsy ? The various clubs
should work up a program for that day
for Brussels.
A $mxro has had a German 8 day
cloak of ancient date placed in the hall of
the American hotel.
THE report of the Boyd—McLeod ease
tried at the recent Perth aeeizes may be
reed on page 3 of this issue.
A DEBATE between the Young Liberal
Clubs of Brussels and Wroxeter is talked
of in the near future. Brussels Glee
Club will probably accompany the debat-
ers.
Music.—Mise O'Connor has resumed
her must° class in Brussels and is pre-
pared to instruct pupils on piano or organ.
She has also organized a branch in W ing-
ham, visiting there on Tuesday and Wed.
nesday of each week.
BRUSSELS Frees Baseanj.—At the an.
nunl meeting of this body, held last Tues-
day evening, the officers of last year were
reelected. The list of members was
revised and the names of absentees strnok
off. The company Is well officered.
FRIDAY afternoon about 4 p, m. the fire
alarm was sounded and that fire engine
was got oat on the doable quick to go to
the rescue of Mrs. W. R, Wilson's resi-
dence, Mill street, but the incipient fire
was got out without the steamer. Very
little damage was done we steeled to say.
A row weeks ago an item appsard in
the Canadian news column stating that
the quevtiau of allowing liquor to be used
in the L. 0. L. rooms hes been discussed
at the recent Grand Lodge. The item
was incorrect as to the L. 0. L„ it had
reference to another Order.
LoroNns Rernot Ixe.—It will be a matter
of very general regret, we believe, for the
Public to ascertain that Principal Cam-
eron, has placed his resignation in the
hands of the School Board, the same to
tome into effect at the close of that term.
itIr. Cameron has done excellent work in
the school in his 14 years here and bis
plaoe will not be easily filled. He pur-
poses attending college, we believe, to
prepare for special work in connection
with the teacking profession. Tile matter
will be dealt with at the Board meeting
this (Flidar) evening,
SUDDEN DEATIL—Last Sunday morning
Isabella Leckie Turnbull, beloved wife of
A. G. Dickson, Bank of Commerce, To
routo, passed sway to her reward after e
brief bat severe struggle of 24 hours
duration with convulsions. She had
been visiting with Mr. Dickson's parents
for several weeks and was able to be
about the house after the birth of her
daughter on March 21st, when she was
suddenly etrieken clown. Despite the
sons'ant attention of two doctors, a pee-
feseional nurse and the willing service of
relatives tete end speedily came. It was
a sad surprise to the community at Iarge
when the ann,iuuoement Was mode on
Sunday. Mrs. Dickson was a daughter
of the late James Turnbull, of Forderlee,
Boxboro'shire, Scotland, and was united
in marriage to her now bereft huaband at
the residence of Jahn Beattie, Todehaw'
haugh Farm, Scotland, on August 16th,
1887. They returned to Canada and re-
sided for 3 yeare in Walkerton and then
removed to Toronto, where Mr. Dickson
had been promoted. The deceased .woe
of a mild, lovable disposition and enjoy-
ed the esteem of all who 'new her. For
many years she bad been a 00nsietent
member of the Presbyterian church,
Two daughters, aged 5 years and 4 weeks,
respectively, are left to the kindly et.
tuition of father and friends. Mrs.
Dickson had no relatives in this country,
Mrs. Wm. Douglas, near Wroxeter, who
knew the family in the old land, was
with her and was unren;_ttiog in be at-
tention. Mr. Dickson vas telegraphed
for on Saturday and at Guelph ran to the
telephone office to get word from Brus.
dela and in so doing missed his train.
He caught a special to Palmerston, from
whioh point three railroad hands convey-
ed him here on a hand oar, making the
run in a little over two hours. The
funeral on Wednesday afternoon was
largely attended. Rev. D. Millar, 008100 -
ed by Rade. Messrs. Jona and hose,
conducted the service. Mr. Malian and
relative aro deeply sympathised with in
their sudden be:eaveme0t.
