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Will Paper f
it would be wise on your
part to see our stook
and prices if 'you pur-
pose doing any Pap-
er Banging.
G. A. DEADM AN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
9081051:0 EX'T'ENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Bruseele Station, North
and South, as follows ;
GOING. BOOTH. GOING NORTH,
Mail 1054. a.m.9: Express n. Mixed 9:45 a.m.
Express 11:09 e,m, Mail 3:19 pan.
hfixed 0:00 pan. I, p .48 p.m.
/oral netvs stents,
A obiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prsnt it.
Arum 14th is Easter Sunday.
CONCERT next Tuesday evening.
GET
tbe snow off your share of the
sidewalk.
A SECOND Dentist in Brussels is among
the probabilities.
READ "Why Scotohmen don't go there,"
on page 3 of this issue.
A. COUSLEY sold a Brantford b io}vie,
this week to T. Fletcher.
IT is eaid an incandescent light pant
'. may be operated in Brussels.
Sit EAST HURON License Commissioners
met in Brussels last Monday.
M. RICHARDeoe has moved his tailor
shop to rooms in the Garfieid block.
A NEW gilt lettered sign has been placed
at A. McGowan & Oo's. store, Garfield
Horse.
THE various athletic clubs should or-
ganize at once so as to he ready for
practice on the opening of Spring.
A SPLENDID and varied program will be
presented by the married ladies at the
Methodist church next Tuesday evening.
A GENTLEMAN, from near London, was
in town this week, looking up the pro-
priety of establishing, a brick and tile
yard in this locality.
A nein to the letter written by a Con-
servative farmer in last week's
Pose, is to hand but is crowded out of
this issue. It will appear next week.
THE: house and lot belonging to the
estate of the late W. R. Wilson Mill
street, has been purchased by Mre. John
Grower. It adjoins the residence of Mrs.
Wilson.
BRUSSELS Curling Club and Wingham
tee shooters had a friendly match on
Tuesday af6eraooe on the Maitland rink
in this; town. The visitors won, although
D.O. Ross' rink beat Inglis' by four shots.
The hie was cotextra good owing to the
thaw.
Tanelectric ligbt has been "Dinnis"
this week owing to W. M. Sinoleir'e re-
fusal to accept the terms of the Council
for power, Mr. Sinclair is removing the
dynamo to the Ronald Engine Works
and expects to have the lights ready for
Saturday evening if not earlier..
B..Nn.—A11 instruments, music, cloth-
ing or other articles belonging to Brussels
Braes Band should be taken to the Coun-
cil chamber next Monday evening to be
cheoked over and placed in order for 'the
use of the Band in organization. Will
all interested attend to this request and
be on hand, with property, at 8 o'clook at
the plane named.
FIRE.—Au inoipient fire in W. Rod.
diok's wall paper store was speedily put
out on Wednesday morning before very
much damage was done. The cause of
the fire was a defective chimney and as
the trouble was between the ceiling of the
upstairs and roof, the destroying element
bad been burning for some time before it
was diecovered. The fire engine was
taken to. the river but although its cervi -
0813 were not required the machine was
run for half an hour to see what condi-
tion i6 was fn. Some packing was found
neoeeeary which was attended to:
CRUSADERS.—The Crusaders are Doming
to hold some of their magic meetings of
picture, song and story, in the Town
Hall, Bruseele, oommenoiug Sunday,
March 31st, at 4 o'clock p. m., and re.
maining for one week. The meetings
consist of abort speeches, Bolos, duetts
and trios by Mise Jessie Rines, soprano
or alto ; Albert Rines, tenor ; H. J.
Rives, baritone, and othbre. Gospel
temperanoe iu a new form. Part of the
meetings will be illustrated by means of
a powerful ether oxygen lime light. A
hearty welcome to all. Silver collection
at the door. Meetings commence sharp
at 8 o'clock.
WELT. DESERVED.—Last Friday evening
the Shorthand class, ine6suoted by Rev.
