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G. A. DEADMAN,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
80UTIIERN EYTEN0I0N W. G. & 9.
Trains leave Brueaels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorge SOUTH, GOING 1401011.
Mail
6:54 a.m. Mixed... ...... 9:45 a.m.
S4xp,ess 1,1:59 a.m. Mail 8:18p.m.
Waxed ,..,.,.,, 9.09 p,1'1, nxpresa 9:48 p.m.
Pat N.e1DS c Jtem .
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith 110'11 prent it,
A awe Ronald steamer was tested this
week.
Mourn= Horse Fair, the last of this
thereon, will be held on Thursday, April
4th.
A. LAR0R number of bogs were alan.
tared by Messrs, Beaker & Vanatone 01.10
week.
BRuss9Ls Curling Club was defeated at
Wroxeter on Wedoeeday of this week by
21 shots,
WRDNEBDAY night was a stinger. 711e
oold was said to be from 15 to 20 deg: see
below zero.
J. O'LEARY's colt stirred up a little ex-
citement on Wednesday forenoon by in-
dulging in a runaway,
Tim infant son of Jobs M000119en, of
Ethel, was buried in Brussele cemetery
on Saturday of last week.
THoasos o'a morning train was °apcel.
led again this week owing to the cuts
near Ripley being badly drifted.
Tire joint debate, annouuoed for next
, Tuesday evening in the Town Hall, baa
been postponed on account of the Liberal
mase meeting.
REAR Mr. Charlton, M. P.,
John McMillan, M. P., and Dr.
McDonald, M. P., next Tuesday in Brae-
sele Town Hall.
JAUEs O'Dea/ix was presented with a
photographic group of last year's Foot-
ball team. Mr. O'Leary was an entbns-
iaetio supporter of the club.
We regret 00 hear that Good Bros.,
boot & shoe dealers at Wingham, have
bad to make an assignment. It is to be
hoped a settlement will soon be arranged.
THE residence of J. A, Stewart, of the
Standard Bank, had a close call from; fire
Thursday morning from the soot -taking
fire in the etovepipee and threatening the
floor through wbicll the pipe ran. Mr.
Stewart bad both bands burned.
MATRIMONIAL. -B. W. Scott, of Auburn,
and Mies Emily Jones, daughter of Prof.
Jones, formerly of Seaforth, were united
in marrirge, at the reotory, Brussels, by
Rev. A. K. Griffin, last Tuesday evening.
James Belden and Miss Annie Smith
were the assistants.
Tan Orangemen had a proposition on
band to organize a file and drum Band
in this place to be ready for the next 12th
of July. The time was considered too
short to prepare for a public parade so a
committee was appointed to arrange for
eueb an organization.
BAUD. -The expectations are that the
town Band will be reorganized at Once,
under the joint leaderehip of Jas. Jones
and W. Grewar. If so a grant will be
made by the Council on condition of a
weekly open air concert being given dar-
ing the Summer menthe and the Band
being maintained in an effedent state,
both as to numbers and quality of music.
The Sommer ooneerts were always very
popular. Practice will likely begin at
Once so as to be ready for duty in May.
HONORABLY AnQUITTaD.-Laet Friday
at Belleville the oa0e against Jno. D.
Ronald, cbarged with offering to bribe
members of the Tweed village Council in
connection with a proposed fire engine
purchase, was heard. After the evidence
was given add the charges made by the
lawyers and judge the jury retired and
Boon brought in a verdict of "not guilty,'
Mr. Ronald may make it warm for some
of the leaders in the proceedings against
him. A Ronald steamer )tae been ship.
ped to Tweed, at the request of a number
of the citizens, to give an exhibition of its
powers. If the residents of that place
were wise they would purchase nothing
but a first.olaee machine snob as the
Ronald has proven itself to be.
DIUD.-Joseph Wateon, s former Bras-
eelite, died in Winnipeg last month.
The Free Press of that city, February
277th, Bays :--A large number of people
gathered at Zion ohoroh yesterday •after
noon to attend the funeral services of the
late Joseph Watson, who for many years
was a faithful employee of the 0. P.R.
