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Half Pried
To better introduce 000 nourishing
and healthful beverages, I will until
(arbiter notice eels as follows "-Root
Beer (temperanoe drink) 8o, per glass
or 2 for 50. Jersey Milk Shake, 40,
M
Milk. So. perr glees or8glees or 2 ffor 100. or 50 Liute
Fruit Juice, 4c. per glees or 9 for 10o.
8 assorted for 10c, Theee cool and
refreshing direct fromthe refrigera-
tor at my Drug mud Book Store,
Also orders taken for Jersey
Cream at 10o, per pint.
Cry. A. DEAD MAN,
Drugglst,'Booksellor and
Graduate Optician.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
50UT0EBN E:;:2201011 W. G. & 11.
Trains leave Brusssle Station, North
and South, as follows;
Como Soo ou, Goitre NORTa,
Nail
a.m. Mixed 9;45a.m,
Express 7.1:69. a.m.l Mau
6:94 2:18 p.m.
Mixed 9:00 pan. i0zprees 9:43 R.M.
road. Iteths heals.
A chiel's among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll grant it.
Con save the Queen.
F R1DA1 is a pnblio holiday.
SATURDAY of next week will be the let
of June.
IN AWE out for Howe & Co's. wool a:vb.
next week.
Dxo you see Mo8ipine's new soda fo'tn.
fain ? It's a dandy.
FRIDAY being a public holiday the places
of business will be closed.
Tan label on your paper indioates to
what date your subscription is paid.
Take a look at it,
TUE loom sports have some great ,l•nes
with their trotters and pacers on the
traok these evening..
Tan lnsuranoe Company has paid
over the amount of the policy on the
school hoose amounting to 91000.
0oonomToe 11ioCRAoano has shiooed
about 9,000 bushels of potatoes 1 com
Brussels this year. Mao. should be
dubbed "the Potato King."
TIM bee keepers of this section rvoort
the past Winter a very severe one on Lees,
as some have lost all, while others fared
with half the number they started the
Winter with.
CanNa.-So muoh interest has been
manifested daring the past year in China
that we give a very interesting letter,
from Frank Carpenter's pen, on page 6
of this issue. Read it.
Tan 83rd Battalion wont go to camp
this year. These annual drills are a
species of fraud anyhow and the sooner
the Minister of Militia does away with
them the better for the public treasury.
G. A. MADMAN and Jae. Fox have been
appointed postage stamp vendors for
Brussels. The commission is ridiculous-
ly small. To make 1 cent. they have to
sell 91.00 worth of stamps. It will be a
convenience to the public however.
HURON Co. Council will oonvene on
Tuesday, Jane 4th, at 8 p. m. Applies.
tions will be received by the Co. Clerk, up
to the first day of meeting, for the posi-
tions of Inspector, Manager, Matron and
Physician for the House of Refuge, all of
which appointments will be made at the
coming session of the Oouuty Council.
TEAauEas' INsTrrnrn.- -A union meet-
ing of the teachers of Fast and `Pest
Huron was held in the Collegiate Insti-
tute, Clinton, on the 22nd and 23rd baste.,
commencing at 10 a. m. on Wednesday.
The program embraced papers by Mes-
srs. Houston, Cameron, Lough, Shearer,
Strang, Musgrove, Weatherhead and In•
epeabors Robb and Tom. On Wednes-
day evening an entertainment was held
in the Town Hall, when Mr. Bigeby de-
livered a lecture on "The old schools of
England and Thomas Arnold."
SUDDEN DEatieio -Last Sabbath morn-
ing Dr, Fred. Morden was found dead in
his office at Demoestville, a village in
Prinoe Edward Co., Cot., about 9 miles
from Proton, where the deoeased'e father,
Dr. Morden, resides. Dr. Fred. had been
about the office as usual that morning,
and by the appearance of the body, which
was testing on a lounge, death had Dome
quickly and quietly. The subject of this
notion was a bright young man who
graduated about a year ago at Queen's
University, Kingston, carrying off the
gold medal. He was an older brother of
H. J. Morden's, Standard Bank, Brus-
sels, wbo left for Pioton on Monday's
noon train. Heart failure is Supposed to
have been the cause of Dr. Morden's
death.