D. Millar, met at Dr. Davidson's. offioe.
Thie being the closing evening the pupils
took advantage of the occasion to present
Rev. Mr, Millar. with a handsomely
oarved cherry Secretary,valued at $12.-
ae a
12.•sea mark of their appreciation of the
work done by him as their teaoher dur-
ing the term. Harry Coutte made the
presentation. flit. IYffll . r replied very
appropriately ; emigre. slated the class
on the progress made ate l assured them
that by dint of application they would
attain onto a practical issue in their
Studies. The part he had taken in the
class had been a great pleasure to him.
self. He hoped those who had continued
to the close and bad done such excellent
work would prove the benefit to be deriv.
ed from the knowledgeattained. We
understand that although the term has
closed the members of the class purpose
meeting weekly to continue their intereet-
jog study, Rev, Mr, Millar became pro.
limiest in the art on the other gide of the
Atlantic while engaged in newspaper
work.
Mit w'L RQST
LOOT sabbath was Saint Patriok's day, I
TNuneDAx, April 4th, will be the last':
Monthly Ilene Fair 10 BrUesele for this
SWIM.
IT is repotted that Gordon Moony bas
purchaeed the house and lot nearly op.
poeite Bnox church, the property of Mai.f
Wm. Thompson,
Dogsr forget the aoncer6 le the Mabho.
dist church next Tuesday evening, The
program will be supplied, the chair filled,
ushers, &e,, by married ladies,
THAg:e,—.W, ltoddielt wishes to return
thanks to the many kind friends,, who, fu
his absence, aeeiated in putting oatthe
fire in his shop on Wednesday morning,
Foar.BAL L.— Il
persons interested
in
file re•argBniDatia❑ of Brussels Foot Ball
club for 1806 are asked to meet at tbe
Queen's Hotel on Thursday evening of next
week, 28611 inst., at 7:80 o'clock,
DIEn,—Last Sabbath morning, Celia
Campbell, died, aged 7 years, . He was a
son of Angus Campbell, Queen street,
and bad been in poor health for .some
time, Rev. Mr, Griffin conducted tlie,
funeral 8erviee on Tuesday afternoon.
Tun pupils in Mise Braden's depart.
moat of the poblio sobool had holidays
this week on Monday and Wednesday
forenoons, the former owing to illness of
the teacher and Wednesday owing to
defect in ahimuey, causing smoke in
anhoo] room.
TaoNxe.—The hearty thanks of the
editor of TUE Pon is returned to the
large number who responded to the noti'
$nation concerning arrearagee on cub•
soription. There are stilt a good many
who have not squared up nor given any
reason for neglecting to do so. We ask a
settlement on or before April let, ae we
oan only pay claims resting upon us by
r09Uru5 from those owing. us.
AN Illinois newspaper recently sued
forty,three men who did not pay their
subsoription. It got judgment against:.
each of them, • Of the forty-three some
twenty.eight then swore that they owned
no more than the law exempts from
judgments. They were thereupon arrest-
ed for petit larceny and bound over in the
sum of 5300 each. All but six 'gave
bonds. The U. S. postal laws make the
taking of a paper out of a postoffioe, with
refusal to pay for it, petit larceny.
TOOTS AT THS G. T. R.—Shipping is
livening up again after the many inter-
ruptions by the snow blockades. This
week there las forwarded 2 oars of pota-
toes, by Councillor Mo0rauken, to Chic-
ago ; 1 oar of live hogs, Eastward, by
Messrs. Clew & Dames ; 4 cars of Balt ;
1 oar of flour, to Nova Scotia, by Meeers.
Stewart & Creborn ; 4 oars of grain ; and
1 oar of dressed hogs, by Messrs. Beaker
& Yanetone.—Wm. Oakley was ticketed
to Langdon, Dakota, thio week.—Mani-
toba excursions every Tuesday during
March and April.
