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GONG!
lOur li Mhos.. eoing ono so ote you
Currant and Gooseberry Bushes if yen
are not killing the worms that feed 90011
the leaves at this Season of the Year.
Our Ifellebora iS 1 reoh end will kill these
IVOPIIIS in good etyle,
A. DEADMA.N.
iE YUll TIIIIISTI ?
If so try a Jersey Milk Shake or a glees
of Jersey Buttermilk, or if preferred
Lime Fruit Juke, If you care for none
of these try Hereal Root Beer or, say,
Pine Apple Cordial. These are all choice
drinks.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
- GRAND TRUNK RA -IL -WAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains Lean Brussels - Station, North
and South, as follows:
Com Som.n. Como Norma.
man 0.53 a.m.rixecl 2:20 a.m.
BISpreSS lir45 Mail . .. 8:00 p.m.
blised 8:55 p.m. Express 9:409.01,
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11 t Veins,
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A. rhiel's arming ye takia' notes,
An' faith he'll permit it.
"Goo save the Queen."
Mut window screens, 40 to 60 cents
each. B. Gerry. 45.2
.A. clang of proprietors is mooted at
the Revere House.
HURON County Council will convene
on Wednesday June Ord.
Loox out for the advt, of the Brussels
woollen mills next week.
A NEW boiler house will be erected at
W. Ross & Son's roller mill.
Barman Sewing Machine Needles at 7.
G. Skene's for 25o. a package.
300 kegs Montreal cat nails cheaper
than ever. Wire nails all sizes, B.
Gerry. 45 2.
Da. 010wi.6,16.6, the specialist, will be in
Brussels on Thursday of next week on
his monthly visit.
A NEW staff of officers is expected here
for next Sunday in connection with the
Salvation Army.
Two very tasty verandahs are in onurse
=If erection at the residence of El, Dun -
ford, Turnberry street. .
THE Y. P. C. A. of the Methodist
Church purpose holding a picnic next
Monday in an adjacent grove.
THE brickwork of Beattie Bros. new
livery barn is being hurdled along by
John Pugh and his assistants this week,
Fresr.Crams Ire cream, Confectionery,
Fruit. Summer Drinks, Cigars, &c., at
Mr.. Kith's opposite Queen's Hotel Brus
.s.ele.
A1301:3 15 or 20 feet of the open ditch
south of the drive -way into the station
yard Ints been (moored and the safety of
life and limb thereby increased.
Too Governor-General has proclaimed
Monday, 2311: of May, a public holiday
for the celebration of Her Majesty's
birthday, the 90116 falling on Sunday
On year.
bro. Bataan will remove his barber
shop to Capt. Strelton's new block, next
door to the Standard Bank. The apart-
ment be is vaoating will be utilized by
the Queen's Hotel.
A DE1 warm, in the employ of the Do.
minion Government, was here this week
for several days endeavoring to ferret
out evidence concerning the burglary
committed recently at the Brussels poet.
office.
Teases -The trial of Hendricks and
Smith, charged with burglarizing the
Bruasels postoffiee, will take place in
Goderich on Wednesday of next week.
A number of witnesses from here will be
COMPETENT judges affirm that tbe apple
crop will be almost a total failure in this
notion this year. Cherry and plum
trees have put forth an abundant display
of blossoms, but the apple trees are evid.
ently taking an "off year."
Tan Atwood Bee says :-W. J. Wake,
of Brussels, made us the recipient of a
beautiful sign this week, the letters being
worked in silver and gold leaf. It is a
creditable pike of work, and speaks well
for the taste and ability of the artist.
Thanks.
Wrom,..D/OSTNO AND DitteLDEL-George
Birt has all the necesaary maohinery for
digging and drink wells and is proper.
ed to attend to all Work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned oat and put in proper
there, Terms reasonable, Residence
second door north of the bridge, wesb
side of Turnberry et,, BrOssels. 43-11
AT the Y. P. C. A. meeting in the
tciethotlist ohurch last Monday evening
the following interesting program was
resented :-Opening hymn, "Bringing
10 the theaves ;" olturoh choir, "The
Boat.= Light" ; foading, "Trifles,"
Mrs. Doboon ; duett, "Footstepa on the
stair," Mee Kerr and Mise May Kerr ;
reading, "The crooked places made
atroight," Goo. Rogers ; due% "How far
is it called to the grave," the Mikes
Moore ; solo, "I'm fay fee me: home,"
Alex. Hood ; Sunday school ohoir, "Cast
thy burden on the Lord" 1 duett, "Haat
them gleaned well to.day," Mex. flood
and N. Gerry ; cloning hymn, "Gather
them in." President Rogers °coupled
the chair.