OlIATTgLLE.--It is understood that the
law will take its course in the on. a of
Chattc•lle, the murderer of Jessie Keith,
and he will therefore be banged on the
81st inst. No importance is attaobed to
the contention put forward by Mr. East,
Chattelle's lawyer, that the prisoner is
insane, At the trial Mr. East withdrew
from the defegoe of the prisoner because
Monello wanted another line to be
porsned than that whioh the counsel had
deoided upon. It felt here that if Mr.
East liad any thought that the prisoner
was insane he should have raised that
point at the trial, and not have with-
drawn. The contention of counsel was
submitted to Chief Justine Armour for
his opinion, and it is said he sees no
reason to doubt that the verdict of the
jury was not a proper one.
DrED,-T115 silent boatmen conveyed
the spirit of William 1' egason, over the
river of death on Fr lay of last week.
Dacteded had dome to 1.1 the a short visit
with his daughter, Mrs, Darman Mc.
Martin prior to removing to hie daugh-
ters at Wiarton. Ile took ill while here
and eoneumption did its fell work. Mr.
'Ferguson was 61 yeare, 10 months and 26
days old and 'had 'lived in this County for
a good many yeare. Three daughters
end two sons survive. The funeral took
Orme on 'Sabbath afternoon, from the
home of Robt. McMartin. [Lev. G. H.
Cobblodiok find Capt. Andrews, of Wing,.
ham, took oharge of the service, the mem.
bets of the, Army marabing to the come- T
tory. A memorial service will be held 0
next Sabbath eveu:ng et the barraoke. M
IsliuesBedraas'Me made Serge big Satoh.
ea of trout.
Orat settles say that the frosts of last
week Were the worst for 85 years.
TEN now members were added to the
1llaeoabeea'rent, Brunel'', Ole week,
Ploron AMIOII's brood mare presented
bhp with a foal from "Sidney" Chia week.
READ every adv;. Bnsinose 9100 don't
advertise for fou, therefore the routine
should look for the bargalne offered.
Fliler.OLAss stone for building purposes
is to be bed tat Brussels quarry and
bridge stone that cannot lto beaten. It
pays to dee] here.
A roar of Broaaeis lktetboeliste attended
the revival services being oonduoted at
Bolgrave by the Mfsees Hall on Thursday
evening of We week.
TRIMS are 20 bioyeles owned in Brus•
sole. The number of riders is legion.
Some ram Iaporb is expnated in the bioyole.
rams on the Queen's Birthday,
COMM Platnner ALRnoiutua, 0. 0, F.,
Brnnsela, will be represented at the High
Court, which meets in Hamilton next
month, by A. Reid and A, Romig,
Paris oell for benders for the new Pablio,
School building appeared in the Toronto
papers 00 Tuesday, It is time the work
was started now as the old building was
burned on the 25th of March.
Doe'T forget that the Free Reading
Room will be open every afbornoou and
Wednesday and Saturday evenings each
week during the months of June, July
and August, Daily and weekly papers,
magazines, So„ on file.
Tan item in School Board minutes,
last week, concerning the payment of
Mies Joan Rosa, for teething, should have
read supply for Mise Braden instead of
Mise Downey, It was during Mies
Bradeu's illness that the work was done.
CEMETERY, -Persons are warned that
all locating of graves or lots and grave
digging in Brussels cemetery must be
done under the supervieion of Caretaker
Armstrong, Io strictly observing this
notice future trouble will be saved. By
order of Cemetery Committee.
Josmrs's COAT KNOCKED 031T. -D. S.
Ritchie, the rollicking bill poster, of
Elora, was in town on Wednesday of this
week booming the Stratford raaes,on
Jane 11, 12 and 18, He wore'', piotur•
esque uniform that puts Joseph's goat of
many colors oompletelyin the shade.
BRUSSELS GUN' OLUR.-Last Monday
evening the annual meeting of Brussels
Gun Club was held at the Queen's hotel
There was a good attendance of the mem•
hers and after the .finanoee .for the past
year had be"n satiafaotorily adjusted the
following wets eleoted office bearers for
the next year :
President, W. M. Sinclair ;
Vioe-President, Jas. Jones ;
Store° -v-Treasurer, Jas. Irwin;
Manag;af Committee, J. T. Ross,
Jos, Balla,:;yne, and D. C. Ross,
The Club will have their flratpraotioe on
the morning of the Queen's Birthday,
and thereafter every Friday evening dar-
ing the -Summer. There is some talk
of the rap won by Seaforth at the Mit.
shell tournament last Summar, being
put up for competition among the clubs of
this district, and if it is Brussels olab is
going after it.
