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Paris Green. [English],
Chloride of Lime,
-Carbone Acid,
Bluestone,
Instant Louse Killer for
:Fowls.
We keep the very Pur-
est Drugs that can be
bought and sell thein at the
same pries as Impure Drugs
,aaie Sold at,
DEA OMAN ctMoCALL,
'S?u'oggists, Opticians and Booksellers,
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOOT/REELS ESTBNSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Bruesele Station, North
clad South, as follo'as
OCENG Sou'rO. Gox0e 0toRTE.
2560 &00 azo. Mixed 0:45 a.m.
!6:Or00es 11:50 lion, Mall 340 p.m.
lased 0,00 p.rl, Express ...... 0:43 mre.
'A.Gi .iC�ti"a 5fnu ,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
L,'nT frosts.
.i1 evnR'rre0NG pays.
00 051405 gets TETE Pose for the balance
of 3300.
buwooM Board meeting on Friday even.
lug ef next week.
Go and bear Laurier—the man who
defected the Coeroion 1E11.
.iftnavE KERR is attending the County
Casnoil Ibis week at Goderioh.
AWENT's factory ooinmenoed work this
svete turning beading for barrels.
ginTE a quantity of wool has already
forces marketed at Brussels this season.
.8,. COOMBS hes a tandem bioych' in,
It is an attraction to the Brussels
leave
W. W. Inglis is doing the town this
w0rb. He represents the Aetna Life
Insurance Co.
Brnernonx is going be Listowel on
Tuesday to bear Laurier and you can't
afford to stay at home.
A munre=R of Brueselites attended the
funeral of the late Martin Farrow at
Blaevale on Tuesday afternoon.
Taos town bell will now be rung each
Su clay at 10 a. In. and 6:30 p. m. Care•
taker Wright will do the ringing.
leen fife and drum Band attended a
genies party at R. McMurray's, Morris,
or, Wednesday evening. It was under
the auspices of the Band.
Gr: Thursday of this week the District
Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows convened in Brussels. Anumber
of delegates were present,
Elfaog. TAILOR, of Tecumseh, Mich., ar-
rind in town on Tuesday. Mrs. Taylor
tenches painting and expecte to secure a
number of pupils in that art.
brie a number of Brusselibes and
!lemons living inthe adjoining locality
wilt go to Listowel on Tuesday afternoon
ad Hast week to hear Hon. Wilfrid
110015r.
Tor outlook for the wool market is not
de nil encouraging this year. American
miltsdo not want much wool the coming
email. It is impossible to sell yarns or
goods et any prise.
EmeawAx from the American House
on Sunday night created some excite -
remit. A. young lady who was in the
tnig,,y at the time, was thrown out on
the road,. but soon recovered from the
shock.. Tbe boggy Was somewhat de-
molished
2iiauiRDAy afternoon of next week a
r&eeaging of the joint Boards of the East
Bram and Grey Branch Agricultural
Societies will be held in tho Council
'Cbsasber, Brussels, for the purpose of
revising, amending and extending the
prize list for the Fall Fair, to be held
here on Oct. 1 & 2.
FAST TBREE•YEAR.OLD—At the races
held in Mitohell on Monday, May 25th,
Billy E., three-year-old, owned by Huahy
& Irwin, Mitchell, started in the named
rate with seven borees and got third
manly, He was 2nd in the third beat he
2.422. Billy E. was sired by the well bred
trotting horse, Gusteer, owned by .8..
Koenig, American House, Brussels, and
he is entered in the three minute olass at
lteronto Breeders' Stalree. He, no doubt,
milt make them step in 2,30 this Fall.
A,Grorerue.—Wm. Ainley, of Brussels,
tit spate a genius and nae now hi his pos-
sea'aien new inventions in tbs shape of a
tin bided cheese box ; an octagon butter
tub ; a bag string ; and now is working
on a 5(5081ian blind that can be opened
and oleeed without going outside or rata•
Ong the window. Mr. Ainley has the
4•euavameode of practical men as to the
nsedulness and value of the above men-
tioned ertioles. We hope be will be able
to place them on the market and thereby
reprove remuneration for his worts.