Wca, AlNasy has pnrchasod a new up. Two cannon went through Bruosole
right piano. It arrived 08 Tuesday of this Wednesday for Luolsnow, Where
ween. these war•li19 operations going to end
Buts, MiLLE1t 110Lo0urn9I,n shipped '3 110m)mor B4r.r. Invitations have b
oars of ashes this week to the Eastern t'opeived by a ntlnlber of Brusssllto
0020008, attend the Military Ball to be held in
A nuntook perambulating phrenologist llorticulturhl pavillon, Ggderigll, on
named Johnston, cooled off in the lock-up , clay of next week, 20th Inst. The bu
last Saturday afternoon, Ing will:08000ttnodate 500 people. I
Ley weeps quite .:s few fish were oaughb said the Gelleetra eeleoted will be
in the Maitland 'with hook and luno. hest that has ever been in Gpderiob
They were of the nhub variety. will consist of 8 instruments.
A mow' wire fence bee been put Isle 010 decorations are in the hands of a pr
the property of Mrs, dno, Porbee, corner eional who will make the pavilion
of William and Albert streets. gay for the occasion. A oompetent o
Wooms's Pair views in the Town Hall mutes ie sparing no pains to make
on Tilereday evening of this weep, with Ball a great success.
W. E. Bam5ay Re lecturer and vocalist, Exam Ti: puma ITM ren, —Tho 0
Moe. GoIPrfTN bas perchaeed the mitten appointed to enquire into
dwelling of Geo. Burton, of Toronto advisability of engaging an extra teao
Junction, situated ou Turnberry street in Brussels Finnic School is of the o
South, Brtis80le. lop that the neceseitiee& 0f the ease
COMPLAINT has been made of certain mand it and the Board will probe,
swift youths who me frequently engaged consider the situation on Friday even
in rooster fighting. Trouble is brewing In the Pritnary Department, taught
if it is not stopped. Mies Oooper, the Committee found
Ie is avid George Lott has purchased attendance 0190 pupils ; fn MISRDow
the boas and lot on Mill street belonging room, 57 ; Miss Braden's, 62 ; and P
to Joseph Clegg, paying $400 for it. If 01pta1 Cameron's, 41. In each ease
00 the property is certainly a bargain. seating, capacity is overtaxed and
TOWN `TREASURED KELLY bas improved necessary promotions cannot be prop
the wppearanoe of the street and hie madeuntilmore room iesupplied. Tl:
property by anteing down several of the are only 6 non-resident pupils in Prinoi
large poplar shade trees and taking the Cameron's room. While notdasiringto
tops off others• crease our school taxes any more than
BR008010 is well supplied, with dress. necessary Tan Par is of the opinion t
malting establishments this season, no the so called economy, talked by a
lees than 12 being engaged in sitting out is not to be compared with the interest
the fair sex with Spring and Surntner the children of Brussels.
wearing apparel.
HYt:cNc,AL.—On Thursday afternoon of
this week Joseph Burton, of Brussels, Business .Locals.
and Mies Alice Skelton, of Morris, were
united in marriage by the aid of a mar. A YOUNG farm horse for sale. Apply
nage license and Rev. R. Paul, Mr. and Jas. Walker, Druesele•
M:a. Burton went aw5y on a short TRY us for rubber and waterproof ooa
wedding tong on the afternoon train be -1. C. Richards.
fore settling down to ho0sekeepiog on Children's wagons, large stook and 1
Mill street. primes. I. 0. Richards.
TIP.Tor fTADLE.—Uugh Williams & You can get a dozen milk pane for o
Son have their new barn, opposite the dollar at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
Queen's stable, in fitst.alass shape. The Goon young cow for sale. Apply to
building is 40 x 76 feet 1a stories, and Jae. Walk
has a neatly fitted up office, bedroom, Tan handsomest stock of wind
wash room, harness room and box stall sbades in the County at W. Roddiok's.
to the East of the driving floor. There Ureic pans, milk pails and strainers
are 7 stalls in the stable conveniently ar- the best quality at Ballantyne& Wilton s.
ranged, also a shoot for hay and straw. , THE Hartshorn spring roller leads
Messrs. Williams have pub in a good them all. Guaranteed for 5 ears at W.
system of underdraiuiog and the whole y
premises will be kept in apple-pie order. R'°ddick's.