Cartage company. Rev. W. G. Header -
eon, assisted by Rev. Alex. Grant, had
Charge of the services and the centre por-
tion of the edifies was °coupled by North
Star Lodge, I. 0. 0. r., members and
their brethren from on, •e lodges. The
casket rested 8n front d the altar and
placed upon it were nuu,eroue beautiful
floral offerings. During the service Mies
Morris presided at the organ and as the
•mournere left the church ebe played the
"Dead March in Sant,' The interment
took plane in 81. James. The pallbearers
were : 0. R, McLaughlin, A, Town, John
Cameron, 0. H. Dingman, J. W. Morley
andJag, Taylor. A memorial service
wag concluded in Zion church Sunday
evening, Thos. Watson, of Belleville,
Massey.Harrie agent, in that chariot, 10
in the city, He arrived from the: Bast
Monday to attend the fsneral of his broth-
er., the late Joeoph Watson. ' dull copper,
IT it hinted that George proolca, who
bee purobaeed the Robt, Blokeoa farm,
Thumbs Weat, will go int) the dairy bust.
Mum.
A Nuo,ena et Brueeelitee attended the
funeral of the late Alexander Brum,
formerly of Brussels, Iaet Monday after,
01000.
A zarreg from Port Huron, in which
rine Or more former Brueaelitea are in•
tereeted, may be read on page e. of this
Mier.
A sspofin photo' gallery is to be started
in Brpesels, It will be operated, probab.
ly by R, 33'. or W, W, Burgeee, 1n the
Smith block.
Gentlemen L
EAII
A A Fhas disposed
of his fancy bl
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her,pTo
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good figura to a gentleman at Galt. The
mare was delivered last week.
WANl'ED.-W.11 theperson who wrote
a letter of eympatby to D, Frain, firma
Bele, about a year ago, signed"., Friend;'
kindly melte themselves known.
A colleen by the ]Harried ladies of
the 'Methodist church, Bruesels;.aided by
other talent, is on the program. The
date le said to be Tuesday, 26th, inst.
1'ne large plate glass in 3. Downing's
elide store was praoked from Bide to Bide.
The glass in Jas.Irwin's store also suffer-
ed. Frost is supposedto, be the canoe.
3. W. GREEN, travelling agent for the
Toronto World, was in bown on Thursday
booming that journal: Mr. Green was
formerly editor of the Gerrie Vidette, also
the Gazette of the same village. Ke to
as genial as ever,
Soon CORN. -Messrs. Stewart & Gra-
ham have received a oar of Giant Proli-
fic Sweet Early Dent Ensilage seed oorn,
for either green feed or ensilage purposes.
Corn will be given out either at their mill
or storehouse.
D. A. LowIlY AND L. Doweuso disposed
of a pair of Black Samatra, game fowl ;
2 Black African hens; 2 Buff Pekin hens;
and 1 Japanese hen, to S. Tillson, of
Blenheim, Kent County. Fewpeople ate
aware, perhaps, that any Bruseelites were
top notch poultry fanciers.
IT ie stated that a brick block will be
built between the stores of D. 0. Rose
and A. M. McKay next Summer, the new
building to be divided into two stores.
There ie not a vacant store or shop on
Turnberry Street at the present tithe.
HYamwnox,-On Wednesday of this
week John McMartin, of Paisley, former-
ly of Brussels, and Miss Brame Norton,
of Listowel, were united in marriage at
the latter town by Rev. Mt. Doak. They
will make their home in Paisley where
Mr. McMartin has a' situation as stone
mitter. We wish them success.
MILLINERY. --Miss Lowry, an experienc-
ed milliner, has leased a shop in the
Stratton block, Bruseele, end next Mon-
day expects to open up a new, first-olass
fashionable emelt of Spring and Sommer
millinery. Aline Lowry has just come
from the millinery openings, so will
present the latest styles.
MAncz,-there is quite a contrast be-
tween this month and that of 1894.