.1'13AanNATIONs, EAST Iluaon.—The fol-
lowing are the numbers of oandidates
writing at the various examination oen-
tree in East Huron, on High School
werb:—Clinton, 138 ; Seafurth, 117;
1Viegham, 23 ; Brussels, 22, a total of
1918. The fees collected to pay the ex -
perms of thee° examinations are as fol.
Uwe :-Clinton, $672 ; Seaforth, 6528 ;
Wiogham, 679, and Bruesele, 688, a total
o! 61,367. The Education Department
renelaes for reading papers, &o., from
+ Clinton, 6382 ; Seaford', 6268 ; Wing.
Imo, 648 ; Brusocle, $4''. a total of $772.
rat School Boards recce re for presiding
• exnsniners, paper, ink, &s,, as followe
•OlinSon, 6290 ; Seaforth, 6230 ; Wing -
Imre, $36 ; Brussels, 680, a total of 6605.
1t as 295 candidates writing 65 were
lar rsred in the Public woheels and 230 in
the two Collegiate Institutes. From this
:WWII be seen that the number writing at
• a Oia'arn centre contains many that were
not prepared at that selloff. During the
time week in July about 500 candidata
leer Entrance, High Sohoole and 1'ublia
School Leaving certificates will also write
in ;.net Huron. The "Little red eobool
.fzonsa" is, therefore, not to be deepised.
Dog'T mise hearing Laurioe onthe
questions et the day at Listowel. .
IMPS your Mende to lirueevls fot',ths
Orange oelebration on 1llonday,July 1301,
Negu,ATzou clay will be u week from
next Tueaday, in the Town Hall, Brue'
eels,
elieOW Boos., who have the .gravelling
contract this year, ooinmenoed worts dale
week,
Jeo, AioBAIN represented Brussels in
the games at I+ietowel at the Queen's
Birthday celebration,
Janes Iuwie has purobased the Lucian
Record andremoved to that town with
his family thie week.
540001 Wer Fos, butoher, breetsd Tran
Peso' to a supply of bologna. It wits first.
class and should find ready sale.
No village or town in the Province, to
our knowledge, enforoos'Board of Health
regulations better than Brussels.
A periwig egg, soft shell, connected by a
cord, was layed by a light Brahma ben
belonging to Willie Ainley, Bruesele.
Dow'T forget the Masonic excursion to
Owen Sound on the 24111 inot, Only
$1,25 from Bruesele, good for two days.
Train leaves at 6:50 a. en.
A ooN'rIN0ENT of Bruesele Itlaocabees
Tont will go to Wingham next Sabbath
to joie with their brother K. 0. T. M.'s
in their anniversary services.
TYRE stonework of the basement in
Brussels flax mill, damaged by the flood
last Spring, has bean repaired by the re-
building of the corner with solid block
stone.
Pm= ANENT Bold hie fine driving mare
to Walter Belden, liveryman, Wingbam.
Mr. Ament has two oohs, 1 and 2 years
old from ]ler, however, tbat promise to be
something good.
N. B. GERRY has purchased a house
and lot on Flora street from Wm. Mos-
grove, formerly of Brunets. Rumor has
it that before long, perhaps before the
end of this month, he will move to the
new habitation and not alone either.
EAST BORON FARMERS' IewrrruTE,—The
anneal meeting of this body will be held
in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Tuesday
next, 0th inst., at 1 p. m., for the purpose
of electing o2ioebearers for the current
year, as well ae transacting other busi-
nese of importance.
Lain= xe Llsrownr. —Return tinkets
at single fare and one-third will be issued
from all stations for the Laurier Demon-
stration in Listowel 0n Tuesday afternoon
next, June 0,11. Speaking will begin at 2
p. m„ and all visitors can return home
the same evening. The indioatione are
that there will be a monster meeting.