G To 1.-A. one sided game of football
was played on Victoria Park, Brussels,
Tuesday evening, between the home (dub
and the Wroxeter team, During the
first half time the honors were very even.
ly divided, Brussels scoring the only
goal, but before the hour and a half was
up 5 more had been added, with many
goal shots warded off by the good work
of Davidson. Just at the conclusion of
the time Wroxeter' got one goal. The
officers of the club would do a good act
if they'd shut off the "ohin music" of the
juveniles who have twice too much to
say. Following are the naives of the
respective players :-
nRU955L8. DosIT 01 micanTER.
Grimoldby Goal Davidson
,rackson 1 Backs, Molirath
Sample , 0 ............... Rnas
r. Ferguson
McLeod
And arson Half Books Paulin
McDougall ......... Martin
Wynn Centre lie -Swan
R. Ferguson ... 1 L Wing Farrell
Mateo f 1..........,. Brawn
Shaw ff Thompeoa
Stewart j B. Wing l Miller
BALL JUBILEE Toom'E.-The Bail
Family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Ball,
three daughters and two sons, gave.an
entertainment in the Town Hall, Erue-
sels, on Monday. evening of this week
which attracted a good sized audience
who enjoyed the program of jubilee songs;
sterioptioan lime light views from scenes
in the story of 'Unole Tom's Cabin" ;
and interesting historical sketches and
incidents of the days of slavery. Little
Miss Sophy sang "My first music lesson"
in capital style, and she and Freddie gave
the duet;, "Bobby Shafbo" equally well.
The Ball Family give a good entertain-
ment are well worthy of publio patronage.
The lime light views are exceedingly good.
The company went from here to Blyth.
6 OAns.-Tuesday of this weeek Mame.
Clegg & Dames made a large shipment of
export cattle from Brussels, 6 cars in all.
There were many specially flue animals
in the lot. J. Robb, Morris, sold 9 head
that averaged over, 1,350 pounds ; A.
Hislop, 4 head averaged 1,400 ; J. Hislop,
6 heed averaged 1,428 ; W. Work, 4 bead
averaged 1,312; J. Johnston, 8 head
averaged 1,410, The following were the
respective weights :-
NA1iE, 0EAU. wEIORT.
Dennis, 9
Johnston, 4
McCallum, 4
13opper, 4
Davidson, 2
Taylor, 5
Christopher, 1
Campbell, 1
Robb, 9
Ireland, 8
Work, 4
Johnston, 8
Glasser Tiros., 2
Walker, 4
Hislop, 4
Hislop, 6
Work, 2
MoColl, 2
Clark, 8
McCracken, 4
Shaw, 2
Warwiok, 3
Bone, 2
McDonald, 6
McDougall, 4
Anderson, 1
Proctor, 8
McDonald, 5
Rolland, 2
Haslam, 5
(Jeerer, 2
111,00
4,760
5,780
3,650
2,490
6,080
1,120
1,220
12,200
9,210
5,250
4,280
2,260
4,700
5,600
8,540
2,500
2,650
4,080
4,880
2,850
8,740
2,420
5,100
5,040
090
3,280
6,480
8,400
6,880
2.250
he cattle Were shipped froth Montreal
n Friday and were a000mpanied by
mete, Agnew & IRoberteon,
For woric le being done on Brusssle
belt mile trach end not a few of tile
horses training here will make 1r good
showing in the Rummer rases,
"Zilch" woe taken to Sarrioton on
Wednesday 90 oomtteto in the rao09 011
the 24111 1net, "Queen" and ',Nellie
Gale" will take part in the rem at Mit-
ehell cu the gams day,
usiness Locals.
Mogen maiden eeoda, alover and Limo•
thy at MoOraoken'o.
Fog onto.aovered buggy, good as new.
I. 0, Riobarde
Dwrr.LoNo to rent over my shore, Poe.
session can be given 4th of June,
I, O. Itiahards.