WELL DONE.—W. A. Edgar, of Brus- WANTED, apprentices to learn the mil -
Worm pinery business. Apply to Mrs. E. Rog -
eels, attended the past session of the ere, Brussels.
Dairy school in couneotiou with the On- lour try one of those Ingraine, with
tario Agricultural College. 93 out of 103 fe4rey ceiling- and freize. They are love -
students altendisg tools tee full aurae ly. 'V. 10:4-: telt.
and passed their final examinations. Mr. q'HuuaANns of rules of wall paper to
Edgar, in addition to passing in all alb- choose from, at 5 cants per roll and
jeote and taking good markt+, secured upwards. W. 1'toddiok.
honors in I raotioal Cheese making ; ratan garden seeds, clover and timothy
Practical honer making ; Milk Testing ; at hfoQrneken's.
and separators, and is now better quaff- Sze the display of crayon portraits in
fied to fill the position of cheese maker. A. Strncban's window. Portraits given
Tan Pour congratulates him on his sue- away free with every 810 purchase.
peas. A PULL stock of creamery cans and
Foo'rnam, Magma—The return football milk cans of the very best material and
match, between the "Alerts," of Brus- workmanship at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
eels, and the Oranbrook club, was played DnCORATE YOUR Hot.Ee, — Beautiful
01 Cranbrook 00 Saturday, the 7111 inst. American papers at 12}o, with borders
The goals stood 1 to 1, but when ends and ceilings to match. W. Roddick.
were changed and Brussels had the ad- Ir you want to buy a factory buggy buy
vantage of the wind, the Craubrook club them at a factory buggy pride. If you
refused to play and the game was de- don't knots the prive call at Jas. Walker's
oided in favor of Brussels. Owing to the shop
pressure of school work at present, the 10 QUART galvanized pails, japanned,
°Alecery s" have disbanded
bane d forla time,
after
3 for 20"o., regular price 30o each. Only
matches out of five played—cue being a a few dozen on hand, and can't be re.
draw. placed for double the money. Ballantyne
Blcrcn CLtrn.—On Thursday evening ce Wilton.
Y g You can get your buggy top repaired or
of last week a meeting of bicycle riders covered over now at Walker's, your
was held in the office of Barrister Blair bogey painted or any other work needed
to consider the advisability of organizing ie conception with a baggy..
a bioyo'eolub. J. H. Cameron oocupiod James Walker.
the chair. The following efficient were SPECIAL bargains in repairing old wheels
elected :— As I bave a large stock of wheel timber
J. N, Rendall, Bon, President ; on Laud you can get more week done for
J. Ii. Cameron, President ; .£1 then at any shop in town,
Jas. Ballantyne, Seo. -Treasurer ; James Walker.
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Juo, Smith, let Lieutenant ; IT pays to build first•slass buggies as
Dr. Cavanagh, and Lieutenant, Jae. Walker has eight sold this Spring,
feeIt sas 50 cents. There o ake u ethe some 5beorhip 30 tnoet v where totho go toneed got them, vizseatrigs
bikes in town so the probabilities of bay- Jas. •Walker's,
ing a lively time among the riders of the Ir you want anything in my line mall
silent steed are of a promising charanter, and get my prices and if I cannot save
CONFEDERATION LIrE- Aseo0LtTIo0 —The your money I do not wont you to buy. I
keep the largest and Leet assorted stook
twenty second annual meeting of the
Coofedelation Life Association was held in the soon y and sell at very close
at the head ofdca of the association Rich. pr'ces, R. Leatherdale.