GREY township Council has agreed to
expend $100 for gravel on the Western
boundary, on condition that Morris town•
ship does likewise. When it is consider-
ed that there is about ten miles of road,
and pert of that very badly in need of at-
tention, the extravagant sum e( $200 will
have to be stretched pretty well to cover
the ground.
Tim Seaforth Expositor says :—Dr.
McDonald is stronger in East Huron to.
day than he ever was, and it is almost a
certainty that he will be cleated by a
muoh larger majority than he ever had,—
The SIGNAL adds It is claimed that Dr.
McDonald's majority in East Huron this
time will be largely increased. The
pinky doctor has ;succeeded in making a
Grit hive out of his constituency.
Look Cue Fon A WEDDING.—The follow-
ing, which refers to a former resident of
this village, is taken from the Clinton
New Era :—"Dr. Shaw has bought the
house and lot on Ontario street, recently
occupied by Dr. Appleton. It is certain-
ly an eligible site, and particularly adapt-
ed by location for a doctor's °Moe.
Whether the purchase means that the
Dr, intends to get married, is not stated
in the deeds, but we incline to the opinion
that ere long he will persuade a very
popular young lady of town to share its
protection with biro, and we went to ex-
tend our congratulations in advance."
RECEPTION AND PREeE.ex.s'noN.--We 00.
lice by the Owen Sound Advertiser that
Judge Masson, who recently received the
appointment of senior judge of the county
of Heron, was tendered a reception on
the eve of his departure for Huron's
county town, and presented with a valu-
able silver tea service on behalf of the
people of Owen Sound and abeautiful oil
painting of himself and an address from
the Board of Trade, while Mrs. Masson
was the recipientof a costly silver eabi.
net. The assembly was composed of ad-
herents of both political parties, the legal
fraternity and the clergy, and all were
sensitive of the great lose they sustain in
Judge Masson's removal from Owen
Sound.
Ma. LIVINGSTON'S WILL.—At a gather.
ing of the family on Tuesday mousing of
last week, in the residence, Listowel, the
will of the late Mr. Livingston was read
by the family solicitor, J. 16. Terhune,
The will is dated on the Slat day of
August, 1893, and a codicil made on the
26th day of May, '04, names ae executors
Jas. Livingston, Baden, brother of de-
ceased, John Livingston, eldest son, and
Peter Livingston, of Manitoba, nephew of
deceased. It appears that each rnembsr
of the firm carried an insurance polioy of
fifty thousand dollars, the amountin case
of death to be used for the support of
the family of deceased, so as nob to nasal.
sitate the drawing of money from the
business, Lt addition to this policy of
fifty thoueand in the New York Life, the
deceased held a policy of twenty thous-
and in the Canada Life. Of this insur-
ance money ton thousand dollars is to go
to oaoh of the six children, the remaining
ten thousand, with the other ten thong
and to be taken from the estate, is to be
invested by the executors and the income
therefrom to be paid to Mre. Livingston
during lite, or while she remains his
widow, for her personal use. The profits
on the insurance policies, estimated to
amount bo between four and five thous-
and dollars, is given to the parish of East
Kilbride, Scotland, where Mr. Livingston
was born, for the purpose of purchasing
a public park, to be known as the Peter
Livingston Park. OE the balance of the
estate two.thirds is to be equally divided
among the three sons and one-third
equally among the three daughters, the
time of payment to the ahildreu to be at
the disoretion of the executors, but in
any event, not until they reach thirty
years, but each child to receive the in.
tared on hie or her share upon reaching
21 years of age. The bulk of the money
will remain invested in the firm businese
and ie by the will to remain so invested
so long as Jae, Livingston wishes. The
amount of the estate will not be known
until a valuation is made by the exeou-
tors, but it is supposed that the share of
the dsceaaed will be somewhere in the
neighborhood of five hundred thousand
dollars. The estate will pay a succession
tax to the Ontario Government of five
per cent.