Fon BALE. -A good B flab clariouet for
sale, in exoelleut oondibion l 910. Apply
0. R. Tueon, London,.
BATHS. Jersey lee dream, oonfeotionory,
nute, bananas, &o., Summer drinks &o.
at I1'Ira. 1';irk'a. Opposite Quoen'e hotel,
Brussels.
We sell 25 cent bottles of beat shoe
dressing for 20 ciente ; 16 cent bottles for
10 cts. ; two 10 cent bottles for 15 Ole.
I, C. Richards.
Wirrmn BONANZA OATS for seed at Tay
for c2- Smillio's, The: 'earliest in the
market, a'teeted at the Model Farm last
yec&tsoll's Oars, the
great cough and
croup cure, is in great detnaad. Pocket
size contains twenty -flus doses ; 'only 26
cents. Children love it, Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels,
KAso's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your ooinplexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead olear ae
a bell. 25 ote., 60 ote. and 9100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
5 LINOS ON R. AND L. -I find the people
around here prefer Dr. Chase's Kidney.
Liver Pills to any other I have in stook.
They are a wonderful pill. Send me 3
dozen at once, I am nearly out. P. S. --
Send by post, J. W, Ireland, Gourook.
Axons PLowa.-'Engh Williams & SOD
are the Agents for the well known Fleury
plows. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Call at Williams' Livery Stable,
Brussels. The Fleury plow received' the
gold medal and diploma at the World's
Fair,
0AITAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medioine I have ever found
that would do me -any good." -Price 00
mute. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Bros..
sole.
3. Wells has reduced the
fee ul in, wo0dt-rtnItrotting bores,°Allan
Wilkes" to 915.00, which should be ap-
preciated by all lovers of a good horse.
He is not only a well-bred horse but a
good individeal. Can be seen at Qneen'a
Hotel stables every Tuesday.
SODA. WATER FOUNTAIN. -3. MoAlpiue
hes, at considerable cost, put cue of them
into his restaurant and can now put up.
the best Sommer drinks known. He
has reduced ice orsam to'30 cents a quart
and will give very epeoial rates in fruits
and oonfeotionery to pia-nio and evening.
parties.
WELL-DroerNG AND DRILLING. -George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and ie proper -
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terme reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnborry et., Brussels. 84-tf
Famines wanting hardy, native stook
to plant this coming Fall or Spring may
pay for it in work, We want men with
or without experience on full or part
time. Salary and expanses or commis-
sion. Write at canoe for further infor-
mation. Brown Brothers' 00., Conti•
Dente' Nurseries, Toronto, Ont. 48.8m
Wzmx house cleaning and the cold
snap is over take a walk to my new
greenhouse and see my new stook of
house and bedding plants, all new varie-
ties. Also a good -assortment of annual
flowers for bedding out. I have several
kinds of cabbage and cauliflower planta,
early and late, a fine lot of tomato plants
se usual, oelory fn season. All of the
very best quality. Taos. KcnLx.
A CAUTION'I A WARNING I -If, . on
blowing the nose In the morning, lumps
and flakes are discharged oolored with
blood, especially on one side, lose no time
in applying a remedy. Catarrh of the
very worst kind has become seated, the
walls are sore and full of small ulcers,
and if not soon cured, will be hard to
0000 and eradicate. "A stitch in time
saves nine." Use Chase's Catarrh Cure.
r"3. OR7:7
13a1GLEr.-In Ethel, on May 16th, the
wife of Mr. David Badgley of a eon.
Jaumsoo.-In Brussels, on May 0th, the
wife of Mr. David Jamieson, of a
daughter,
SExtroon--I11 Mitchell, on May 1st, . the
wife of Mr. Samuel Seymour of
triplets -all girle.
S2ARR1-1=12D,
CLARK -Mos. -At Belgrave, on May 22nd,
by Rev. Ito. Higley, Mr. Thos. Clark,
of Morris, to Miss Boy, of Grey.
OAaim0EW,-Ara]N.-At Carlton, Minne-
sota,'
on May 8tb, by Rev. 3. A. Paige,
Mr. James D. Campbell, of Mahtowa,
Min., to Mise Jessie A., daughter of
Mr. Charles Allen, of Oarlton,
=Z NE.