Maroh of last year was the warmest, as a
whole, of any in 22 years, the aver
being 44Q. The coldest March, aga
was in 1872, when the average was 29
During this long period, the aver
rainfall in March was 4 feet, 10 inch
the average clear days, 7 ; the pa
cloudy days, 13 and the cloudy days 10
PRlaraa- .Exam. -Brussels School Bo
has made application to Inspector R
to make this place a centre for held
the mid -Summer Primary Examinati
guaranteeing a sufficient number of e
didates to cover expenses of preeid
examiner, &c. If arranged satiefaotor
it will be a great convenience to a is
number in this locality who have b
obliged to go to other towns to wri
Intending candidates• from adjacent
schools should bear this feat in mind and
write et Brussels,
SooP'Ez IIP. -Friday afternoon two
rinks of Wroxeter stone twirlers same
over to Brussels to have a friendly match
with the town olub and show our boys
how curling was done at the Tankard
competition. It was an enjoyable game,
resulting in a victory for the borne team
by 4 shote. The thou was as follows :
RINE NO. 1.
wROxETER. nBUeeELB,
J. Paulin, F. S. Scott,
T. Brook, H, Dennis,
A. Paulin, Wm. Thompson,,
T.ldiller,ekip ..9 J. Ross, skip 21
max No. 2.
R. Black, J. Hewitt,
R. Roes, 3. Stewart,
W. Robinson, W. F. Scott,
T. Rae, akin ,.18 P. Scott, skip 10
Total 27 Total 31
THE EOLLBBE.-rte eolipse of the moon
arrived on schedule time Sunday night,
and a good many saw the veil drawn over
Luna'e face, which was parbioularly
bright and lovely. Astronomy was of
practical benefit for once. People knew
it was coming, and the electric lights
were not turned off, as is the custom
when the moon is full. It is good that
they were not, bemuse when the queen of
night withdrew the Tight of her wanton.anoe things were pretty black down here.
However, the celestial charmer was
merciful, and shortly after midnight was
smiting am sweetly and serenely as ever
on her old sweetheart, the earth. It was
a pretty sight. At 8:53 tbeenoroaobment
of the black shadow was perceived, which
extended over the lunar surface, until, at
9:51, the eclipse was total, remaining so
until 11:27, when the moon began to
emerge from the vale of darkness, oom-
plating her exit at 21 minutes after 12.
As the movement of the moon ie ever
Eastward, the shadow came on from the
Beet, warping swiftly over the bright
dis0, touching alike the great plains
which still bear 'their early misnomer
of "seas" and towering mountain peaks,
which, when the moon is waxing, catch
the sunlight long before the valleys at
their foot. The black shadow engulfed
the whole of the magnificent scenery of
the rugged globe, the brilliant Arietar-
ohue, the fortress -like Copernicus, the
conspicuous Tycho and the other craters,
Large and small, numbered by thousands,
among which are needle shafts, which
look down upon the aigailles of the ter-
restiat Aloe as both coarse and lillipu-
tian, It fa natural to inquire why the
moon was at all visible when the sun-
light was out off, and singe ehe herself is
not self -loon ooue, The answer is simple
and beautifully illustrates the levee of
refraction, for the rim of atmosphere
eurroonding the earth, Whioh, Been from
the moon, would be color brilliant with
sunshine, beaded, around the earth the
diffused sunlight and refloated it upon
the moon, minus,. however, the rays
which were absorbed in the Wert of
transmission, thus tingeing bbe moon t<
Rhaogexc LtonT,-.,•In Mr, Sinclair's no-
tice in this inane he oherges the Connell
with unfairness in levying 08.00 per week
for power. We just wish to state that be
was paying Mr. 'dews 0161,00 per year
and 10 cents a night for oil, in addition
to supplying Itis own man and fuel. Mr.
Sinclair has had the sae of the power
free 01n00 Mr, Howe vacated the factory,
doing any necessary repairs, of course,
0. 0. F, -W, DI/what and wife; Jos,
Blaehill and wife; W. 3, McCracken Itnd
Mr. llfoKenzie attended a Ji'oreeter's
social at Walton on Wednesday even-
ing and had a good time. The program
consisted of speeches by l3,evde, ?bum1
Forrest and Donne, of Walton, and 3.. 5,
McKinnon,
Blyth. Music by the Sage
faintly, M, of Mnilapzie and others. .