TIIE BRUSSELS POST
Taal Band did not give their weekly
eenoerb last Friday evening, owing to the
low ocudition of the into ,Ino, Grower,
father of Baedmaster Grewar,
Tne interior of 'TITS POST Publishing
Magee has been undergoing a renovation
and by the aid of paint, kaisomins, eke.,
bas been greatly improved. Messrs.
Stewart 6c Ritchie did the avork,
E. L. Dzolsltsog Will hold a political
meeting in Brussels Town 'Tall, on Fri.
day evening of this week, epmmenoing at
8 O'olook. Sir Jas. Grant, cf Ottawa, will
Ile one of the speakers, Opposition speak -
en will also likely attend
TUE stonework is eowplsted for the
addition to Deadman & McCall's drug
store and ileo for the shop between the
dreg store and lilies hoes', Bricklayers
will proceed ab once so RS to heve the
building ready as soon ue possible.
Ar last Monday's Council it was de.
aided to Iowa the old •Teoumeeb House
well Wearied out, a pump planed therein
and a atm for drinking out of and a water
Brough for the use of horses, It is a good
move and will be a great convenience bo
the public generally.. Gomer Green will
place the pump ab onos,
SNEAlc TrsxavnNG.—Ons night recently
some persons gained an entrance to N.
Bleekinore's store and helped themselves
to bananas, ice cream, tobacoo, cigars,
&o, It is said Ise has the names of save
eral who were iinplioated and unless set-
tlement le made will warm it up for the
intruders,
Aswoon defeated BruesetsIast Friday
evening ab foot ball by a some of 4 to 2.
Our boys hope to even things up on the
return match. Brussels players were
W, Armstrong, goal ; W. J. Rozell and
Tony Sample, basks ; D. Steiss, Wm.
Sample and R. Ferguson, (Capt.) half-
backs ; Jno. Ritchie and D. Molauohlin,
right wing ; 0. Sitters, centre ; Bert.
Gerry and Jas. Thomson, left wing.
A CIIwLLENGE.—The following challenge,
made by the Ronald Fire Engine Works,
Brussels, appeared in the Toronto Even-
ing Telegram of Jnne 3rd :—"We lately
published the facts of the Toronto City
Council purchasing two Fire Engines at
62,200 higher than our tender, and re-
fusing to test these engines upon merit in
public competition ; bo prove our claims
that our steamers are the best and $2,200
cheaper, we now offer public competitive
tests by practical work in Toronto. We
will place in any Bank in Toronto 6500-
6250 against each engine—let the makers,
and the boomers and pushers of these
engines purohased put up equal money—
let each small engine be tested half a day,
then the large engines, in all kinds of
heavy fi:ev,Lrtywor'r, not less than 500
fest lines of luso, and in order that no
reckless work shall be done a steam limit
of 120 lbs: maximum of fire streams,
minimum of steam ; the winner to take
the money for expenses, excepting 6100 to
be applied in any charity the Mayor shall
appoint. This is solely to prove publicly
whether the city is throwing away $2,200
or not ; 3 0r 5 judges to be the master
meohanios from any of the leading engine
works in the city."
s;OBIT,—Last Saturday morning an old
and well known resident of Brussels in
the person of John Grewar passed away
from time, aged 66 years. Deceased was
born in Gleniela, Scotland, and came to
Canada in 1834. He lived in Mitchell for
a time and moved to Brussels about 40
years ago. Since then he resided in
Pennsylvania and Dundas for several
years before returning to this place. Mr.
Grower, associated with his brother,
built and operated a stone flouring mill
on the site where the Rose mill, on Mill
street, now stands. He also was engaged
in the bakery and grocery business for
several years, and built and owned sever-
al stores. The subjeot of this notioe was
a well read man and bad a large sense of
quiet humor in his composition. He oo-
oupied a seat at the village Commit Board
for a tern. Mr. Grewar was united in
marriage to Miss Helen Amber, of Mit-
ohell, about 36 years ago and 4 sons and
3 daughters survive. The cause of death
is said to be consumption. Although the
illness had only extended over about three
months deceased had been failing percep-
tibly for some time. The funeral took
place on Monday afternoon, Rev. Jno.