JAaa5aoN-.In Brussels, on May 16th,
Irene, infant daughter of David and
Alma J. Jamieson, aged 7 days.
Mnxnes,-In Listowel, on 12th May,1895,
Angeline Meyers, aged 41 years, 3
menthe, and 2 days.
Deas000a.-In MoKillop, on May 16th,
Susan Drieooll, aged 94 yeare.
FNneusoi,-In Brussels, on May 17th,
William Ferguson, aged 61 years, 10
monthe and 26 days.
0331.1rmg>✓2.5 S.iA14R9+2,0,
Fall Wheat 85 87
Spring Wheat 85 87
Barley. 40 48
Peas 58 60
Oats 88 85
Wool 17 19
Butter, tubs and rolls 11 00
Dggs per dozen 8 9
Flour per barrel 8 00 8 50
Potatoes.......... 80 00
Hay per ton 7 00 00
Hideo trimmed. 8' 00
Hides rough 2 2i
Salt per bbl., retail..,1 00 00
Sheep skins, each 20 40
Lamb skins each 16 40
Apples per bbl , 1 52 1 25
Hogs, Live ....... 4 50 4 75
Hoge, Dressed 5 25 00
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HEAD OPFIOE. - TORONTO.
QAPI7'A1Z (Authorized)
ASSETS, ken $2,(Seven MilDollars) ' , $7,000:
000,000000orized) -
,dpeneles in all prdncipal pants in Ontario, Quobeo, Manitoba, United Stoke d' Ilftpiend,
Varma S 2S P 3Y1`e1 '.
A General Banking Business Trausaoted, Farmers' Robots Discounted,
Drafte leaned and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of
Withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SENOIA1 ATTENTION CORN TO TSN COMMOTION OF FARMERS' SALE NOTEd,
Everyfa0ilty afforded Customers 1101113 at a dintauoe,
J. A. STEWART, MANAONo.
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Transact 10 General Banking'i•iusiness. Drafts; Bought and Sold, on
all points in Canada, United States aztd Great Britain.
FARMERS NOTES :DIRLOUNTED..
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
& mal9ws Dams'P.I V °4'wirA' P.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Currant Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twioe a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months, of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time. Deposits.
1Tc effect to 'write Insurance in old English or comedian Companies, ' or In Mut.
1131 Companies' as may be desired.
AGENTS: FOB CANADA Alin UNITED STATES ; TRE CANADIAN BANN OF 001ISIEROE
CREME Mourns.. -Ingersoll, Ont.,
May 21. -Offerings to -day, 2,020 first
half May make ; sales, 624 at 6 I -16o ;
680 at 04o. Large attendance. Market
dull. A resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Board disapproving of the
branding of the month and day on cheese.
-Belleville, Ont., May 21, -At the
cheese board to -day, the offerings were
1,316 white and 1,245 colored -total, 2,-
560 boxes. Sales, 110 Colored at 6 5.16c,
said 30 white at *I.-Madoo, Ont., May
2L -Twelve factories boarded 745 oheeee
here to -day ; 6}o was bid, but no Bales,
Tonoxro, May 20. -Market little chang-
ed. Wheat -Red and white wheat west
may be quoted nominally at 90o. There
were no straight bids at that reported, but
sales could probably have been made
there. Holders asked 95o for No, 1 hard,
Toronto and west ; one lot of 10,000 bus-
hels scoured wheat sold west at 92a, This
is equal to about 950 for No. 1. Holders
of wheat afloat Fort William could not be
Mduced to offer. Flour -Some holders
now asking $4.75 for patents, and 94.50
for bakers, but others still quote 94.65
and 94.40 ; Ontario straight roller is held
ab $3.25. Peas -No. 2 C. P. R. west
quoted at 60o, and odd care to millers
bring rather more. Oats -Gar lots of
white sold high ; freights west at 864c,
and mixed at 360 ; cars of white middle
freights west, at 38oand mixed at 360 ;
oars of white middle freights west quoted
at 37o. Barley feed scarce and firm at
46o outside; good malting grades are in
some demand at 48o and 40c, outside.
Rye -Cars outside in demand at 57c.
