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i .S ' POST MAR. 29, 1805'
Great Bo6.uotion
IN
a1! Paper!
1 cl oilld be wise on your
part to see our stook
and prices if you pur-
pose doing any Pap-
er Hanging.
G. A. DEADMAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & 0.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows ;
Gorse SCUTE. Go300 NoOTn.
Mair 0:64 a,m. Mixed 0:45 a.m.
Expl'06a 11:59 a.m. flail 8:19 p.m,
OSlsod:........ 9:00 pan.I Express ,,.,,, 9:48 p.m,
Tal' lets Pins.
A ehiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
CRusansna.
MAPLE sugar.
Oooxom meeting next Monday evening.
SEE District news on page 8 of this
iesne.
THE electric light is now run from the
Ronald Engine Works.
Tan plate glass in I. C. Mallard's store
was cracked last Friday.
A UR of cattle was shipped on Mol,day
by Messrs. Scott & Jones.
A. OODeLEY disposed of a Brantford
bicycle this week to a Brusselite.
MILLINERY opening at Mrs. E. Rogers
neat Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
NEx2 Monday will be the let of A , ril.
Don't pink up all the parcels you see on
the street.
Peogonoa examinations are in p•ng-
rese in the various sobools in this Riding
this week.
HORSE Fair in Brussels on Thursday
of next week. This will be the closing
Fair for this season.
Tun rush of new advertisements has
crowded out a couple of columns of
matter in type this week.
J. Fox's drug store had a close call
from fire last Monday evening from the
upsetting of a candle in the cellar.
Tan ladies will remember the Spring
millinery opening at Misses Roddick &
Smith's on Thursday, Friday and Satur•
day of next week.
PEssoxs who have Band instruments
or other property are asked to take them
to the Town Hall next Monday evening
between. 7 and 8 o'clock.
NEARLY every weeks brings additional
applicants for the position of Caretaker
and Matron for the Huron County House
of Refuge and Iuduatrial Farm.
FIRE BRIGADE. -A meeting of the Fire
'Brigade will be held Tuesday evening of
next week, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of
electing officers and attending to other
necessary business.
IN the "Chariot Race" Annie Louise
White surpassed herself, and at the end
of her description the audience was al-
most too interested to applaud. -Toronto
Empire. Town Hall, Brussels, Monday,
April 8111.
J. W. DRaru, of Windsor, will give to;
the parents of the first twins born from
now in Windsor a baby carriage of the
double -seated pattern. The Amherst.
burg Echo says :-The offer is safe. It's
n thousand to one it will never be taken.
Throw it open to the oonnty and we will
go you.
Mres WHITE is an elocutionist of the
highest class. Her expression, modulo.
lion of voice, phonetio laughter, and im-
personation are splendid. Her imposition
of the "hoe•down" fiddler calling off the
dance was 5o realistic that the house was
in one continuous roar of laughter
th rough on b. -Ottawa Citizen. Town
Hall, Brussels, April 8111.
GEORGE Fox's OPPORTUNITY. -He is ap-
parently one of the few artists who can
bring himself into complete sympathy
with the composition in hand, whether it
be gay, sorrowful or dramatic. Mr. Fox
is yet a very young man, and if I mistake
not he will yet become one of the greatest
of the world's violinists. -Detroit Sunday
News • Tribune. Town Hall, Brussels,
Monday, April 8011.
OODNTV 'Cannon, NoTEs.-Government
Inspeod=r, Chamberlain and Architect
Fowler will meet the Floss of Refuge
Building Obmmittee at Clinton on Tues-
day, April 9th, to attend to some ne0e9•
vary work. -'Valentine Ratz, of Shipka,
the Reform candidate for . the House of
Commons, and the worthy Reeve of his
townsbip, was working at hie saw mill in
Stephen townehip when the chain whioh
runs the oars loaded with logs broke and
the oar wheel ran over one of Mr. Katz'
legs, cutting into the bone. Mr, Satz
will be confined to his home for several
days.