Tan W'rcEN'9 GLomE.—Oanadian
women are already noted for many graces
of person, character and heart, and now
they propose showing that they also pos-
sess mental powers of a high order, oom-
bined with business qualities. They
have undertaken to assume charge of an
entire issue of the Toronto Daily Globe
(for April 18th, next). The regular edi-
torial and reportorial staffs, certainly all
the male members thereof, will be dis-
placed for that issue by a staff of ladies
who will cover every department of the
paper—business, editorial, local and
general. The issue will be a very large
one, both as to the number of pages and
as to circulation and will also bo non-
politioal and non-sectarian. The result
019111s unique undertaking will, we are
sure, be watched with keenest interest
not only by the fair sex of the Dominion
but also by the, on this occasion, more
curious male element.
Houez or REFUGE.—Last Monday the
House of Refuge Committee met at
Clinton. There were present Q. Eilber,
of Stephen ; A. McEwan, Hay ; P. Holt,
Goderich ; A. McDonald, Hullett, and
W. H. Kerr, of Brussels. Messrs. Ma-
Murehie, of Clinton, and Cook, of How -
ick, were absent, the former through ill.
nesse. Twelve tenders for the building
of the bank barn were opened, ranging,
from 51,330 to 5821, A. MoBath, of
Stanley, was awarded the contract at the
last mentioned figure. The barn will be
36x50 feet and is to be sided with dressed
pine and painted. The Committee visit.
ed the Industrial Farm and selected the
site for barn. They also rented the farm
for the season to Mr. Plumoteel, Cliuton,
for the sum of $50,00, he to leave 80 acres
Plowed next October and also to attend
to any necessary fencing to ensure safety
to his crop. Meeers. Eilber and Molilwan
were appointed a sub-oommittee to par.
ohase a pump and wind mill and have tbe
same planed in position. It was decided
to ask for applications for the various
ofaoee to be filled in commotion with the
House of Refuge, which will be dealt
with by the June session of the County
Council. The Committee will meet
again about the 9th of April when Gov-
ernment inspector Chamberlain, of To-
ronto, and Arohitect Fowler, of Wood -
stook, will also attend. At that meeting
the rules and regulations to govern the
House, and the duties of the officers will
be outlined, after which they will be
printed for distribution among the County
Councillors end will dome up for revision
or ratification at the Co. Council. Oon-
tractor Cooper has the excavating done
for theHouseof Refuge and has the brink
and stone and a goodly portion of the
timber on the ground' ready to °eminence
operations ae soon as the season opens
up. The Clinton Council Chamber was
kindly placed at the disposal of the Com-
mittee last Monday.
CHURCH 0111061'14.
Maitland Presbytery met in Wingham
last Tneeday.
The Presbyterian church at Windsor
Ont., was burned down last week.
Rev. D. Forrest, of Walton, preaobed
in Melville church last Sabbath morning
and evening. Rev. Mr. Roes was at
Walton.
Next Sabbath morning Mr, Jennings,
of Blnevale, will preach in the Methodist
church and. Rev. J. W. Pring, of the same
plane in the evening. The pastor will be
at Bluevale.
Last Tuesday the Exeoutive of Huron
County Sabbath School Association met
at Clinton. The object was to arrange
for the formation of local Conventions in
the County.
Methodist Sabbath school Anniversary
sermons on Easter Sunday and on Mon.
day evening a public entettainment will
be held in the Town Hall. The program
will consist of vocal and instrumental
mueio ; recitations ; Good -night doll
drill; Sword drill'; and "The Building
of the Temple." Further partioulare
later.
Revds. J. Ron and D, Millar attended
Maitland Presbytery at Wingbam ou
Tuesday. There wee quite a delegation
of ladles alas from Brneoele to their 0219.
9i0nary meeting
A reeolution of 90340191109 wee passed
by the Women's Missionary. Sooi9ty of.
the Methodist 91)ureb in this place 99
Mra, A, Bruno, of Blnevale, formerly of
Bruseele, and a member of the boelety,
in her bereavement.
The membOr5 of Miss E. E. Kerr's
Sabbath school ales presented Mise Bate
Bozell, who is soon to remove to Mich•
igen, with a nicely bound Bible and a
celluloid Photo. Album at the dose of the.