Boss conducting the servioe. Interment
was made at Brussels cemetery. The
pall bearers were Jas. Mitchell, Ino. R.
Smith, Thos. Ballantyne, Jno. Tait, Alex.
MoLonnan and Walter Smith. Mre. Gre-
war and family are eympabbised with in
their bereavement.
Business Locals.
SEE the Daisy churn at McKay & Cos.
Totla'ro and cabbage plants at Mo-
Craokea'e.
NEW lines of spades and shovels at
McKay & Ooe.
CLOVER and timothy sped for sale.
Backer & Vanstone.
BEsr maugel and Swede seeds in the
world at McCracken's.
TIMOTHY and clover Beed for sale at Jae.
BALLaNroNE's.
Been wire and out nails at low prices
ab MoKay & Cos.
Fluent nnloh cow for sate. Apply to
JAS. WALKER, Brussels.
Fuser milch cow, 6 years old, for sale.
Apply at TEE POST Publishing House.
Bmver,E supplies. Enamel your bi•
cycle for. 25 cents, McKay & Co.
A NICE line of buggy dusters on band,
all sold at oboes margins. I. C. Richards.
Teener epraysre, screen doors, carpet
sweepers, paints &o., at McKay & Cos.,
Brnseels.
SEco=n hand bicycle in flrst.elass
order, for sale, obeap for oash, Apply to
B. Gerry,
Semi dressings of all kinds on hand
both for black and tan colored.
I. C. Richards.
Box about 14 years old wants work.
Willing to work, Farm preferred. Ap
ply at Ton POST.
Ken's Clover Root, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and olearosss to
the complexion and oures conetipation.
25 ate, 60 ots and $1.00. Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Bruesele.
A srnskmD range of men's women's
and childron'e shoes on hand. Call and
see them no matter if you do not boy,
we will be pleased to have you see them,
I. 0. Riohards.
Samoa's sate is Bold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the beet cough Duro. Only ono cent a
dose, 25 ate., 50 ots. and 81.00. Sold by
James Pox, Druggist, Brussels.
RscArnxNG DouE,—Macbinery,bicycles,
lawnmowers, scissors, implements and
all kinds of thole sharpened and
put in order at -reasonable prices
for spot cosh by saw filer T. McGregor,
of Brussels; Queen St. East,
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HEAP OFFiOE, '- TORONTO.
ASSETS, • (Seven Killion Dollars) 87,000,000
OA.PITAL (Authorized) • - - $2,000,000
Agencies fit all prinoipal points in Ontario, Quebec, Alanitoba, United 'States rOZnpland,
LIP 'iSSlZAS ,e%° 02X015 r
A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notee Discounted.
Drafts Iesued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
lntereet allowed on deposits of 61.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and oompounded half yearly.
.. SPaoxAL ATTENTION OWWEN To en1 Oomneoxor OP E'ARtfsRs' SALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Customers living at m disbanos,
J. A. STEWART MANeelin.
dt
Ton for eale, delivered at your home.
Apply to W. Leatbordale,
You'LL be sorry whenyou see the
splendid bargaine your neighborgob at
A. J. Davis' great clearing sale that you
did not avail yourself of .the opportunity
to get some too. You elill have a chance
however, though it won't last long,
VEGETABLE PLANTS,—For sale ab D. Mc-
Lennan's green house, all kinds of vege-
table planta, strawberry plants, eta. If
anything ie wanted in this lineyou should
oall and see D. MoLennan's plants, Brus-
sels.
D. Emu sells the Bast and Cheapest
Soufliers in the market. Farmers, don't
have to pay for peddling, as I sell ab my
shop, and give the farmer the benefit of
bis hard earned money, Call at my
shop, Brussels. Prides away down.