Tan ST. LAWRENdT ROUTE. -On May 4
the Allan Royal mail steamship Sardin-
ian will leave Montreal for Liverpool,
calling at Derry, to be followed by the
Laurentian May 11, 'Pnrisien May 18,
Mongolian 25th and N 'midian June 1.
Passengers will emba„t on the Friday
evening. First cabin , ales will be from
$50 and upwards, With a good rednetion
on return tickets. The second cabin 980
single and 955 return. The 'steerage
through rate from Toronto at present is
1110.15. Ibis undecided 04 to whether it
will remain at this. Steerage passengers
are now furnished with beds bedding and
everything necessary, without extra
Charge, and are booked for Glasgow, Bel -
last, Londonderry, Queenstown and Lon -
'Con at the same rate as to Liverpool.
tS'iret and nomad cabin berths can now be
matured at the office of the 'Allan Line,
Posr Publiebing house, Brussels, where
plans of the steamers may be seen.
AwoiNoe once more make their appear,
ansa, a harbinger of Spring,
Now ie the time for people to prepare
to clean op their back yarde..
GST the enpw and IOC ofl ypur share
sof the sidewalk if you have not already
done so,
Annx, 5T9455AN'9 change of edvt, Dame
to hand too lobe for this issue, Waboll
for it next week.
Bnusesps Sall Works are turning out
an extra line grade of Dairy salt whioh
ie having a big run.
Bros Lown announces her millinery
opening on Thursday, Friday, and Sat-
urday of next week.
isretorted that Frank LeBon, Bol of
IT re a
lis ie
C all am disposed of his house and
h 1. i n
lob on Mill las
tnto William Jewitt for
the sum of 9450,
Firoii growers around fiamiiton say
that the peaob buds have all been des•,
troyed and many of the trees severely in-
jured by the oold.
THE man who advertieee has to buy
more goods and hire more help than the
MAD who doesn't advertise. Ib is a nils.
an= to be pot to the empanel° of buying
and hiring, Don't advertise and you
won't have bo do business.
auto APPEAR AOAIN,-Responding to
an encore, Geo. Fax gave "Auld Robip
Gray." The audience was not satisfied,
and again the brilliant young violiuiet
had to appear. --Brantford-- Courier.
Hear him in Town Hall on 8th April.
EXAMINATIONS --At the noxb mid -sum.
mer examinations, in East Huron, it is
estimated that 145 candidates will write
on the Primary, 87 on Junior Leaving,
18 on Senior Leaving, 18 on Paas Matri-
culation and 9 on Honor Matriculation.
About 400 will write on Entrance and
150 on Public Sobool Leaving. This
week about 600 pupils are writing on
Junior and Senior Second Bok papers,
and 650 on Junior and Senior Third
Book papers.
HYMENEAL. -A quiet wedding took
plane at the residence of aohn Cousley,
Ann street, last Tuesday evening, when
his eldest daughter, Miss Maggie J., was
united in marriage to Neil B. MoLanoh lin,
of Brubsele cheese factory. Rev. John
Ross, B. A., performed the ceremony in
the presence of the relatives of the con.
tracting parties. Mr. and Mre. Afo.
Lanoblin went to their own home follow.
ed by sincerely expressed wishes for their
future prosperity and happiness. Tan
POST says "so mote it be."
BETTER No Do IT AGAIN. -Some
youths took improper and iinpsrtinent
liberties with a •young man named. J.
Howard Cole last Friday evening. A
pair of plow lines were looped around bis
body and be was taken up Main street at
the will of the company. As to the names
of the persons interested in the, So
called, spore we do not know but we
beard there were to be a number of sum-
monses issnei. Whether there is any
thing further done about it or not we
wish to say that it was a foolish and high
handed proceeding that should never be
repeated unless people are looking for
trouble. Personal liberty and rights are
too dear a thing to be trifled with.
STOOK NOTES. -Mr. Deadman informs
us that he has made a valuable addition
to his herd of Jareeys, having purchased
a Ane young Jersey bull, "Rose Signet,"
American Jersey cattle club register No.