Rolm von Worm,- Thos, Newsome, of
Ulla place, has a busy season's work
ahead of Min in barn building as follows;
-Hugh Fulton, Boundary Grey and
fdoliillop, new bank barn, 48x69 feet ;
McDonald Bros., Walton, extending and
improving bare ; Jae. Smillie, 17th cots.,
Grey, extending and improving barn ;
Wm. Taylor, No line, Morris, improve.'
msute to barn ; John Ewen, 16th owl,Grey, splittingbarn and adding 20 feet ;
Robb, Carrie, 401] line, Morris, extending
and improving barn ; Oliphant Smith,
4th eon., Grey, new bank barn, 50x84 feet;
Harry Speriail,10th cos„ Gray, extend.
ing and improving barn; Geo..Battin,
Logan, new bank ,barn, 50106 feet ;
Richard and Tboe. Al000k, 14th con.,
Grey, impr0Vemente to barns ; Jas.
Walker's carriage shop, Brnesole, new
front. Mr.. Newsome has the timber
ready for nearly all the buildings.
ere n.td ia,tl 1N a
The Toeontp City Clerk's return of
taxes remitted on account of vaoauoies,
shows a roduobioo of 12a per sent. from
the vacancies of last year.
The Dominion Government have pas.
sed an order -in council authorizing the
free entry into Canada of booms and
chains employed in log towing,
The Berlin Record is informed on good
authority that the Berlin -Waterloo
Street Rrilway Company will introduce
electricity on their eystem as soon as
weather will permit. This has been
de0nitely settled upon.
A very large oak tree was cut recently
on the farm of D. Demery, lot 11, eon. 9,
East Niesouri, which measured at the
butt 38 inches and at the top 18 inches.
From the batt to the top it measured 82
feet and four cords of 20 inch wood were
out teem the brunches and top,
the A1uu'rs. Natl.. whose fishing am.
plianoee wars seized in the Georgian
Bay last Summer for violation of the
Ashery laws, have been notified that
upon furnishing bonds to the neoeseary
amount, their tugs and boats will be re-
leased in time for the opening of the
fishing season,
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Business i.oc..als.
age
D, 5,000 cedar fence poets for sale. B.
' Gerry.
age SAP pails and spiles now ready at B.
an, Gerry's.
par Mims pails and pans by thousands at
• 33. Gerry's.
and 1 REBH garden ends, clover and timo-
obb thy at McCracken's.
ing TRUNEs and valises very cheap and
on, harness down in priest at I. 0. Rieharde.
an- Fon boots and shoes try as. We also
ing repair boots, shoes and rubbers cheap.
sly I. C. Richards.
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HEAD OFFi.CE, - TORONTO.
ASSET'S, - (Seven Million Dollars) $7,000,000
CA>I'>;'1;ATi (A.nthorized) - . • 02,000,000
Agencies in cif principal points in Ontario, Quebe4, Mavtitoba, Milted States t0 Enpland,
ICIAgs' !ZS litaaMrff.
A General .Banking Buoiness Traneaoted, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Isaned and Collections! made on all points,
SAVINGS q IN4S
BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest es allowed w d o u deposits!t
o $1,00 .and upwards from dat of d � i
withdrawal and compounded half yearly. epos t to date of
SPAM/. ATTENTION aIVL'N TO ran QonneorfoN DP rAnaiona' SALE NOT1Ca,
Every faoility afforded Caetomere living at a distance.
3. A. STEWA1IT MANAGER.
QILLIES Sa �,x�T' , AIT EFS,
^��rry
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points In Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARME.1SR NOTES DISI,OIJIITED. •
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
&al' aw/-s Nome faspezenzawt,
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Po'inoipal at the end of the Months of
Ootober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
Wo effect to write Insurance in old English or Canadian Companies., or in Mint -
nal Companies as may bo desired.
Actions Fon CANADA AND UNITED STATAB : THe CANADIAN BANE op COamIDEOE
Loox HERR,-The largest stock, band -
gamest patterns and lowest prices in well
papers and window shades inthecounty
at Roddick's.
BREAD 1 BREAD 11 BREAD 111 We
thank most heartily our old and many
new customers for their increased liberal
patronage which is extremely gratifying
to us, as we believe in encouraging the
home mauura:tura of flour, naturally
promoting the interests of the town. We
use exclusively flour manufactured by
Stewart do Graham, of the "National
Roller Mills," Brussele, whose reliable
brands require no recommendation from
us, The quality of bread speaks for it-
self. TAYLOR & Smarm.