mond street, Toronto, on Tuesday, April I rum' 18 almost melees to say any
3, 1804, at 3 o'clock p, m. The report thing mare about what kind of rigs we
will prove most gratifying to the policy- turn out, Just ask parties who have
holders and shareholders of this moat dealt with Walker and they will tell you
excellent Canadian life company, Not- the truth, James Walker,
withstanding the great financial depres. DnessOAra0G.—Mies RenaBawtinheirn-
sion which existed during the past year, er having returned from Saginaw, is pe-
as referred to by the President of the pared to do sewing as in the past. Rooms
company, the board were able to report a at the residence of Ino, 13roadfoot, 111111
larger volume of business than bas been street. Where desired Miss Bawtin•
done in any former year, and that in. heimer will sew at the homes of her
creases in the business of the company patrons.
were made over the preceeding year as WELL-DIGOtNG Axa DRILLneo,—George
follows :—In payments to polioy•holders, Birt has all the necessary machinery for
$70,6.43 ; in premium income, 979,520 ; digging and drilling wells and is peeper.
in interest income, $$25,368; in assets, ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
9404,062 ; in insurance written, 9244,870 ; in a way that will insure satisfaction.
in insurance in force, 91,864,07 ; the total Wells cleaned out and put in proper
insurance on the books of the eompacy shape. Terme reasonable. Residence
at the close of the year being nearly second door north of the bridge, west
twenty-five millions, and the cash assets side of Turnborry et„ Brussels. 3442
millions,far and one-half
nese of the o mpar yin settl ng itsdeathdeath 7r youare thinking of buying an organ
Maims as illustrated by the fact that the do not heed what other Agents tell you
large sum of over 9200,000, representing about my organs being no good and
the claims of the year,was paid on the that it is impossible to sella goad organ
average of lea than six hours after the at what I am selling them at. My or-
eoelpt of the completed proofs of death, gang are as good as any other. The
A reference to the statement shows reason I an sell them so cheap 13 I sell
that the policyholders or their heirs and a lot of them, I buy them for Dash, and
to annuitants averaged over $1,000 per I am at no extra expense. Every organ
dng
mat oEduritlie anompanre ny cepm't that the ear. The new Leis ta of the organs you buyears rom the guarantees
"unconditional policy," whioh was adopt• ishalf
llonl rtfduttranteae arn out as e dateate d the daytoo
ed during the peat year, with its spatial g
non.tmfaiture privilege, known as the ex. eons leaves the factory.
tended ine'ranoe" feature, is proving ex. R. Leatherdale,
oeediogly popular and attractive to all C. 0. F. ---For the next three months
those who desire insurance ou their special inducements will be offered by
lives. Tt ie a "simple promise to pay," Court Princess Alexandra, No. 241 0, 0.
untrammelled by vexations conditions, F., Brussels, to any person desiring to
with a non -forfeiture privilege, guaran. become it member of that Order, the in.
teeing absolute protection against any Motion fee being reduced during that
accident or failure to pay premium when time. As this is one of the leading iu-
due. The following were sleeted aa di. suranee and Beneficiary Societies in the
retort of the 0580otati05 for the ()arrant country people should take advantage
year:—W, 11. Beatty, Hon James Young, of this offer. For full information ap.
Sir W. P, Rowland, E. Hooper, S, ply to
Nordheimer, W. H. Gibbs, A. McLean A, Rein, 0. R.;
Howard, 3. D. Edgar, al. P„ Waller S. A, Ro;°Nla, P. S. ;
Lee, A. L. Gooderman, W. D, Matthews, W. 3LASIIILL, Treas.
George Mitchell, of Halifax, Fredriok Tose Saturday edition of Tho Empire
Wyld, 3.E. Macdonald. The meting lone of la's been making great strides,
then adj0nrned, immediately niter which Bach weep, in addition to the regular
a meeting of the new board of direotere newts of.tbe clay, Woman's Page, Military
was held, at which Sir W. P. Bowland Department, Sporting, Dramatic, etc,
was re•elest0d President, and Messrs, it has a number of interesting Special
Edward Hooper and W. IT, Beattie Viee. Articles by brilliant writore, Last Sate
Presidents; 1V. II, r '
Nor Is c
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gave
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hist r"
at Brussels, by one of the ile ,voyageurs, akrut
APRIL 1.a, 1894
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- TORONTO.