88,458. His grandsire is the prize win-
ning bull "Mighty Dollar" and closely
related to the famous cow "Mary Anne
of St. Lambert," which has a record of
86 lbs. 12 oz. butter in one week. The
dam of this young hull is "Rose of Wil-
low Lodge," a grand cow owned by Mrs.
Jones, the great breeder of Jerseys, at
Brockville, Ont. His grandam is the
first prize cow at Toronto Industrial,
1894, which speaks for itself.
CARD or THANKS. -Prom Robert Ander.
son to the Brussels Knightsof Maccabees,
for kindness daring his late illness :-
"Dear friends I wish to thank you here
For help so freely given,
For kindness in this sad new year
When Ito bed was driven.
When from the salt-blook I was brought
And loved ones thought me dying,
Your generous aid was all unsought,
Although our need was trying.
And while sonic Providential hand
In dreariest gloom was near,
Your presence like some magic wand,
Was closer yet to cheer.
So finally I say farewell
And thank the God of heaven
That I am able now to tell
Of blessings felt and given."
MARRIED Lames' OoxoEET.-This en-
tertainment was held as announced in the
Methodist ohuroh and while unique in
its character, a very enjoyable program
was well rendered and the interest mani-
fested at the opening well sustained until
the alone. The musical and literary bill
of fare presented was as follows :-Open•
ing hymn, "Rook of Ages" ; prayer by
Mrs. Ball ; chorus, "Home," by the
company ; solo, "When you and I were
young Maggie," Mrs. W. F. Stewart ;
reading, Mrs. John Tait ; solo, Mrs. W.
H. Willis, Seaforth, "The hand that
rooks the cradle" ; encore "Love must
come to all" ; solo and chorus, Dreaming
of Home," by Company ; recitation, •'A
voice from the Poor House," Mrs. S, H.
Jackson ; solo, "The old house at Home,"
Mrs. T. Fletcher ; reading, "A wife's
wages," Mrs. Watson Ainley ; duett, "No
hope beyond," Mrs. Fletcher and Mre.
Willis; solo, with guitar accompaniment
by Mrs. II. L. Jackson,
"Darling I am growing old,'
Mrs. W. F. Stewart ; recitation,
"The old mac in the stylish dwelt," Mrs.
S. H. Jackson ; reading, ".6. women of
the World," Mrs. H, Ball ; solo, "Gaide
us, guard as," Mrs. W. H. Willis ; chorus,
"Membered," by company ; National
anthem, Where all did so well we have
no desire to specialize and yet mention
should be made of the excellent servioe
rendered by Mrs. Jackson and Mrs.
'Willis. All the offices of the evening
were capably filled by ladies, Mre. J. L.
Kerr presiding ; Mrs. Paul and Mrs.
Downing, door keepers ; Mrs. Geo.
Lowry and Mrs. J. W. Blaehill, ushers;
and Mrs, Gilpin, Mre. Fletcher and Mrs.
Jackson accompanists. The platform
was neatly carpeted and ourtained while
beautiful house planta, oil paintings,
fanny tables, &o., added their ad-
ornment to the soene. The performers
peopled easy Oahe and appeared to be
quite at home. A vote of thanks wee
passed to the ladies on motion of W. H.
Herr and Postmaster ,Farrow and pre-
sented by Rev, G. 13, Cabblediok. Pro.
coeds amounted to about' 918.00 with an
admission free of 10 cents, The married
ladies oconp the front plans at the
present and deserve: the honor.
AT a epeeist meeting of the Sons of
Sootland, last Tuseday evening, James
'M.'oAlnine was appointed to attend the
Gland Camp, whiob will meet at Niagara
Falls pn `4.'uesday,16th April.
Tows Bubo,,-.-Opmmonpiug with nexb
Monday the bell at the Town Ball will be
rung at 7, a. m„ 12 o'clock, 1 and 6, p.
m„sb.sa011 day ereepbing Sunday, by 0010•
taker Wright, whose term begins on April
l
CnasApsna...-Next Sabbath afternoon,
at 4 o'olpek, the Orusaders begin a series
oR Clospel. Temperance meetings in the
Town Hall, Brussels, Meetings will be
held every evening until Satarday and
the e Pro
ram will consist of vocal and
tna r tn utaltousle, addresses, li
s light
views, &o, The publie cordially invibed.