Methodiet Sabbath school last Sunday
Kiss .
oftn et'is Ward road a
a .
short address and MISS Bridle Petob'
made the presentation, Mise Recall ex•
preened her thanks for the unexpected
gifts, after wbioh the Super' deeded and
Rev, R. Paul offered a few words of re-
gret over the removal of the Rotie11
family and good wishes for their future,
Rev, D. G. Sutherland, formerly pastor
of Ratbenbury St. Metbo''diet church,
Clinton, died at his residence in Toronto,
on Tueeday of last week, in his 56th year.
About a; year and a half ago Dr. Suther-
land oontraoted a slight 1110885 which de•
veloped into a fever. Since then he has
been troubled with a continual series of
fevers, which gradually kept pulling down
his constitution, Tbe end was a most
peaceful one. A widow, three daughters
and one son are left to mourn his loss.
Dr. Sutherland was regarded a8 one of
the wisest and most able ministers of the
Methodist ohuroh. Deceased was born in
Hamilton in 1839,' and was a eon of. the
late Capt. Sutherland, who was killed in
the Deejardins Donal accident just thirty-
eight years ago on Tuesday of lad week.
151. Sutherland entered the Victoria Col-
lege in 1855, and graduated four years
later. He next studied law, and entered
into partnership with Mr. Lazier, of
Hamilton, until 1864, when he became a
Methodist minister, and' has coubiuued
in that capacity ever since.
Business Locals.
FRESH garden seeds, clover and timo-
thy at McCracken's,
SPRING !late made over cheaper than
ever by Mrs. Modes, Mill street.
Tema and valises very cheap and
harness down in price at I. C. Richards.
Fon boots and shoes try us. We also
repair boots, shoes and rubbers —cheap,
0.n. Rirharde.
11An !Lae erectly reduced in prices at H.
Dennis', Brussels.
WATER cart and tank for sale. Apply
to R. Henderson, Brussels.
WALL Paper 1 Wall Paper 1 Cheaper
than aver at Reddiok's. See advt.
LARGE e09 ok of Horse Blankets and
Robee at low pride at II. Dennis', Bras.
eels.
DWELLING to let over my store. Pos-
5888ion can be given April let. T. 0.
Richards.
Loon Hesn.—The largest stook, hand.
someet patterns and lowest prices in wall
papers and window shades in the county
at Roddick's.
Come and see our immense stook of
beautiful wall papers in full sets, also
window shades in endless patterns and
colors. Very oheap at Roddick'e.
H. R. BREWER, 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 COPT 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 he had first
class, H. R. Brewer.
BIOtcLRs FDa SALE. -1 Brantford, new,
wood rims, 580.00, worth $100.00-; 1
Brantford, new, steel rime, $75.00, worth
5100.00 ; 1 Brantford, ee000d hand, 560.-
00,
60:00, worth 580.00 ; 1 New Rapid, second
hand, 30 pounds, 545.00, worth $60.00.
Call and examine them. A. CoueLET.
A REMARKABLE CunE.—J. W. Jennison,
Gilford—Spent between 5200 and $300 in
consulting dootore ; tried Dixon's and
all other treatments but got no benefit.
One box of Chase's Catarrh Cure did me
more good than all other remedies. In
fact I consider myself cured, and with a
25 cent box at that.
EGG EAIromutc.—The undersigned begs
leave to return thanks to the publio for
past patronage and to notify them that
he 1185 removed to the McCaughey block
next door to BlaebilPe batober shop,
where he is prepared to pay the highest
market pride, in Casa, for any quantity
of eggs. Cal] in. Joan Tax, Brussels.
Tare Ie CONexw'maoION.—One pill a dose,
one box 25 cents. One pill relieves con.
stipation. One box cures an ordinary
case. One pill taken weekly n eutraliees
formation of uric acid in the blood and
prevents Bright's Kidney disease and
Diabetes. True only of Dr. Chase's
Kidney. Liver Pills.