Eger BUFFALO, N. Y., May 20. -Cattle
-Receipts about 98 cars, all sold. Mark.
et opened with a fairly active demand
for nearly all kinds. Hogs -Receipts,
124 oars. Market a shade easier for
light grades and Yorkers. Yorkers, light
to good, 94.60 to $4.65 ; good mediums,
94.70 to $4.85 ; common to good heavy
ends, 94.85 to 34.5o ; rough, 94 to 84.25 ;
pigs, 94.00 to 94,65 ; stags, 93 to 98.75 ;
Sheep and lambs -Receipts, 84 oars ;
market fairly votive ; clipped sheep,
choice to export wetbers, 94.50 to 94.90 ;
fair to good mixed, 38.60 to $4.25 ; com-
mon to fair, 93.25 to $3.60 ; oulls, $2.26
to 98.25 ; olipped lambs, fancy export,
95.50 to $5.80 ; good to oboioe, 95.50 to
$5.80 ; fair to good, $4 to 94.60 ; spring
lambs, common to choice, 93.75 to $5.70.
Moxxne1i,, May 20. -The offerings at
the east end abattoir to day were over
500 cattle, 650 oalves, 150 sheep, 501ambs,
60 lean hogs and about 75 young pigs.
The demand was equal toi'the supply for
everything except the small pigs. The
attendance was good and the bone of the
market is steady. Cattle for export
brought from 8io to 5o ; calves, $1.60 to
96 eaob ; sheep, $8.76 to $6.50 ; Iambs,
$2.50 to 34.26 ; lean hogs, from 35.50 to
910 ; small pigs, 75o to 32,50 eaob, and
fat hogs, 5o to 6te per lb., live weight.
The receipts at the Canadian Pacific
stook yards for the week ending May 18
were 2,600 cattle, 322 sheep and techs,
195 oalvea, 2,554 hogs, and 104 horses,
nearly all of the latter being for the Eng-
lish markete.. The most of the cattle
end eight carloads of the hogs oame from
Manitoba, and were in the hands of ship-
pers. There avers about 1,000 live hogs
at both abattoirs this morning. The
above figures do not include the arrivals
at the Point St. Charlet" stook yards for
the past week, as the clerk refuses to give
them.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposits Froin
$1,00 to 91,000 and ellewe 34 per cont.
interest. T. FABS W,
37.91.11 Postmaster..
AGENTS WANTED WHO DE -
13/1110 to ecru from $15 to $25 weekly.
It aim bedews selling our hardy,guecanteel3
Canadian growth Nursery Stook. Salary or
oommiselon paid weekly. Pxolusive tem'.
once
tory. fop Bbermeandoome outfit free. Write u5 at.
E. 0, GRAB AM, Nurseryman,
41.14 Toronto, Ont,
Q TEAYED FROM THE PREM -
t.. -7 gene of the nndorsigned,Lot 25, Oon, 8,
Grey on or about May 14th, four head of
yearling cattle. Three Of them aro rod in
color and the other'.gray. Any information
eadingto their recovery will be thankfully
Medved. 388. LAIRD', P ropPr��ietor.
45.M Ethel P, 0.
I.44ARM FOR SALE. -THE UN-
Dlrn010NED Offer's his 75 acro farm for
Sale, being East part of Lot 28, Con.18, Grey,
About .00 aurae cleared, balance bush, Good
frame boleo, bank barn, 45x55 feet, orchard
well, &o. In. goad hale of oultivatlon anti
well fenced. .Poseeealon after ba'rvest, Per
furtherlypfotioulare as to Prince, terms,
4G 4p DVNCAN b 07501119, rtvUraok 1.t, 0,
rElWO COWS FOR SALE. I
JL w111 sell reasonable two registered Jer-
sey cows. Guaranteed' bo give satisfaction:,':
Ales two Jersey Heifers.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Brussels, Ont,
STONE ! STONE ,1
Any quantity of Building, corner, Rubble,
Sill and Bridge Stone for Sale Quarried
and readyfor loading at Brussels Quarry.
For price and terms amply to
JAO. MITCHELL,
87.tf Box 150 Brussels.