Silver oolleotion, The Crusaders are
highly eommeuded by those who have
beard them.
Erman LaAoun,-A literary program
was rendered in the League on Monday
evening, Mies Braden, Vioe-President of
this department, preelding. The follow-
ing is an pabline :-Singing, "Tbere shall
be ebowore of blessing" ; singing, "When
the mists have rolled away" ; prayer ;.
recitation, Roy Brydges ; solo, "The
rainy day," Miss Lizzie Sample ; reoita-
tion, "The little' cloud," Beatrice Howe l
e,ilo, "If the waters could speak as they
flow," W. Wake ; recitation, Franoes
Brydges ; paper on "Rain" by James
Blashiil ; duett, the Misses Moore.
DEDATE.-Friday evening of this week
a joint public debate will be held in the
Odd Fellows' Hall, Brussels, oommenoiog
at 8 o'clock, between the Liberal and
Conservative clubs of the town. The
subjeoted to, be debated • will
be "Resolved that the Do-
minion Government is unworthy
of the continued support of. the Canadian
eleotorate." The speakers for the affirm-
ative will be G. F. Blair, W. H. Kerr
and A. Hislop and for the negative T.
Farrow, ex-M.P., R. L. Taylor and Jae,
Moore. A good program of music will be
rendered by the Young Liberal Glee Club.'
An admission fee of 10 cents will be made
to Dover expenses.
DIED. -Wednesday night the spirit of
Alex. W., eldest son of Rev. Jno. Ross,
was beokoned away. His decease was
expeoted as he had been in an noon -
actions condition for a few days previous.
Alex. had been a great sufferer for several
years and from the nature of bis disease
very little could be done to relieve him.
Be was a bright, intelligent boy up to the
tiros of his illness and beloved by his
Companions at eohool. He was in his
15th v,•m'. The funeral will take place
at 4 u'ulucl: on Friday afternoon, the
service commencing at 3:80 o'olook. Mr.
and Mre. Ross are deeply sympathised
with in the death of their first born.
BIusesIs BReooa,-The following are
the contributions for this year in connec-
tion with Brussels Branch of the Upper
Canada Bible Society :-
Brussels East, Mrs. Dennis & Miss
Sh 9 16 60
Brusselsaw West, Miaees Pelton &
Boss 22 65
Brussels North, Misses Menzies &
McNaughton 10 30
Morris, con. 7, Miss E. A. MoOoll, 1 05
" 6, Miss Smith 8 89
5, Malcolm Blaoir'. 1 75
" 4, Misses Stook &
Currie 3 65
" 3, Misses Ireland &
Armstrong 4 20
2, Misses Caldbick &
Wilson. 1 25
1, Mre. L. Rattan2 75
Grey, cons. 1 & 2, Misses Rae &
Simpson 8 70
" 3 &-4, Misses Stroh -
an & Taylor 6 85
5 & 6, Miss MoArthur 1 45
" " 7 & 8, Misses Cardiff
&Smith . 3 60
9 & 10, Misses Mc-
Quarrie & Crerar 5 10
" 11 & 12, J. T. Davidson, 28 85
" 18 & 14, Misses Ritchie
&McNabb 4 90
Cranbrook Royal Templars of
Temperance grant 33 00
Ethel, Miesee Holloway & Elliott, 25 35
Eepository sales for year 9 22
Total $ 184 81
This amount was equally divided be.
tween the British and Foreign and the
Upper Canada Societies. This Branch
contributed 8155.28 last year.
Business Locals.
Enna garden seeds, clover and timo-
thy at MoOraoken's.
Fon beet value in boots and shoes come
to us. I. 0. Richards.
$PMNG bats made over cheaper than
ever by Mrs, Hindes, Mill street.
HARNESS greatly reduced in prices at H.