ASSETS -
HEAD • 0 F(Seven Million 'Dollars97,000,000
QAPI3AL (authorized) . - . $2,000 00
dpe0oies lit all yfilteipal pointe 'in Ontario, Qnobce, Manitoba, United States (91taplaslrt,
fig0P $JOS'14$° it TJb" Qardl,
A General Banking Business Transacted, Palmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafte Issued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91,00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half! yearly,
01E041,. ATT5NTION GIVEN TO THE COLrasOTl0ri er 1rAR11E1(a' SALE Name.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance,
7. A. STEWART, MANnean,
G/LLI X311/721 {, y^ r i`
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts J3ought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
PAR119ERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
BALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPEOIALTY.
7
° wwaves AMR ORP4e arllF'J9'z',
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
Ootober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
Wu effect 0e write ,trattrance Ile 011 English or Canadian Couronnes, 00 In Nut.11058 Celrrimnleo 11a nnuy be desh•ed.
AoENTe 7010 CANADA AND UNITED STATES : TIDY CANADIAN 301030 00 COanunnon.
Bltotch, "How Blowers Won the Bat,"
being a story of lake marine in the olden
days, and other equally interesting arta
oleo. Every week something good ap.
Nara in it.
03081,7
MoManToo.—In Brussels, 00 April 5bb,
the wife of Mr, Duosan McMartin of
a son,
Ross,—In Brussels, on April 6011, the
wife of Mr. D. C. Roes of a son.
Malasaze e.—In Grey, on April 8th, the
wife of Mr. Wm; MsFadzean of a son,
KNnonrxr.—Ii Wingharo, on the 21st ult.,
the wife Mr. 0. Tneohtel of a eon,
2.L.6RRx?:7D,
BURTON-8EEL'ON.—Ill Bru89e10, on April
loth, by Rev, R. Pen), Mr. Joseph
Burton, of Brussels, to Miss Alia
Skelton, of Morris.
113 oAnanAW—MoNEII„—At the residence of
the bride's sister, Mee. T. Clark,
Walton, on Marob 21st, by Rev. D.
Forrest, Mr. J. J. Bradshaw, of
Morrie, to Mies Mary McNeil of
Hallett.
92mT..>' -
S.tcn.—In Walton, on April 11011, Charles
Sage, aged 09 years.
SE 1011:08,—In Morrie, on April 12th,
George Shekel), aged 65 years and 3
months.
D Ioxsoi.—Io Brussels, on April 8th,
Isabella Lookie Turnbull, beloved
wife of A. G. Dickson, Bank of Com-
' coerce, Toronto, aged 31 years.
=RT7•SS3SIS.43 A2AR-n E^1+8,
53
63
85
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32
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8 50
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel..
Potatoes ..
Hay per ton.
Salt per bbl., retail..,
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Sheep skins, moll.—
Lamb skins each
Applea per b131.,
Wool..
Pork, Live
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BICYCLES. ---WE PHAVE
sut'plySo ther Ameiileanr orr English makes
over 25 to select trona come and see,
G. A. DEADMAN,
t & Bookseller,
Il' OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
,m Queen Street, Brussels. The house
Is 90 feet square,1i .stories containing7
rooms, Good well, woodshed and gare,
the latter well etcoked with fruit trees. Por
price, terms, &e., app] to
JOUR 810LI,
01.4. Proprietor,
DRESS AND MANTLE MAK—
ING.—Tho Miaeer Code with to inform
the ladles of 1lr:esels and locality, that they
have opened a Drees -making and Mantle -
mating shop in Brussels. Oft, and town
experience. Shop over post office. Satis-
faction guaranteed. Latest faahious.
88-4 11208108 CODE.