1.71011 SALE. --THE UNDER -
..L 510x150 offers for. sale 1 coveredbuggy
nearly sew; 1 set single haruosa; a quantity
of hemlock lumber, different kinds ; also a
quantity Of elm, squared and nneg0arsd,
from 13 to 24 feet long, 'will square from 10
to 12 inches. Apply to WM. MARTIN,
42 4 - Flora. street, Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UN-
_DEnaIaNED offers for sale his 50 acre
farm being West half of North half of lot 14,
eon. 8, Morris, There is a good log
house, with frame kitchen; bank barn ; or-
chard.; well, &o. 40 acres cleared and under'
gond state of cultivation, Possession given
next November. For further particulars as
to pride. terms 00., apply on the premises
to R0'BERII'.13TGHI48,Proprio tor,
44.1.0 - . or Brussels P.O.
COURT OF REVISION.
'�J TOWNSHIP OF GRAY.•.
Notice is hereby given that the Munieipal
Connell of the. Corporation of the Township
of Grey, County of Huron, will meet as Court
of Revision at LONG'S HOTEL, ORAN-
BROOK, on
MONDAY, May 27th 1895, at 11 11, In,
Parties interested Will govern themselves
accordingly.
WM. SPENOE, Clerk.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet at the °dine
room in. the Town of Goderioh on Tuesday.
rho 411t Dity of :rune. at 8 o'clock p. no. On,
Thursday, the 8th day of 001,0, at 8 o'clock p,
m., a spcetal meeting is called for passing
the proposed By -Law to raise, by way of
loan, $12,000 for the purpose of establishing
a House of Refuge,
Up to the first. day of meeting epnlioations
will be received by the Clerk for .the posi-
tions of Inspector, Manager, Matron and
Physician for the House of Refuge,
W. LANE, Co. Olork.
Dated May 91st, 1805
BULL FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for service
on Lot 7, Oen, 8, Morris,the thor0tbred Dar.
hem bull "Red Roble.' 'forma -x1.25 to be
paid nn December. lst,1895.
J. CLEGG, A. G. EA5010,
41. in Proprietor. Lot 7, Con. 5.
LoAR FOR SERVIOE.-THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 17, Don. 14, Grey, the ;hero' -brat Im-
ported Yorkshire boar, "Felix Ord," brad by
J. 0. Brethonr, Burford, Ont., IVorbd'sFair
prise winners. Pedigree may be seenan
application. Terme-81.00 bo bo paid at the
time of service With privilege of returning ]f
necessary. L. MONEIL,
44.4 Proprietor,
Auction Sale
-Ol-
KNCX CHURCH.
The property known as lOnox Church,
Brussels, comprising Lobs 149 and 150, John
street,aoutaining ;4. aace, more or less, to-
gether with a largo frameoburab thereon,
will be sold by Public Auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE 7TH, 789,5,
at 2 o'clock p. m. .13y order of Trustees,
TH08, STRAOHAN,1
44-4 ROBT, B'ORNS, )Trueb cos.
D. 0. ROSS, 1
Notice to Creditors.
IN TIM SURROGATE COURT OF Tan 000)1101
OF HUlioN, IN 10010 ESTATE OF OwoN
Sarni:, DE01100011. 1.
Notice ie berets slush pursuant to ebapler
110, R,'8, 0., (1887) and amending rues Iliat all
oredttors and other persons having claims
against the estate Of the above named. Owen
Smith deceased, who died on or about bhe
Fifth day of May, 1894, are required bo deliv-
er or send bypoat, prepaid toJohn J, Staph,
ens, Teamster, Solloitor for James Jackson
and John McCartney, the Executors of the
deceased on or before the Pleat Lay of July
189s, a statement in writing containing the
names, addresses and deeoriptious and full
particulate of their olefins and the nature of
their eeouritioe (if any).h eld by them, and in
do fault thereof' and no soon lifter the said 1st
day of July asthe same oaube conveniently
done, the 0010]Oxeoutors will proceed to clip
tribute the assets. of the Raid deceased
among the parties entitled • thereto, having
regard only to tooclaims of which they shall
then have had notion and they will not be
liable for the meets of said oetato or' any.
part thereof So distributed to any person of
Whose olefin theay, have notlradnoticeat the
time Of such distribution,
Dated at 1 eeswaser, May 20 1895,
3OHN 3. fltreehENB,
45.5' Solioltor 102 Itixeoutore,
x
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0
We strive to keep ail the 'Latest 1'atoilt
Medicines of the day ;•--NO-To•Bao ; Iiia•
kapoo Medicines ; South American Nor.
vine Tooio ; PaSkola ; Aguow's Mart
Ours; Agnow's Catarrh Cure; Wood,
ward's Oelei y King ; Manley's Celery
Nerve Compound ; Malbins Fioparations..