Dennis', Bruesele.
TIP-TOP stook of children's wagons at
THE POST Bookstore.
HenNEss, trunks and valises very low
in price. I. 0. Richards.
WATER oart and tank for sale. Apply
to R. Henderson, Brussels.
Webb Paper 1 Wall Paper l Cheaper
than ever at Roddiok's. See advt.
Luton stook of Horse Blankets and
Robes at low prides at H. D'eunis', Bras•
eels.
Banco your repairs in boots and shoes
to ns. We do them cheap and good. I
C. Richards,
Jams Wenann offers 20 990 buggies for
685 ; 2 985 bnggieb for $80 ; 1 980 buggy
for 975 ; 1965 buggy for 960,
WHITE BONANZA OATS for seed at Tay•
ler & Smillie'°. The earliest in the
market, as tested at the Model Farm last
year.
Loox HnnE.-The largest stook, hand.
someet patterns and lowest prices in wall
papers and window shades in the aunty
at Roddiok's.
Coma and see our immense stook of
beautiful wall papers in full sets, also
window shades in endless patterns and
colors. Very cheap at Roddick'°.
SHILOn'S ours. is Bold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the best cough cure. Only one dent a
dose.. 25 ole., 60 obs. and 91.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brnssels.
A Corr 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 ban be had first
Masa. H. R. Brewer.
Doo Enrourou,-The undersigned begs
leave to return thanks to the publio for
past patronage and to notify them that
he has removed to the McCaughey blook
next door to Blaobill's butcher shop,
where he is prepared to pay the highest
market price, in Cosa, for any quantity
of eggs. Call in. JOHN Tear, Bruesele,
ST4X734BD B4XJC Q.Z' Cy4Xr4D4, Attenti0111,
Mf1E1'X',e.8817-4740 4:1aa 0e93,, •
1 -IAD OFFiCE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, • • (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
,fApITATJ (Authorized) •. • $9,000,000
elpenafeein allprinuipalpoints in Ontario, Quebec,lifattitebp, Milted Steles r8.Bn91004.
N SWRIOO Daal.70011.
A General Banking Busiueee Transaoted, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Colleotions made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Inter,* aIlowad o depositsosits'of $1. P anda vardefrom dat of dePos
ib to date
of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPEOLw ATTANTION GIVEN TO THn 001,1,00MON of FaRtoion9' BALE NowEa.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a dietenoe.
•
J. A, STEWART Mimosa.
MLL ES W SMXTII, .'6doGm i r i9CS,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold'on
all points 1n Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARIIIBOOS NOTES DIEK.OUNTED.
BALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Intsrost Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards abCn rent Rates. Intereeb Com-
pounded Twine a Year, Being Added to the Principal ab the end of the Months of
October and April Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
we effect to write lneuranec In old English or Canadian Companies. or la ISSut.:
nal Companies as may be deair•ed.
AGENTS 000 CANADA 4300 UNITED STATES: THE CANADIAN BANE OP COMMERCE
KAnL's Clover Root, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and olearnese to
thecomplexion and oures constipation.
25 rate, 60 rate and $1.00. Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Penna. -Parties desiring good pasture
and water the coming season kindly
loave their names with us as early as poa•
Bible. Only a limited number of head of
stook can be taken. Stewart & Graham,
Brussels.
HEED THE WARNING. ---The common
and ever-present warning of kidney
trouble,baok-aobe and weakness in bank,
are quiokly relieved by Dr. Chase's Pills,
the original and only 25. cent Kidney -
Liver Pills. When ell others fail they
01105.
Mus. T. S. Hewxms, Chattanooga,
Tenn.; says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beet remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever need."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
exoels. Price 75 ots. Sold by Jas. Fox,
Druggist, Brussels.
C. Donnelly, prop. of the popular dud
well.known Windsor hotel, Alliston, Ont.,
was troubled for years with honing piles.
He was persuaded by Jae. MoGarvey,
Alliston, livery man, to no Chase's Oint-
ment, whioh he did, was cured and bad
no return of them and highly room..
me nds this Ointment as a soverign cure
for piles.