CERPETs.—Any one desiring carpets
will do well to oall.at the Brussels Wool.
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 30o. to $1.00. Howie & Co.
PAINTING CLASS.—Mies Mary Diaries, of
Wingbam, will Open a olass in Brussels
for instruction in Landsoape Painting.
Her studio will be the apartments lately
vacated by T. A. Hawkins, in the Smith
block. Class will meet each Friday.
Terme reasonable.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.—Tboe. Selly,
florist, Brussels, has a rare and beautiful
collection of flowers and plants this sea-
son and is in a better position than ever
to suit the public. He will also have the
urinal range of garden plants, snob as
cabbage, tomatoes, &o. If you require
anything in this line call on or write Mr.
Kelly. Plants for sale at Geo. Thomson's
grocery.
WELL -Examine AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is proper.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaotion.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terme reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 84.11
PAINTING, &o.—The undersigned, hav-
ing entered into partnership, are prepar.
ed to do all kinds of work in the following
lines :—Plain and ornamental painting,
kaleomining, frescoing, paperhanging,
sign -writing, &c., &o. Remember our
motto, "Firstolass work and reasonable
charges." STEWART & RrTCnse,
Brussels.
TEE BEST RECOMMEND.—Tbe best re-
commend a bicycle oan have is the num-
ber of sales made. A. Cousley, agent for
the well-known Brantford, has made the
following sales this season already :—
W. E. Armstrong, teacher, Brussels ;
Arthur Wake, Brussels ;
Mr. Spiels, Grey ;
Rev. G. H. Cobbledick, Brussela ;
Colin McArthur, Brussels ;
Wm. McDonald, Molesworth ;
John Rae, teacher, Mo3illop ;
W. J. Rozell, Brussels ;
H.J. Burkholder, Drayton ;
Sydney Bolger, Morris ;
R. A. McKee, teaoher, McKillop.
Miss Tilly Gofton, Wroxeter.
Rev. W. J. Waddell, Ethel ;
J. Haokwell, McKillop.
J. A. Stewart, Brussels.
Geo. Coates, Oranbrook.
The "Red Bird" gives great satisfaction.
A stook of wheels always on hand, both
new and second hand. A. CODSLEY,
Agent, Brussela,
801357-
WYNN•—In Atwood, on May 24th, the
wife of Mr. 0. J. Wynn of a daughter.
Wenn.—In Elma, on May 28rd, the wife
of Mr. Edward Ward of a son.
ConrMste—In EIma. on May 23rd, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Coleman of a
daughter.
McQoeison .In•`,St, Thomas, on May
28th, the wife of Mr. Jelin iticQuar-
r le, formerly of Brussels, of a daugh-
ter.
Genwbn,-In Brussels, on May 00th, Jobn
Grewar, aged 66 years.
HART.—In Lower Wingham, on Friday,
May 22nd, the wife of Thomas Hart
aged 47 years.
Osnonwn.—In Listowel, on May 28rd,
Lillie Gertrude Osborne, aged 4
years, 3 months and 16 days.
SEANx.—In Eima, on May 26th, Annie
Shank, aged 98 years and 9 months,
Munni.—In Atwood, on May 28th,
1896, Eupbemia, beloved Wife of
Donald Murray, aged 42 years, 6
menthe and 13 days.
Feenow.—In Bluedale, on May 31st,
Martin Farrow, aged 90 years and
8 months.
Mlxaneer—In Morris, ou Tueaday, June
2nd, George, youngeet son of Richard
Mitchell, aged 9 months and 10 days.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
mon BALE.—Lots 220 and 221, Queen st.
Terms reasonable to a cash purchaser. Ap-
ply on 28e promises or toW. M. SIN OLAIR,
PARCEL LOST, CONTAINING
a baby's head -dross, on Tburedayy fore•
noon between D. Bwan'e shop, Brussels, and
Lot 21, don. 0, Norris. The hurler will con-
fer a favor by leaving the same at Tnia Poem
Publishing House.