FAR AHEAD OF ANYTHING I HAVE Evan
UsDD,-John Ritter, merchant, Water-
loo, says :-"I r have given Stark's
Powders for headache, costiveness, bil-
iousness and neuralgia an extensive trial
and find them to give the greatest eetie.
faction in my family. I can very high-
ly recommend them. They are far
a bead of anything I have ever need, and
I bave tried many remedies" Sold by
all dragglete at 25 cents a box ; 5 boxes
for $1. Nice to take, immediate and
permanent.
$osaxl .
Hachure. In Listowel, on the 411 inst.,
the wife of Mr. Cyrus Hacking, of a
son.
.e.RRS}09,
SCOTT -JONES.-.In Brussele, on Marsh
12th, by Rev. A. K. Griffin, Mr. S.
13AngEss greatly reduced in prices at H. W. Soott, of Auburn, to Mies Emma
Dennis', Brussels. A. Jones, of Walkerton.
Tann pruners and pruning saws now in MoMARTnv-Nolcrolv.-In Listowel, on
stook at B. Gerry's.
WATER part and tank for sale, Apply
to R. Henderson, Brussels.
WALL Paper 1 Wall Paper 1 Cheaper
than ever at Roddiok's. See advt.
LAnon stook of Horse Blankets' and
Robes at low prices at H. Dennis', Bruce
osis.
DweLLmo to lot over my store. Pea.
session oaa be given April 1st. I. 0.
Riobarda.
iI The Newfoundland Government has
written to the Minister of Marine and
Fisheries for a supply of white fish.
COME and see our .immense stook of
beautiful wall papers in full sets, also
window shades in endless patterns and
colors. Very cheap at Roddick'e.
55.00 GOLD piece loot with short chain
and pin attached, in Brussels. The find-
er will be suitably rewarded by return-
ing it to THE POST Publishing Hoose.
H. R. Bnowzn, Photo, artist, is now
prepared to enlarge any photo. banded to
him, either in Crayon, Indian Ink or
Water Colors. Call and see samples at
the Gallery, Brussels.
A cors of any photo taken by Messrs.
Perry, Burgess, or Strong may be had
by applying at our photo. gallery. Our
negatives are laid by with the greatest
care, therefore photo's can be had first
clone, H. R. Brewer.
BICYOLES 900 BALE. -1 Brantford, new,
wood rime, $80.00, worth $109.00 ; 1.
Brantford, new, steel rims, $75.00, worth
00,60..
worth $80.00 Brantford, INewnRad pid second
band, 80 pounds, 545.00, worth 560,00.
Call and examine them. A. CousLRY,
Eoo Eurontura-The undersigned begs
leave to return thanks to the public for
past patronage and to notify them that
ho has removed to the McCaughey block
next door to Blasbill's botcher shop,
where he is prepared to pay the highest
market price, in CASH, for any quantity
of eggs. Call in. Jona TAM, Brussels,
Burning ; Buggies ; 'Buggies ; rook
bottom prices. Can't be beaten for
material and will be sold for $65.00.
Call and the etook before dealing elee.
where. Beet value on the market. Wag -
gone and all kinds of repairing away
down in price. Can't make money ensier
than by galling at H. Williams & Sons
old stand, now occupied by W, A. Mo.
Guire. A gall solicited.
I3ANns AND 4110005 RAw.-For yearn I
have been a great sufferer from itchy
ekin trouble and Balt rheum, My hands
and ankles were literally raw, The flret
application of Dr. Chase's Ointment al-
layed the burning, itching. sensation.
One box and a half entirely cured me.
It is aleo instant relief for chilblains.
Henry A. Parmenter, St. Catharines,
Ont,
Km= Faxes 1 -In Jan„ 1892 my flan
was taken with kidney disease. Though
attended by three,phyeioiano and change.
of climate 119 grew woree and by '93 had
llen from 105 to 95 pounds, In 10
daysfrom starting to nee Dr. Chases
Kidney -Liver Pills we were able to move
him home, In four menthe ho gained 50
pounds and was fully restored to health
by the seg of this nledioine, J. S. Hat.
Inge, 28 St. Pahl et., Montreal. e
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March 13tH, by Bev. Mr. Dock, Mr.
John McMartin, of Paisley, for-
merly of Brussels, to Mise Emma
Norton, of Listowel.