WDLL-Draenso eco Dzs anro.-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and 15 prepar-
ed to attend' to all work entrusted to him
n a _way that will insure satisfaotion.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34-tf
FAH AHEAD or ANYTIME% I HAVE EVER
Usnn.-John Ritzer, merchant, Water-
loo, says :-"I have given Starks
Powders for headache, costiveness, 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 used, and
I have tried many remedies." Sold by
all druggists at 25 cents a box ; 5 boxes
for $1. Nice to take, immediate and
permanent.
MORN.
Hoon. -In Kincardine, on February 18th,
the wife of Mr. Alex. G. Hood of a
daughter.
PAalcnousn,-In Ethel, on March 24tb,
the wife of Mr. J. Parkhouse of a
, daughter.
MARRIFIa.
THO5NDYNE-FLEnT: At the Methodist
parsonage, Brussels, on March 22nd,
1895, by Rev. G. 13. Cobbledick, M.
A., B. D., Mr. James H. Thorndyke,
of Elma, Perth Co., to Miss Harriet
Fleet, of Glenallen, Wellington Co.
MASON-JOHNSTON.-Ab the residenoe of
the bride's parents, on Maroh 27th, by
Rev. J. W. Pring, Mr. Ashton Mason
to Miss Mary, daughter of Mr. Geo.
Jobneton, all of Morris.
M0LAU0HLIN - Oonsncx,-At the resi.
denoe of the bride's parents, Ann
street, Brussels, on March 26th, by
Rev. John Rose, B. A., Mr. Neil S.
MoLanohlin, of Brussels cheese foo.
tory, to Miss Maggie J., eldest
daughter of Mr. John Coueley.
axFta.
MOCon5nmerm.-In Belgrave, on the 24th
March, Mrs. Robert Mo0orkindale,
aged 66 years.
Ross. -In Brussels, on Maroh 27th, Alex.
W., eldest eon of Rev. Jno. Ross,
aged 14 years and 18 days.
ATTCTS0IS SAZ,17F>.
BATnanks, April 6th. -Farm stook, im-
plements, &o. Lot 24, Oon.12, McKillop,
Sale unreserved at 1 p. to. Wm. Hewitt,
Prop, Geo. Kirkby, aura.
:7RV'mmrn.,t3 1\4AR=MITli3.
Fall Wheat 60 60
Spring Wheat 57 68
Barley 40 42
Peas 58 60
Oats .... 33 84
Batter, tuba and rolls ... 18 00
Eggs per dozen 0 00
Flour per barrel8 00 8 50
Potatoes, :... 80 00
Hay per ton 7 00 00
Hides trimmed 8 00
Hides rough 2 2i
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00
Sheep eking, eaoh ,r,.., 20 40
Lamb skins eaoh 15 40
Apples per bbt 1 52 1 25
Hoge, Live 4 00 4 10
Hoge, Dragged 5 25 6 50
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
We have this week reoeived into
stook the following excellent
preparations;.--=
Wooilward's Celery Cpmppund.
Syrup of Turpentine,
Idaniey's Celery Compound,
With Beef, Iron .& Wine.
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea.
Kiokapoo Oil,
Kiokapoo Saive.
Kiokapoo Worm Killer.
Kieka oo Cough du re
p,
Kiokapoo Sagwa.
McLeod'e System Renovator..
South American Nervine Tonic.
South American Rheumatic Cure,
Fox's Drug Store,
Opposite Queen's Hotel.
LEGAL AND .CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
. Solicitor and Oonveyanser, Oolleo.
tions made. Oilloo-Vaustone'sBlock, Brus•
sale. 21 -Sm
M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor Conveyancer ,No taryPub•
lie, &o. Omoe-'Vanstone's Block,.1 door
n0000 of Ceutral Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER
• Solicitor; &o, (late of Gamow &
Proudfoot'aOlfsa, Godarioh.) OfSes over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
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BRUSSELS- POST OFFICE
Savings Bank talc= Deposita from
91.00 to 51,000 and allows -8t per caul.
interest. T. FARROW,
37.8m Postmaster.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
lot for sale' in Brussels. For further
_particulars apply at THE. PosT Publishing
/douse.