TO WHOM IT MAY OONOERN,
Please take notice that all wlro aro iodebt•
odto Win,Stmpaon tiro requested to settle
op by bile 15th of Juno, 1800., otherwise all
unsettled imamate will pass into the hands
of a collator In Ilsmilton. Poor health
eon:pole me to resort to this plan.
WM, SIMPS(1N, Ethel,
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortgage, farm security. At' 317
at THE POST Publishing. Homo, Bru8ael8,
Volunteer's Attention
The Brussels Volunteer Company will go
into vamp in Juno next. Allmon wishing to
din may do so by applying to CeleBLAIR,
ent„ Brants, or to B. S. BAYS, Captain
Seaforth,
PASrTIJRE. — THE UNDER—
SIGNED has more pasture than be re-
q air es so will take a number of cattle to pas-
ture for the season. 'liver rune through the
farm. For terms and particulars apply to
WMA. TH01RNTON,
Lot 27,4th Line, Morris, Brussels P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
I1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE l7N-
_EneMONE= has several good Famine for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships'
of Morris- and. Grey. F S. SO OTT, Brussels
ARMS FOR SALE. — 200
pores—Oonsisting of Lots 18 on the 7111
and 8th Concessions, Township of Groy, be-
ing 1 milefrom the Village of Ethel and 5}
miles from Brunets. 40 mimed Fall wheat
sown and about 80 torus under grass ; 00
aeras cleared on oan. Perms of payment
easy. A, MCI:ELVEY, M, D„
S4• Brussels.
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—000 soros of good farm land at
Springfield, Smiles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for saleat slow p1rice. The property is
North East} Seo,10Twp.11, Range 9, East,
There is a house on the premises and some
breaking done. For full particulars as to
prior, title, &a„ write or apply to
G. F. BLAIR or W. H. KERR,
20-11 Brussels, Ont,•
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—TEE
Undersigned will keep for service On
Lot 20, Con. 0, Morris, tho thorn' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J.B. Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Felt Terms, 81,00 to ,he paid
at the time of service with privilege of re-
turning if neoeeeary. Pedigree may be soon
on application,
ROBT.NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVICE. --THE
undersigned will keep for Bervie° on
Lot 80, Con, 0, Morris, the thoro'-bred Largo
English Berkshire Boar, "Captain John."
His mother is a full sister to the let prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
produced on application. Terme-41.00 to
be pald at time of service with privilege of
returning if necessary.
14 -am JAS. 801100, Proprietor.
Ancient Order of Vnited Workmen,
This Benevolent and Fraternal
Society is the Oldest and
Strongest of the kind in
America.
Each member senores to his family, at his
death, 42,000.00 or 41,000.00, at his option.
The yearly assessment on the former is only
410.00 and ou the latter 88.00, on good
bealthymen between the ages of21 and 45
years. A large lodge is In operation 1n Brus-
sels. Why not join yourself and secure for
your family, in case of your being called
away, a handsome sum for their support ?
R01T. ARMSTRONG, M. W.; W. H. IIEBIt,
Recorder; J. A. OREIGHTON,Finanoier.
BULL FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 23, Oon, 6, aiorris, the there' bred Dur-
ham bull,"Lord Lorne," 101!113-'. Pedigree
may be seen on. application. Terme, 81,00 to
insure but cows mush be returned rognfarly
ff ne'oetsary,
JAMES SHURRIB,
47.4 Proprietor.
JERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE.
if you contemplate breeding to la Jersey
use the best you can get, You may have
ever su good a dam but If ,the bull is not
from a good milking strain, and there is a
groat difference amongst Jerseys, then you
will be disappointed wtrh; your stook. I aim
to 'seep the best. If you pay 500, extra for
grades you can retire untilou net a heifer
MADMANcalf. G.A. AADMAN ,
Druggist, Brussels.