WHLL.DIGGING AND' DRILLn1G. George
Birt has all the neoessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all wont entrusted to him.
in a way that will insure Satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terme reasonable. Residence
emend door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 84.91
BUsteles ; Buggies ; Buggies ; rook
bottom prices. Can't be beaten for
material and will be sold for 565 00
Call and see stook before dealing else-
where, Best value on the market. Wag -
gone and all kinds of repairing away
down in price. Can't make money envier
than by calling at H. Williams & Sons
old stand, now ocoupied by W, A. Mo-
Guire. A call eoliolted.
FAR AHEAD OP ANOTHING I DAVIS EVER
ileac),—John Ritter, merchant, Water-
loo, says :—"I have given Stark's
Powders for headache, ooetivenese, bil-
iousness and neuralgia an extensive trial
and find them to give the greatest satis-
faction in my family. I can very high-
ly recommend them. They are far
ahead of anything I have ever need, and
I have tried many remedies." Sold by
all druggists at 25 oents a box ; 5 boxes
for 51. Nice to take, immeiiate and
permanent.
Einem* 1 BREAD 1 1 BREAD 111 We
thank most heartily our old and many
new oustomere for their inoreaeed liberal
patronage which is extremely gratifying
to tie, as we believe in eu0oaraging the
home manufacture of flour, naturally
promoting the interests of the town. We
use exolusively flour manufactured by
Stewart & Graham, of the "National
Boller Mille," Brussels, whose reliable
brands require no recommendationfrom
ue, The quality of bread speaks for it-
self. TAYLOn & g}B1ILItIA,
MAIL, 22, 1896
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ST4JV;D4.R1) J34.N'E OF Cd1.71r4D4,
HEAD 0FFIQE, TORONTO,
ASSI7TS, (Seven Million Dellare) $7,000,000
0APITAL (.9;u9horizod) , , ,
- $2,000,000
Alienates in all princifalPoinrts in 00102i0, Qlteireo,Mattibobtl,,Lloitad States 4091(444,
A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Colleotione made on all peiute,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest
allowed w on def+oatts of 51.00 and upwards Iron) of de osib to dabs of
withdrawal and compounded
m sounded half yearly. P
SPROIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE COLLECTION OP h"ARt1039' SALE Nonage.
Every facility afforded Cgstomera living at a distales,
J, A. STEWART MANAean.
W ILLIEB & SMIT a. fag Idvulaa'h•e a RS9.
B JU88MD8,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
LARKERS NOTES DISLODNTED. '
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Semmes Daum DEPd rariemr.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Bates. 'Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the, Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We erred to write. Insurance In old English or Canadian Companies, 05 In Mut-
ual Companies 118 may bo. Ile/droll.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED BTATE8 : THE CANADIAN BANK of ConMDnox
A Chicago deepaboh Bays Thee. Wilson,
an expert diamond.cutter from Toronto,
committed suicide in a low drinking -
plane by carbolioaoid. He came
of a well.connected family in Canada
and leaves a wife and two ohildreu fn To.
ronto.
Sergeant Redmond, of the Quebec
city police force, who was nearly kilted
home time ago while distilling illicit
whiskey, has been condemned in the
Pollee Court on two different chargee to
5100 fine and one month's imprisonment,
or failing to pay the fine, six month's
imprisonment in each ease.
MORN -
BLAIR.-Tn Elma, on Maroh 8912, the wife
of Mr. Wm. Blair of a son.
Nroaoo.—In Elena, on Marob, 10911, the
wife of Mr. Geo. Nichol of a daugh-
ter.
CANn nit, In Atwood, on March 13th,
the wife of Mr. Benjamin Candler of
a daughter.
STExea.—In Grey, on Maroh 17th, the
wife of Mr. L. W. Steles of a daugh-
ter.
Cnxr. w.—In Blyth, on the 13th inst.,
the wife of Mr. J. H. Ohellew of a
daughter.
O'Ooneon.—In.Morris, on the 9th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Dennis O'Connor of
a son.
BRooxs.—In Belgrave, on the 12th inst.,
the wile of Mr. Arthur Brooke of a
daughter.
MonertnE—TUBN1ULL.—Ab the residence.
of the bride's parents, on Marob 13th,
by Rev. D. Millar, of Brussels, Mr.
George McFarlane, to Mies Mary E.,
eldest daughter of Deputy -Reeve
Turnbull, all of Grey township.