DRESS AND MANTLE MAK—
to the India, 0 Brusse Stewet and vs to intimate
icinity that
she has opened a Dresetnaldug and Mantle -
making shop inBrussels. Boone over the
grocery of Messrs• Taylor & 8mi111e. Socia-
lite Eon guaranteed. MSS STEWART.
T{' LIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE. — The subscriber offers his
5 -acre plot, located immediately north of
Amentbroe. factory, for sale. Fie will also
dispose of his residence on the opposite aide
of the street. Icor further particulars, as
to Driao,terms, etc., apply to
ALEX. btcLAUCHLIN,
24.4 Proprietor, Brussels.
. REAL ESTATE.
ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DERSIGNED has several good Farm'f or
sale sad to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. F S. SOOTT.Brassela.
1ARM •TO RENT—LOT NO. 21,
53 Con. 0, Grey. About 00 mares cleared,
32 Immediate possession. Applyby mall to
J. 0.1110 8P0R NAN, Tout Creek,
or to WM. MMILNE, Ethel.
3 00
35
6 00 7 00
1 00 00
3
19 ' 2
40 00
50 GO
1 50 1 75
17 18
4 00 4 25
TORONTO, APRIL l0.—Flour—Straight
roller, 92.70 to 92.80: extra, 92.40 to 92..
50. Wheat—White, 88o to 50a ; spring,
No. 2, 60c ; red winter, 580 to 590 ; goose,
58c; No. 1 Manitoba hard, 74o; No. 2,
72ao. Peas—No. 2, 54o to 56c. Barley --
No, 1, 414o to 42o : feed, 86o to 37o.
Oats—No. 2, 88e to 83jo.
EAST Bvrr•ALo, APRIL 1:0,—Cattle—
Trading limited ; steady. Sheep and
lambs—Fifty oars good to prime stook
sbeep and lambs ; sell freely and without
quotable change. Bulk of offerings only
fit for feeders and very 1011 ; about half
hundred sold. Hogs—Ten are ; a trifle
better for the right kind of Yorkers,
which sold at 95.55 ; packer's grades,
pigs and choice hogs, 45.40 to $5.50.
Tonoeteo, Arum 10.—[Special,) —There
is little change in the cardition of live
stook market, with prices generally
eteady. Choice cattle sold at Bac to 8¢o
by the load and at 390 to 090 for twos
and threes of extra quality ; medium
cattle, 3o to 311 and inferior 290 to 80.
Calves rule ate 93 to 97.50 each, and much
Oowa at 925 to 950 each. Sheep no.
changed, with sales at 94 to 915, Lambe
sold at 490 to 4ic per )b. Hoge are stead-
ier, with Bales of the Leet at 490 to 410
per lb. I thick fat at 4eo, and inferior and
rough at 4o to 49e per ib.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
•
VARPIT WEAVING DONE.
Staid action guaranteed.
MRS. MCCUE,
nearly opposite Dr. 01clCeivey's, Brussels.
T1�0UND IN MY DRUG ANT)
Book store n Sam of money. The
owner can have it by payying tor the advor•
tieing. G, A, D18ADMAN,
OUSE AND GARDEN, WITI•I
I3
0t010, to rent, on Lot 21, Oon, 5,
Morrie, Apply to DAVID BITOHI10, on the
premise, or 1. BITOI8110, Bruesele. 80.2
,t SSIS1'ANT WANTED IN
�--1,•
Meese rectory, No 017001onee re-
quired, Por particular's apply to
0I. J. BTJREHOLDI'1R
Brussole, P.O.
NEW RAPID DIOYOLE FOR
Solo, in lot elan running order, Only
run one Benson, Phoumatio. tyre. Will lee
sold cheap. Apply at The form Book Store
DEATAL.