Pure Paris Green and 1=lellobore
AT
Fox's Drug sore,
011001an Quon)1's Homo.
fa -N. B, -Wo seg Postage Stamps,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
e.
Solidi/or and Conveyanoor, doileo.•
kions made. Office-Vanatone'eBboek, 13rus•
eels... 31.em
M. SINCLAIlt,'
r 9' • Senator, Conveyancer ,Notary Pub -
lie, 00. t Hostons'e 105 1 doer
north of Central Hotel, Private Block,
to
Loan.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solioitm', 00. (late of Garrott,
Proudfoob's:. Office, Goderioh.) Office over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussols.,
Money to Loan, 47
DENTAL..
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Lioentiate'Royal CollageDental Surgeons,
Crown and Bridge work a specialty, Moder-
ate Fees, Satisfaction Assured. Oflioo over
Barrett's barbershop, Turnborry St., Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
!�D.'WARWIOK,
. Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. 05105 and Infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge •rurnberry st., Bremen.
' MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
V . O. M., L.R. 0.P., 7Edinburgh,M: C. P.
5.. Ont. Residence and race in Wfleon'e.
Bloc it, corner of Mill and Taruberry Ste.
JIrl. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Phybi elan, Surgeon, A000ttohar, etc,
Graduate of Toronto 'University 'Medical
Faculty. Member of College. of Pbysioians
and Surgeons, Ont. OFFroo-Next-door to.
McDonald Si Co., Walton Olft,
BUSINESS CARDS.
VV H. MoORACKEN,
• I.earer ofMar cage Licenses. Office
otitis Grocery, Turnborry street. Brussels.
R -
Tonsorial Artist. Sloop -Next door
N. BARRETT,
south. of 1.. N./Molloy & Co's hardware store.
Ladies'and ohildrsus hair cutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
IN5DRAN0E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
.suRANOE Co. Netabllshed 1840, In -
Entrances effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very loco rates.
15.8m J. A. OARS nt, Arse els.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Ineurnnoe Agent, .Fnnde
invested and to loan. Oolleotione made
Office In Smale'eBloak,Bruseols
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental music. on
Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingham Tues-
day and Wednesday of each week, Reel -
deuce on Princess Street, Brussels.
rp A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. 81.
Organist . in 8t. John's Church, Bras
seta, and pupil, in the Art of Teaohiug, of A..
W.Thayer,Mus.11oo., Now York, will give
lessons to prlpiTo either on plana or organ,
at hie parlor over A, R. Smith's store, Brun.
sels, Vocal lessons also glveu. Terms mod.
orate,
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE I1IRI BY,
LiceusedAuctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms, Farms and farm
stook a enooialty. Orders left at TEE POST
Publish lag Douse ,Bruasels,orswat o Walton.
P.O., will receive prompt attention,
S. SCOTT A.5 AN AUCTION.
'pi
• REM, will soil for bettor prices, to
better mon, in less title and loss charges
than any .other Auctloneor 1n' nest Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can always be arranged at this ollioe
or by Personal application.
REAL ESTATE,
FARMS FOR SALE. -THD UN.
aniter0NED has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy Corms, in Townabipps
of Morris and Orel,. F 8.. 800TT,Bruesels
COMF0TA.BLE BRICK
RReuse for Sale or to Renton Turn -
berry street, Brbsn's. Immediate possess.
ion, Gond stable, well, oisborn, 4 acro of.'.
]and, fruit trete, £o, Apply to
MRK, R. WALKER,
41- 140. 81, John Street,
Bruesolar.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
"1h0 subscriber offers her boucle and
lot. on John Street for sale, There are 8
room3,in filo 'louse, Woodshed, hard and soft
water, &o. There is 4 care of land with fruit
treesandreurrant bushee, alto. tt geed stable,
For terms and aonditione of sale apply to
MIt8. 11.108.I'
08. IMAYOROF.
37.2in Brussels.