RUTLEDeE—PEAneoN.—At 'Victoria St.
Methodist church parsonage, Gode-
rich, on Feb. 20th, by Rev. H. Ir-
vine, Mr. Robert,J. Rutledge, of
West Wawanoshto Miss Hilda
Pearson, of Blyth. •
xxaa.
Woon.—In Tralee, on the 6th inst., Wm.
Wood, aged 62 yeers and 9 months.
SoSLEe.—In Elena, on March 7th, 1895,
James I. Scales, aged 28 years, 8
months and 18 days.
CAarnneLL.—In Brussels, on Maroh 17th,
Colin, son of Angus Campbell, in his
8th year.
CLoAxox.—In Morris, on March 18911,
John Cloakey, aged 72 years.
. 7C'Ilcrr saxam-
FRIDAY, Marob 22nd.—Farm stook, im-
plement,, &o. Lot 4, con. 15, Grey.
Sale, unreserved' at 1 o'clook. Duncan
Sillere, Prop. Geo. Kirkby, Ana.
TUE5DAY, March 20th.—Farm stook,
implements, &a. Lot 27, con. 5, Morris.
Sale unreserved, ae proprietor is giving
up farming, at 1 o'clook, sharp. Samuel
Hoggard, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, Auc.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
C OMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
lot for sale in Brussels. Par further
Doti enters apply at Tun Poem Publishing
House.
WOOD WANTED. - THIRTY
Cords of best green wood, all maple,
twenty-two iuob, at the Methodist Parson-
age, Bruesele.
TERSEY BULL FOR SER—
E/ vron.—The undersigned will keep a
tboro'.bred J ersey bull for service on Lot 10,
Con, 10, Grey. Terms 51,00 to insure. Pedi-
gree may be semi on appllca iIITLOWN,
33.4 J Proprietor,
MISS MOORS, FORMERLY
mantlemaker for Mrs. 14, Rogers, is
pr spared to do mantlemaking, or nutting
for the public. Entrance to room by the
stair lauding. to Mechanics' Institute.,
BRING IT BACK.—THE
Party who removed the robe from a
nutter in the' American Hotel shed, last
Saturday night, will save himself future
trouble by returni0g It to above hotel at
ono, ae there is evidence enough to 0onvict,
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for service en
N d Lot 28 non. 7 Morrie, ,the thoro'-bred
Durham Gull, "L'ord Melville," No. 20893..
Pedigree may be seen on application,
Terme, *120 to Insure.
DG Dui 3 OBN ROB/3,
, Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned vein keep for 0815109, on
Lot 30, Oon. 0, Morris, the thero'=bred Dur.
bans I.ul1, Defanee. Pedigree may be seer
on application. Terme, $11.00 to be paid at.
time of eorvlee with privilege of returnlog
if necessary. Also a young bull for sale.
JAMES BPEIR,
844 Proprietor.
001.10.111.11111.1
50e. WILL BUY A. MICRO-
600PE that will enable you to
see living creatures in a drop of water, or
i patritles in Timothy 80012.01000055bean-
thes in ilia animal and vogetnble kingdom',
,Qn
We have tbis,rveek received into
stook the Rollowing excellent
preparation;--
Woodwerd'e Calory Compound.
Syrup of Turpentine.
Manley's Celery Compound)�
With Beef, Iron & Wine.
Karl's Clover Root Tea.
Biokapoo Oil.
Hlolsapoo Gwive.
Bioka pP Worm "Ciller.
eo ren
ICldlsapoo Cough Cure,
Mioltapoo Sagwa.
MoLeod'e Syetem Renovator,.
South A.merloan Norville Tonto.
South Arneriaan Rheumatic Cure.
Aa
Fox's Drug Store.
Opposite Queen's Hotel.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING..
-p L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.LU • Solicit for and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made..00150—Vanstone'o Bleak, Bru9.
eels, 31.8m
M. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor Uoayeyaneer ,NotaryPub•
•
lie, &0. entre—'V auetoa e'S Bleak 1 door
north of Oenbral Hotel,. private iPundel to
Loan.
aF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, 90. (late. of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Office, Goderieb,) Office over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
Come quickif you want ono.