MISS MOORE, FORMERLY
mnntlemaker for Mre. E. Rogers le
prepared to do mantlemaking, or (tutting.
for the public. Entrance to room by the
stair leading to Mechanics' Institute.
EBSONS HAVING ANY UN -
A. 50TTIEn business with Chas. Rozeil,
who removed this week 00 Mlohigau,oaa
have it attended to by J. G. Skene, merchant,
Brussels, who has been authorized by Mr..
Rozoll to do so.
DRESS]vIAKING.--MISS RENA
BAWTINHEIMER is prepared to at-
tend to dressmaking either at the home of
her customers or at the rooms lately
:vacated • by the Misses Sample. Child-
ren's sewing a speoialby.
LOST.—LAST FRIDAY ON OR
near John Curries' lane close to the
railroad, a lady's black silk shopping bag
containing fancy work. The finder whl
greatly obligeby leaving game at
Tan POST Public hisg House
AOR SALE.—THE UNDER -
"HONED oilers his comfortable and
eonveniently situated- cottage now occupied
by him at a bargain to a cash purchaser.
Full particulars on appltoatlon.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The snbsetiber offers her house and
lot on John Street for sale. There are 8
rooms in the house, woodshed, hard and soft
water ,&c. There is } acre of land with fruit
trues and currant bushes, also a good stable.`
For terms and conditions of sale apply to
MRs. TH08. HAYOROFr,
87-2m Brussels.
STONE ! STONE !
Any quantity of -Building, Corner, Rubble.
Sill and Bridge Stone for Sate Quarried
and ready for loading at Brussels Quarry.
For prise and terms apply to
JN O. MITCHELL,
8741 Box 100 Brussels.
rn RRE SIIIN G OUTFIT FOR
.1. Sale, -The undersigned offers for sale
his Abel Engine and separator, both in
good :working order. He will also dispose of
his shingle mill. Reason for selling, ill
health. A bargain will be given. For
further partioulare as to price, terms, &a.,
apply to RICHARD 1MITCHSLL,
5.11 Lot 15, Con. 9, Grey, or Cranbrook P 0
1' A Bbm.—s ORLatSALE
2o o n� 6, Olt TOu
S. t of N. b Lots 26 and 20, containing 000
acres. On the premises are a tlrst•ctass
barn with stone stabling and implement
house, also log dwelling house and orchard.
Good for grain or stook farm, -plenty of
water. For terms apply at once to F. 5,
SCOTT, Bruesele, 00 R. H. TOMLINNSON,
Mgr. British Canadian Loan Co„ Toronto.
WHITE FLINT SEEP) CORN.
We have secured a limited Supply of
this popular variety for the :use of our pat.
rouse= others who desire it. This corn is
pronouncedthe best in the market by all ex-
tensive growers and sspeeially by Robt,
Cleland, of Enna, in whose factory 50 tone of
cheese were made by 27 patrons last season,
using this variety exclusively. Orders left
at THomson's Grocer will be duly attend-
ed to, Order early before the stook le all
taken up.
NEIL S. MoLAUGHLIN,
Cheesemaker.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of Robert Mc-
Donald, late of the Township of Gray,
in the County of Huron and Prov-
ince of Ontario, farmer, deceased.
Pursuant to Soo. 88 of Chapter 11010, S. 0.
notice is hereby given that all creditors and
other persons having: claims against the
estate of the said Robert McDonald, who
died of or about the ;month day of March,
A.; 0. 1890, are requested to wind by posh pre.
paid to Brussels or deliver to Walter Ihnae
or Mark Cardiff, of the township of Morrie in
said County, the animators of the will of the
said Robert McDonald, on or before the Sth
day of April • now next ensuing a statement
of their names, addresses and doecrilitions
and the full partioulare and proof of their
cloime or demands upon the said estate and
of the eeouritiee (if any) hold by them and
that after the said lith day of April the said
Executors will preened to administer the
estate and distribute the assets ofthe said
Robert Mananald amongst theparties
entitled thereto having regard only to the
claims of which the aide Ereoutore aliall
then have notiee and the saidExsontors
will not be liable for the said Assets or any
part thereof so distributed to cul 700805 or
persona of who= claim the shall not have
notice at the time of such distribution.