BD XC N 7P I. *41C 1
M. CAVANAGH, L, P S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal 0011ege of Dental
Surgeone, Ontario, and of Toronto I7ni.
verelty, Orsroo—Over A.R. Smith's Store,
Brussel,
Notice to Creditors,
Pursuant to the provisions of Chanter 110,
Section 90, of the Revised Statutes at On-
to]lo, and amendments thereto, notice is
hereby given, tint-nl1 persons having claims
against the eatnte of Hannah Wilton, late of
the Village of Brussels, iu. the County of
fifth day of died on
A or 1503. tare thereby •
regnired to send bypost t»e-paid or deliver
to WV.11. Sinclair, of the Village of Brussels,
in the Comity of Buten, Solicitor for the
Administrator, of the astute of the said
Hannah Wilton, dooeased, on or before the
Twenlycightl, 0111900 April, A. Ib. 1994.
a statemente full e
ltheir names and addresses
of the eoourittee (i acyl held by thorn and
that after the said Twenty-eighth day of
April the Admluistrator will prooaed to
dietributo tine nsIett, of the said Hannah
Wilton, amongst the parties entitled there-
to, haying regard only to the olalms of
which vette° shall 12400 been given as above
req°h•od and the said Admhristrntor will
001115 thereof,
toe for tho said aseeto or 5.01
part ter°re°t, nuy person or purses, of
whose claim noted shall nos have been
re Dated at Bat � ssels ttime hla f such
Arty 1of Minarch,
A.D„1804.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
85.4 ('aleph°3' for Administrator.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
IN TI00 MATTER OP THE ESTATE Or Ram
LAUNDY, LATE Or TILE TONMIIIP ON
MORRIS, IN von COUNTY 001101109, DE-
01Asnn.
',Toffee is hereby given pursuant to 100. S. 0.
chapter 110, Soo Sim, 80, that all oreditore and
persons having claims noon or against She
estate oft the said Henry LaundY, late of the
Twho died 011 0n o abolrttliolath any offnJasu-
ary, A. D., 1504, aro hereby required to deliver
or send by post, prepaid, to Oamorou, Holt
& B olmee, of the Town of Gndorioh, iu the
Ooonty of Huron, Solioitora for the Aduoiufs-
trator of the said Henry Lauudy, on or
beim the Twentyf ret day of May, A. 10„
1894, n otatementin writing of their names
of Chair Maimstandtthe ner aturefull of seeorltiee
Wane) held by them, Aad further take
notice that after the said Twenty -drat day
of May, A, D„ 1809, the said Administrator
will proceed to distribute the assets of the
51111 dooeased among the parties entitled
thereto, haviug regard only to the Waling' of
which uotleo shall have boon giv0n lie re-
g nixed and the Said Administrator 00711 not
be liable for the said aseots 00 any part'
thereof to any person or poraosa of 10118ee
claim notice quell at have been reoelved at
tee tame of such distribution.
Dated title 7th.day 01 ,11)111,11131,889,
38 GCAM1tSo sol oris (01'&A'ltheiisttrator,
WALL PAPER,
aT,4 iIritellia7Z,
OCbna217ZCLr7,.
Latest Colpriit*,
iVewe,st Oesi/ns, r1�
—40'Cheapest Priees.0--
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Pepper''s Dh'zofs Store,
7
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Always Measure Your Room.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCiNG.
1p L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
xi, ', Solicitor and °enveyaneer.. Colloo.
tiono. made. Otlioe—Vauebone's Block, Bran
eels. 21.8m
M. SINULAIR,
leo, Sofilelbor`VOonvoyanoer,Notarypub-
&e. anstone'e Blook 1'- door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES
Barristers, Solicitors, Reburies Public
DI, 0, 0At1101009, 5. • 0,, h, Ont, PDILir 00LT,
0UDLE0 401.1158,
1. BLAIR, BARRISTER,,
Solicitor, Ce• pate of Garrow &
Proudfoofe OSioe, Goder1011.) Ol1100 oyer
GPIlice & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan, 47 ..
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
51.,14. R. C.P., Adinburgll, M. 0, P.
3.Ont. Residence and °Mee in Wilson's
101ook, corner of M111 and Turnberry Sta.