G. A.DEADMAN, R. DAVIDSON,
�• Honor Graduate Tor
Royalonto IISurgeons,
Crown
Brig College Dental . Moder-
ate Pees.
and Bridge work a sion pecialty. Moder
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St, Bffice rus-
sels.
Druggist, Bookseller, and
Graduate Optiolan.
'%TERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
V FOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF BnoesELs
That well known, commodious and very
prettily situated property on Turnberry St.,
now and for many years peat in the occupa-
tion of Mr, and Mr's. F. 0. Rogers, is now of-
fered for sale, Anybody wishing a nine, com-
fortable borne will lfnd this ell that can be
desired. The property can be seen at any.
time, and anparticularsobtained from
AMB. 1t0GERS.
Brunets, Feb. 2566, 1895. 83.2
1THRESHING OUTFIT FOR
_L Sale.—The undersigned offers far. sale
his Abel Engine and Separator, both in
Good working order, He will also dispose of
hieshingle mill. Reasonfor selling, ill
health. A bargain will be. given.. For
further particulars as to price .terms, &0.,
apply 6o RI001ARD 1tf1T0H r.LL,
S.tf 00615, Don. O, Gray, er OraubrookPO
t...J+AW GUMMING.—THE UN—
DnnelerRn' bas his emery grinder in or-
der for gumming saws at J & P Ament'e !ea-
tery where ne will be pleased to attend to
the reguirments of the public, All sorts of
edge tools om'fully ground and sharpened
Anything from a pen -knife, to a broadaxe
can be put in order in a work-man•.like
manner. l.hergo always reasonable.
D. STE WART.
HOBO' BRED BULLS FOR
.LL SALR.—The undersigned hoe three
thoro'-brad bulls for sale, at Lot 11, Oon. 12,
Grey. The animals are dehorned and are
aWill hey sold chap. y A bull irespect-
ively. also
kept for service at the same plaae.
J. MOLAUGHLAN,
Oranbrook P. 83-4 lroprietor,' W. H. MoORAOKEN,
0. /murex of Marriage Licensee. Office
ab his Grocery, Turnberry street, Braden*.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
9J • Honor Graduate of the, Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of d0mestioated animals In a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calla promptly at-
tended to. - Office and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge- Turnberry at., Bruosere.
MEDICAL CARDS.
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
el • C. M.,L.R.o.P., Edinburgh,M. C. P.
8. Ont. Residence and °Moo in Wilson's. •
Block, corner of. Mill and Turnberry Sts,
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
V • Phreiolan, Surgeon, Acooucher, etc,
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College- of Physicians
and Snrgeous, Out. OPPron—Noxi door to
McDonald & 00„ Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WHITE FLINT SEEL) CORN.
We have enured a limited supply of
this popular variety for the :use of our put-
t one and others who donire it, This cora is
pronounced the best in the market by all ex-
tensive dowers and especially by Robt.
Cleland, of Rime, in whose factory 80 tons of
cheese were made by 27 patrons lust season,
using this variety exclusively, Orders loft
at rhomson'e Grocery will be duly attend-
ed to. Order early before the stook is all
taker' up.
NEIL B. MOLAUGHLIN,
Cheeaemak:la
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE. 'THE UN.
Bale and to rent, easy forma, in Tow Or
of Morris and Grey. 1' 8. SCOTT, Brussels,
FARM FOR SALE.—T ST; UN -
macro= offers his 100 more farm for
sale, being lot 18, Oon. 7, Grey. There are
about 90 acres cleared, balance bush. Lgced
brink veneer house, barn 40x00. :table, driv-
ing house, good bearing orchard, &0. on the
premises. About 23 wise seeded down.