RozzLL-ORAn'ronn.-In Stratford, on
the 201,1] Feby., by Rev. I. B. Wall -
win, B. A., paetor of the Waterloo
street Methodist church, Mr. Howard
Rozelt, of Elnan, to Mies Bose Craw-
ford, of Listowel.
172f7a.
BRIIOE.-In Biuevale, on March 8'11,
Alexander Bruce, aged 62 years.
Ponrzn01ELm,-In Atwood, on Saturday,
March 2, 1895, Clara J. Porterfield.
aged 26 yearn, 8 months, and 23
days.
INonxe,-Ia MoNab township, Addington
Co., on March 7011, David, brother of
Mr. Robt. Inglis, Grey, aged 62 years.
s 0-CWTOiv sa.zcsle.
FRIDAY, Milton lb/h.-Farm Stock, im-
plements, •&o. Lot 16, Con. 16, Grey,
Sale unreserved at 1 p, m. dao. Stewart,
Prop. Geo. Kirkby, Ana.
WEDNESDAY, Meroh 20th. -Lot 5, eons,
10 & 11, Grey. Farm stock, implements,
&c. Sale unreserved, at 10 a. in. Ohas.
Raze'', Prop. Geo. Kirkby, Auo,
FRIDAY, March 22nd. -Farm stock, ire.
plemente, &o. Lot 4, eon. 15, Grey.
Sale, unreserved' at 1 o'clock. Duncan
Milers, Prop. Geo. Kirkby, Auc,
TUESDAY, March 26th. -.Farm stook,
implements, &o. Lot 27, con. 5, Morris.
Sale Unreserved, as proprietor is giving
up farming, at 1 o'clock, sharp. Samuel
oggard, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, inc.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
WOOD WANTED. - THIRTY
twenty-two
Mob, at the Methodist Parson-
age, Brussels,
JERSEY BULL FOR SER-
vxnn,-Tba undersigned win hemp a
Con, 1D Grey. Jersey
to insure Pe19, 1
Pedi-
gree may be sten on apnlieeaten,
ee.4 Proprietor,
BULL FOR SERVICE, -THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
N t Lot 20, Con. 7 Morrie, the thorn' -brow
Pedigree may 'herds en Vous'applintion.
Terme, $1.28 t0 insure.
2G•em JOHN ROBB,
,Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Unders limed will keep for service on
Lot 0, Con. 8, Grey, the imported Chester
White boar, "Illinois Ohitf." Pedigree may
be Seen on applioatfon. Terms, 81.00 to be
paid at the time of service with privilege
of returning if ntcooea��ryy.�
2G 2
JAMBS l2Lt1OT'T,
lm Pro prieter.
B
ULL FOR SERVIOE.-TiiE
undersigned Mac will he tri for b054%ream, on
Let 80,O," 0, Onee,", the Pedigree
bun
haat bull, at oa. Te -Pedigree may be idea
on application. movie. Terms SL00 to be aid at
tlme,of movie.) with privilege of returning
ssay, Also a young bull ter sale,
8! 4 JAMY8. SPEIR,
Proprietor.
C O MFORTABLE HOUSE AND
i, t for sale !n tSyo cele. 205, further
pard talars apply at Tmo Po0T l0ubliebiug
suss.
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR 5ALE =THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
That well known, commodious and very
prettily situated property on Turnberry St.,
now and for many years past in the °coupe-
tion of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ro ers, is now of-
fered for sale. Anybody wishing a nice, com-
fortable home wilt find this all that San be
desired. Tile property can be seen at any
time, and all partioulare obtained from
Feb. 2501,1895. Mlt nnSG.'CRS.
• WILL BUY MICRO
.
to
see living creatures in atdr p ofawater,t or
impurities in Timothy seed, or unseen beau-
ties in the animal and vegetable kingdom.