Dated at brussels this 20thday of Mareh,
A, D., 1801,
G. F, mare,
Solicitor loathe said Executors.
DENTAL.
DR,.: DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Lieentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a speolalty, Moder-
ate Fees. - Satiefaotlon Assured: OM= over
Barrett's barber ebop, Turnberry St., Brus-
sels. - -
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
!J • Honor -Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
dieeasee of demestioated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentietry. Calto promptly at-
tended to. Odlae and Infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge "urnberry et., Brusee,s.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
i --C. M., L. R. C.P., Edinburgh, Yd. 0. P.
S. Ont. Residence and 00100 in Wilson's
Block, corner of 111311 and Turnberry Ste.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon, Aeoouolier,eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Playsieiens
and Surgeons, Out. - OFn'IOE-Neat door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Out.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MT H. MoORAOXEN,
• Insurer of Marriage Licenses. Office
at his Grocery, Turnberry street. Brussels.
laielp N. BARRETT,
▪ Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. M. Mollay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and childrous haircutting a specialty
ROBERT•CUNNINGHAM
INBUHANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
sWOANOE Co. Established 1840. - In-
surances effected on all. Town and Farm
Property at. very IoW rates.
J. A. ClREIGHTON,
16.3m Agent, Brussels.
CILEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division poor
Co. Huron.. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Insurance Agent. Evade.
invested and to loan. Oollectione made
Office in Smalo's Block, Brussels
ISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
11r1 Teacher of - instrumental music on
Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingbam Tues-
day and Wednesday of each week. Reai-
dance on Princess Street, Brussels,
A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
• organist in St, John's Church, Bras
Osla, and pupil, intim Art of Teaching of A.
W. Thayer, NUS. Doa„New York, will give
lessons to pupils either on piano or organ,
at his paler over A.R. Smith's atore,Brus-
sels. Vocal lessons also given. Terms mod.
erste.
REAL ESTATE.
HARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•.
DERBIGNED has several good Faring for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 8.' SO OTT. Brussels.
FARM TO RENT. -THAT DE
em4300. grass farm on the 7th Oon. of
Morris, Lot 15, eerrnttghttspring
orkuniinghuhe
farm. Apply to
JAMES Si6ALE, of the
Olinton Marble Works, or JOHN DOUGLAS
on adjoining farm, 97.0
T ARM FOR SALE.—TIIE UN
• DBEs/ONE° offerable 100 mere farm for
sale,being lot 18, Oon,.7, Grey, There am
about 90 "eros oleared, balance bush, Agood .
Wok -Veneer house, barn 40x09, stable. .arty- lug bonne, good bearing orchard, &o.,on tbo
premises. . About 28 sores seeded' down.
Po: Masion can be given at once. For pride,
'berme, &a, apply to E. 11ATEMAN,
Proprietor, Ethel P. 0.
12 or 16 tone of timothy hay for sale, 88.4
'7 OUNG JERSEY BULL FOR
• SL,avron.-I have purchased a fine
young.Jereey Boll from first-class butter
toa, I expect to keep my other Jersey
Bell also, Per further partioulare enquire
at any Drug and Book Store Brussels,
e. �. 1)E4DMA14.
,B
OAR FOR SERVICE, -THE
Undersigned will keep fOr gervioo on
5,06 8, 0 on. 7, Grey, the thorn -brad improved
Large White Yortehire boar,"Mollington
Model,'bred from importedotook,byJ.E,
Brethour, Burford, Ont, Terme-51.00'to be.
paid at time of service with privilege of
returning if neseseary, Pedigree and Stook
may be seen on applioatiou,
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HUGH LAPrpriie`tor,