JERSEY BULL FOR SERVIOE.
The undersigned will keep the thorn'
bred Jersey bull, 'Br'assols Victor," for ser-
vice on Lot 2, Oon.10, Grey, adjoining Brus-
sels. Pedigree may be seen on a plioatinn,
Terme, $1.00 for grades, to be pain' et time
of servlee with privilege of returning if nee-
5seary. JAS. BURGESS,
45.4 Proprietor.
Bull for Service.
Tho undersiguod will 'cep for serviao on
Lots 10 and 17 Oon. 10, Grey, a thorn' bred
Durham bull with registered pedigree.
Tortes $1.00, to be paid at time of servioo
with privilege of returning if neceassly,
RHOS. BROWN,
89.3m Proprietor..
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgqeons.
Crown and Bridge work a specialty,Moder-
ate Pea. Satisfaction Assured. bnoe over
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St., Brus-
sels,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
el • Honer Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat, all
diseases of domesticated animals In a aro-
potent manner. Particular' attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly ate
tended to, Office and Iuermary—Pour doors
north of bridge 'Pain/berry et„ Brussels. Porme moderato.
jirilE is L896
02eSBeef W5no 84 X °o ,
Will Elevate Your System
IT NEVER FAILS
To build up debilitated constitutions. It
is most benefioinl in restoring shattered
nerves because it re -builds the nerve cen-
tres. It imparts strength, vigor and vit•
elity to the whole system. Try it.
DO YOU REALIZE THAT THE
PARIS GREEN
Season will soon be around again. We
have the very Purest English Green,
every pound of which we guarantee or
money oheerfully refunded. It pays to
use the best. 25c. per pound
AT
Fox,'s Drug Store.
LEGAL AND 'CONVEYANCING.
-p L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
1U• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collins -
Mona made, Office—Vanstono'aBlock, Brao-
eels. 01.8m
TX M. SINCLAIR,
• Solidi:tor, 0onveyanoer ;Notary Pub-
lie, &e, 011loe—Vaustone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Rotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
• G. OAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Oameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Gaderioh,
Ont, Moe—Hamilton St„ Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
VI Solicitor, le. data of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Office, Goderioh.) OOlca over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan, 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GBORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stock a aposialty. Orders left at Tan PosT
PubliebingBouse,Brnesele, or motto Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
Tit S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
-I:
• man, will Bali for better prices, to
batter man in ass time and loss chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Beet Huron
or ho won't charge anything. Dates and
order's oan always be arranged at this office
or by personal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• O. M„ L. R.O.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P
S. Ont. Residence and °Moo in Wilson's
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Sta.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon, Aecoucher, oto.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of University
and Surgeons, Ont. Orerog—Noxi door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
UT H. MoORACKEN,
d Issurs0ofMarriagsLioonees. Office
at 1118 Grocery, Turnberry stroot, Braasolo.
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. •Shop—Next door
south of A. M. McKay & Oo's hardware store,
Ladies'aud ohildrons hair nutting a epooialty
'�RUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
41.00 to $1,000 and avows 8i per Dent.
i merest. T. FARROW,
87.3m Postmaetor.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
1NSORANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OrNICE AT JEWELRY SToBE.
tNo Witness Required.
T. PLETCHER, Brussels.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
ennANOE Co. 14stablished 1890. In-
surances effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low 1-8008,
7. A. CRBIGBTON,
'1l -2m Agent, BruesolB.
LEL HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Publlo
Land, Loan. and Insurance Agent. Funds
Invested and to loan, Collection° made'
Ciba iu Graham's B look, BrnseelO
Tb:OS, A. HAWKINS,
1 Organist in Bt, John's Church, Bras.
Bele, will give bosons to pupils either on
7,fano or organ, at hie Mesio Boobi, opposite
tiro post•off ori, Dustman, Vocal le5500e also
(liven. Ten years experiences in teaching,