Come quick if you want one,
G. A. D3OADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller,: and
Graduate Optician.
rr FIRE SHIN G OUTFIT FOR
Bale. -The undersigned offers for sale
his Abel Engine and Separator, both in
good working order, Be will also dispose of
his shingle mill. Beasonfor selling, 01
health. A -bargain will be given. For
further particulars as to price, terms, 4o.,
app1Y to R10 BARD MITUHTLL,
3.50 tot 15, Con.9, Grey, or Cranbrook 9 0
SAW GUM10IING.—THE UN-
DEn0IONED has his emery grinder in or-
der for gumming rows at. &.P.Ament'sfec-
tory where be will be pleased to attend to
the requirmente of the public. All sorts of
edge tools ca•fully ground and sharpened
Anything from a pen -knife to a broadaxe
dan be put in order in a Work-man•iike
manner. 0hurge always reasonable,
D. STEWART.
►11 HORO' BRED BULLS FOR
11
SALE. -The undersigned has three
thorn' -bred bulls for sale, at Lotti, con.12,W• H. MOORAOIS:EN,
Grey. The animals are deborned and aro -,
g
aged6 months, yearling and 2 years, respect-. at his Grocery, L'nrnberrystreet, smash,. ively. W111 be sold °neap. A bull is also
kept for service at the same place.
88.4 J. MOLAtIORLAN,
Proprietor,
Oranbrook P. 0.
911 ttt®ntioiz ,
We have this week received it
stook the following micelle
preparations ;--,
Woodward'a Celery compound,
syrup of Turpentine,
Manloy'a Celery Compound,,
With $001, Iron & Wine.
Karl's Clover Root Tea, .
Kiokapoo Qih
a
Kiokp
ao o vS
Sl.
Kik
o apooWorm Killer.
Eiokapoo Cough Cure.
Kiokapoo Sagwa,
McLeod's System Renovator,
Soutb American Nervine Tonic:
South Amorioan Rheumatic Cute,
Fox's Drug Star
Opposite Queens Hotel.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCIN(
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTj
* Solicitor and Conveyancer. Co
Mons made, Office-Vanatone'o Bleak, AS
gels. - 31=2m
0-
��% M. SINCLAIR,
Soliei'tor, Conveyancer ,Notary.
lie, &e. Qiileo-'9atietone'e Bloolc, 1
north of Central Betel, Private Fund
Loan.
b.
Or'
to
&
or
G•
F. BLAIR, 13ARRIST
•
Solicitor, -&5. date of Garr.
Proudfoot's Mee, Goderiah.) Offices
Gilboa & Smith's Bank,Brneeels.
Money to Loan. 47'
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto Vulvar: By,
Lieentiate Royal College Dental Sitr(F,.,00.
Drown and Bridge work a epeotaltyy. Iift, or-
ate Pees. Satisfaction Assured, Office ver
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St„ 3rus-
eels
1
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK, ' f
•
t! • Honor Graduate of the .Ontario
Veterinary Oollege, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domeetioatod animals In, a oom-
patent manner. Partroular attention paid'
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promoWy at -
north of to,
a Vu nandb rdry st., Brussels.
8 sore
MEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MoNAUGHTON
: O.M., L. R. O,P., EdInbarph If. O. P,
S. Ont. Residence and office 1n Vilson'e
Bloc k, corner of Mill and Turnberry ; Ste.
J M. ARMSTRONG, M. E.
•
Grads teyof 1Torontog Untversibyu 4te,lkai
Faculty. Member of College of Pli'eiciana
and Surgeons,. Ont, 01%70E-•Nestlioor to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.,
W'
HITE FLINT SEED CORN.
this popular variety for the limited 0111'' pat-
rune and others who desire it. This corn is
Pronounced the beet in the market by all ex-
tensive growers and oepcoially by Robt.
Cleland, of Elma, in whose factory 80 tone 0f
cheese
were
exoluetvely s last
left
at Damson's Grocery will be duly attend-
ed to. Order early before thestock is all
taken op.
ABM S. MoLAUGHLIN,
Cheesenraker.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.-'PHE UN -
sale ad to rens, easy terms,, in T w ohip�et.
of Morris and Grey. F 8. SOOTT.Bruaeele.