1110, ARIVISTRONG, M. D.
G • Phyaiolan, Surgeon Armouoher, oto.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
and Burgeons, Out °P0 0100 of
Physicians
to
MODonald & 00„ Walton Ont.
VETERiNARY,
D. WARWICK,
t7 • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domeetioated animals 10 a com-
petent manner. Partroular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Galla promptly at-
tended to, b0Iloe and Infirmary—Two doors
north of bridge •pnrnberry at.,.Bruesels.
/r R. MOORE, V- S.,
H.00,,?. 10.:S. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all
domeatleated animals treated on scientific
principles. Horse dentistry anddiseases of
homed toar•hatuOoeo. (tle Me, oveJonoch ali
race's
mortis 'ULke, Infirmary at Beattie's
livery barn, Brussels, Dat, 20.
BUSINESS CARDS.
'VT H. MOORACKEN,
at his Grocery
Usurer
berrygstreet, Office
RN. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial
sw°etoresouth of IS MoilaAy& Co'hardarst.
Ladiee'and ahildrens hairnutting a specialty
A MGNAIR,
Lamof er
or8apointms8LletGovrno0Canals-
Q.
VIre 111011r14/100 Co. Conveyancer at the and
broo5
Post OBloe,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
0SURA1(08,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX, HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
00, Hume. Conveyancer, Notary PnbIio
Land,
Zoon
an. Collections na.
Office iu Graham's Bleak, Brussels.
firl A. HAWIKINS, 111. 0. S. M.
• Organist in St. John's Chetah, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art o1 Teaching of A.
W. Thayer, 51ue,1)oo„New York, will glye
lessons to pupils Dither at hie parlor,
°ver A.B. Smith's Store, or if preferred,at
their own homes, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terme moderate.
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
• Auotiouser•, ,9 always ready to at-
tend solos of farms, farm stook, &o. Terme
cheerfully given. Oranbroolt P. O. Salee
may be arranged at THE POST Publishing
House, Brussels.
(1 EORGE KIRKBY,
ed on reasonable terms90 10ar)'olee aconduct a
stock a specialty. Orders loft at Tay Pon
P ublithiug Hon so,Bru esele, or sent to Walton
1'. 0., will xeoeive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUTLICEN•
to conduct sales of farm stooklat reasonable
prices. 'Knowing the standing of nearly
every parson I am in a good
position to soli t0
good Marks and get good soourlby when told
on credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
moa gall. 82- P 3. SCOTT.
AMWORTH AND CHESTER
1 WRITE
BOARS FOR SERVICE,
North BaltlLot 20 will
on,°7,t Morrie, a thorti
bredTamworbh Boar, recently purchased
Prom the well known brooder, Jrio, Bolt, Am -
bora Aleo a Mester White 13uar• Terme,
81,00 to be peed at time of eervloe with Priv-
ilea of eaturinug if necessary.
05.65 S. WALltb11t, Proprio tor.
1-4OAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for savior, ou'
Lot 20 Con. 0, 51orrle, the thorn' brad lin.],roved White Yorltehire Boar "Canada's
Prnooe,” puralasod from the well-known
breeder J, 10. Brethcur, Oslo Lodge Palm,
Burford. Terme, 41.00 to bo paid at the
time of Foxyice with privilege of returufng
if n0atieoo0onreary, Pedigree may b0 50001 on ap.
pn
11.013T, NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.--THE
Undersigned will 1100 r for service •the
thoro'-i,red largo Vtiglleh 13crlcShire .Boar,
Blemnrelc,' No, 1708. It took 1st Prise Al)
the East Huron Tall Pair in 1908, and Was
al wayel et Wben5 v 0r exhfbitod, 'Deane, 81,00
to be paidat the time of 5m'v]0e with privi-
lege of returning if necessary, Two yaun
Berkshirel3oa•s and several young Short
Barn Bulls for sale,
00•tt D, MILN;E, Pron. ,
1t11to1,