Possession can be given at once. Per primo,
terms, dia., apply to E. BATEMAN,
12 or15 tons of timothy ]lay fore l 0139 40
f�ARM FOR SALE.—I WILL
Sell or exchange a 820 sore /arm all
re ady for crop situated in Red Rivo' Vagey,
the richest rn the world, with or without
stook and mil obinery, Sufficient to cultivate
the Same. With stook and machinery, 520.00
per ao re ; without stook and machinery,
010 00 per acre. 81,000 to be paid at time of
sal e balance at 7 per cent. peraunum.
W rite for particulars. Iales have 100 acres
oY improved land for lease and a large - - -
tequarms,ntfty of unimproved land for sale on easy
GEO, W. ARMRTLLONG,
Buffalo,
North Dakota.
R N. BARRETT,
1. V.• Tonaorlal Artist. Shop—Nextdoor
south of A. M. MO1Iay& Oo's hardware store.
Ladles'and ohildrens hair cutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
5NSURAN08,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN •
-
sun,rxan Co. lestablIehed1840. In-
suraucoe offeoted on all Town and Farm
Property at vory low rotes,
J. A. CREIGHTON,
15-3
en
Agouti, Brussels. •
EALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds'
invested and to loan. Oollectione made
Office in Smale's B16ok,Brussels
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of .instrumental mueio on
Piano 011 Organ. Will visit Wingbam. Time -
day and' Wednesday of each week. Resi-
denceon Princess Street, Brussels.
rp A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
• Organist in Bt. John's Church, Brno
eels and pupil, in the. Art of Teaohiug of A.
W.1'baver,Mus,lloe.,New York, will give
lesone to pupils either on piano or organ,
at his parlor over A.R. Smith's store, Brno -
eels. Woo al lessons also given. Terms mod-
erate,
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of Robert Mc-
Donald, late of the Township of Grey,
in the County of Huron and Prov-
ince of Ontario, farmer, deceased.
Pursuant 90 Bee. 80 of Chapter 110 11, 8.0,
notice 113 bsreby given that all oreditore and
other persons having claims against the
estate 01 the said.. Robert McDonald, who
died on or about the seventh day of Marob,
A. D. 1890, are hereby requested to send 16
post prepaid or to deliver to G. P. Blair, of
the Village of Branson', in the County of
Huron, Solicitor for Walter Ianes'and Mark
Cardiff, both of the Township of Morris, in
old County, the exeoutore of the will of the
said Robert MoDonald,on or before the 5th
day of April now next ensuing it statement
of their movie, addresses and descriptions
and the full eartioulare and proof of their
of the securr1mties demands
i4 upon
ny) the
L them and.
that after the saki Mai day of April the said
Executors will ppr000ed to ndministor the
estate and dietributc the :tenets of the said
Robert McDonald amongst the parties
entitled 'thereto having regard only to the
claims of wliohthe said Exooutore shall
then balm notice and the said Exeoutore
will not be liable for the naidaemts or any
part thereof So distributed to any person or
persons of wboee claim the shall not have
DO ateat t the
this 141distribution,6 M
clay of March,
A, D„ 1898,
G, P, BLAIR,
Solicitor for the said Executors,
AUCTIONEERS.
,FORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales oonduot
ed on reasonable terms. , Parma and farm
stook a specialty. Orders loft at Tan Poen
PhblfsbingEfouse,Brueeele, or aentto Walton
P. O., will reeeive prompt attention,
17.41 S. COTT AS AN AUCTION-
-I-
• ann, will eon for bettor prlooa, to
hotter mea in lees tlmo and less obarges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't ebarge anything, Dates and
orders eau always be arranged at this ofloo
or by personal application.
num-m-SS3aoS.J$ 302.A.25, E 4,
Fall Wheat - 60 60
Spring Wheat 57 58
Barley 40 42
Pons 58 00
Cate .,. 83 34
Butter, tube and rolls ' 13 ' 00
Eggs pet dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel 3 00 8 50
Potatoes:.... ' 80 00
Hay per ton 7 00 00
Hides trimmed 8
Hides rough 2
Salt ger bbl., retail1 00
Sheep skins, eaoh 20
Lamb skine eaoh 15
Apples per bbl.' 1 52 1
Hoge, Live 4 00 4
Hoge, Dressed 5.25 5