FARM TO RENT. -THE UN-
DnR0r0Nitn wish to'reat their 200 eCre
tar i in the towosbip of Grey, for a term of
years. The farm is 14 miles from Brussels
and onlydin Ile from good. school, 107 aures
are sores ' all plc wingsdsone. Good young or-
chard. I'or further particulars as to runt,
terms, &o., apply to
or to FERGUSON 183508„
ter,
JAB. F am:mon, Brussels P.O. 883.2
FARM FOR SALE.—TEUN-
egope7iroeYerere5016,bn1b1B n Gey,Tha
about 90 acres cleared,balancebutb- Agood
brink veneer house, barn 40z00, atab,e, driv-
ing hoose, goodbearing orchard, dm. on the
Premises. About 23 acres needed down,
ossession can be givon at once. Far price,
terms, Sum amply to E.pBATSMAN,
13 or 3.$ tons of timothy I1ay for
Proprietor,
4
I.i'ARM. FOR SALE. -I WILL
Boll or axcbange a 820 aore farm all
re ady for crop, situatedinRed River Volley,
the He hest in the World, with or without
the ek and machinery. Sufficient tocultivate
the cam e. With stook and machinery,$20,00
p5r acre ; without Stook and. machinery,
810 .00 per sore. 81,010 te bo paid ab time of
Salo, balance at 7 per cant, per annum.
viz its for particulars. Ialeo have 150 acres
ofterms. improved land for lease and a large
quantity of unimproved lend for Bale on easy
(3720. W. ARMRT10ONG
North Dakota.
Dissolution of Partnership,
We, Joseph Ballantyne auil Samuel Wil-
t rmerly the members of the firm of
Ballast ne & Wilton, carrying Wiriness
iness
50 0he Village of Brothels, 10 the
e County .of
Oren, as tinsmiths, do hereby Sort,lyy that
the said partnership was on the fifteenth
day of Pebruar 3003,, dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr, Witton will continuo the bust-
hese, to whom all debts and accounts meat
be mad at once, and who aaeumes all tirm
Liabilities, and Mr, Ballantyne retires from
the arm,
Dated at Brusgele this 15611 day of Fobru-
ary, A, D. lees.
Without],J08. BALLANTYNIO
W. M. $morAxn, 8A13711171. WILTON,
R N. BARRETT,
000th of el Ai MolIay,, co't. s hardware store.
Ladloe'and obildrena hair nutting a 850010119
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
merata302,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
EjLINGTON MUTUAL 00.
saIn. effected on Tonnd Fa
Property at very low rotes.
15-31n Agent,
A, CREIGHTON,
Agent, Brussele.
A HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Ooileotione made
Mee In Bmale's Block, Brueeole
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental muee on
Plano or Organ. Will visit Wingbam Tues-
day and Wednesday of 00511 weak. Regi.
deuce on Princess Street, Brneae's.
TA, HAWKINS, M. 0. 8. M.
• Organist in 8t. John's Church, Bros
sole, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching of A.
W. Thayer,Mus, Doo., Now York, Wilt give
Seasons to pupilseither on piano or organ;
at his parlor over A.R. Smith's etoro,Brua.
Bele. Vocal lessons also given, Tama Mod-
erato.
AUCTIONEERS.
V...1 1 ! ORGE KIRKBY,
Lioented Auctioneer, $ales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms, and farm
stools a specialty. Orders left at Toe Poem
Publishing House,Brass010, or sent to'Walton
P, 0,, will reedy° prompt attention,
S
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
JL'
• nun, will 0511 for better9 rioos to
bettor mon in less time and 1000chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't charge anything Dates and
orders can always be arrangedst thio Mike
or by personal application,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN Tn0 /MUTE O$ PM9011,.5fA8RTON JR., 09
TBI' Tow sme ea' Y10nme,DEOEABRD,
All persons baying elaime agaleet the 40
tato of Promote Ashton, ir., late of the Town.
ship of Morrie, who diad on or about Deeem-
her 20th 1894, aro required to send partiotc-
fare of the Baffle to ono of the. executors of
Said deceased on or before SATURDAY, tate
loth Day of MAROH,1885, after whit% date
the exeoutore will distribute the eotato
ameba thepartle9 entitled thereto, baying;
referencia only to the elatme of which notice
01!011 theft have been given, and after shell
distribution the ezooutore will notbe res.
ppmtaibla for any part of WO ascots of the we
tato to any person of whose claim they shall
not have re0olVed dire trotloe,/'.
Dated Moron 5511, 1800.
MATTHEW neenuu8030,
8
cue of the Ekeout*rs,
Walton P. 0.