$500 nit 5 lifeasrmis.-eOur Homes," a
thirty two me monthav magazine, de.
voted to bonee building, borne furnishing,
hone° degoration, fashions, 4000391 110810.
trire, Oa., is the best publication af its
tires in lanterik. The publishers, in
ardor to 11.1110088 the circulation of their
magazine, offer large 'cash rewardto
thoge of their snbecribers, 'or intending
ettbscribera, who correotly armee the
following question: Where in the New
Teritament are the worde "a bindle" first
found? Caeh daily and weakly rewards
givoh while the competition lasts. The
publishers will give array thougando of
dollen among those eorractly answering
the question -the leadirig reward being
$500 in gold. Send ten °ante 111 sternpo
or silvee for amnesia eopy of 'Out Herne&
and oetriplate titles governitig the tom -
petition. Addrese-Oun 11011115 Ptintaint,
Zn Co., Beockville, Canede,
Hk.., .131- 1.; SSE,1_,S 1-10S1
nesevessossav
Tug postoffice will be open for the
tribution of mail from 3:30 to 4:30 e. tn.
on Monday, 251h inst.
Eth/ MmporlumitOpeara to
the centre of attraction to the laden; of
the surrounding country.
A To :r meeting, under the Petrone j
of Industry, will be held in Brussels on
Monday afternoon, June 1st. Bea advt.
Wki.TES ACESON is pushing the work of
manufacturing e tip-top apring wire
mattress. They are said to be a No. 1
article.
BEATTIE BlIOS, will sten theft two
horse= in the races at Harriette next
Moaday ; one in the open rim and the
other in the three-minute trot
Poss.:worm Tannow took it in hand
this week to aid a oitizen, in need, by
tenanting $30 or $40 from a few Brussel-
it ea. It wee the proper thing.
Nat r Sunday T. A. Hawkins takes
oharge of the organ and choir in St.
John's church in this plaoe. Miss Cale
has gone to her home in Stratford.
A. PUBLIC meeting will be held shortly
to arrange for the annual celebration of
Domiuion Day le Brussels. Every
citizen should talk it up in the meau•
time.
M. BRINE has tho oontraot or grading
and levelling the rare track at the new
agricultural park. The new fence Is be.
ing built and things geuorally put in ship
shape.
Orn thanks are due l a tiumber of
subscribers to Tin Post who have
squared off their indebtedoess. Have
you taken the hint yet ? It takes money
to run 9 newspaper.
Tag Royal Templars of Temperance
Lo Brussels have arranged for an open
meeting in their Hall on Tuesday even.
ing of next week. A muakal and liter.
ary program will be presented. Thepub-
lic cordially welcomed.
Pekoe of p'ain fence wires :-
Black. 0 elven ized.
No, 9..$2 80 $3 60
No. 10.. 300 870
No. 11 „ 325 400
B. Gerry.
"A. few Sketches of Joliet" is the name
of a profusely illustrated and neatly
gotten up pamphlet of 52 pages, giving a
description of the principal manutactur.
ies, &o. of the city of Joliet, Illinois. It
is a splendid ides and will prove very
helpfal to the place. Our thanks ore doe
to Geo. Hingkon for a ample copy.
T. Brett:not, of Wingham, has opened
up a Restauraot in the premises recently
vacated by Mrs. Simms, postoffioe block.
In addition to confectionery, bisonits
and canned goods he will keep pipes,
tobeccos, cigars, cigarettes, dm. Also ale
cream, milk shake and other summer
drinks, The premises has been neatly
fitted up and Mr. Rutledge is ready to
cater to the wants of the public.
This la en COSY One.
Fuzz Tam -The suocess of our last
word finding oontest, just closed, en-
uourages us to offer another Free Trip
aronnd the World, or its cash equivalent
to the person sending in the largest list
of words spelt 2169 001119 forward and back-
ward, such as "Pip" "Bob" "Huainali."
The conteat closes May 15. Tbree daily
prizes for the three largest lists received.
Contest is open to the World. Every•
oue sending ten words will get a prize.
Nearly UN wen prizes in our recent con-
test. Rules and sample paper 12 cents,
together with a. large illustrated cata-
logue. Address Belt's Magazine, Orillia,
03.
l'oornAza..-On Thursday evening of
last week the first football mateh of the
season WM played on Victorie, Square,
between the well-known "Hurons," of
Seaforth, end the "Fearless" club of this
place. The match was easily won, as
was expected, by the visitors, the score
being 4 to 0. The following persons cam.
posed the respective teams :
SEAPOPTII. Bnuatint,s.
Preema,,....... Goal Sloan
Mennen Bunks Jackson
Willis Torrance
Livingstone (
'1- Half Backs Stratton
Jackson 3191691Stevene . -McNamara
McDonald Centre
Dewar Dar
1. Bight Wing
Editoren H 1 Mc (tan?: e08
Crawford LGt, wths Cavanagh
Smith
TEE DOMINION ILLUSTRATED. -The
publishers of that splendid Canadian
weekly journal, the Dominion Illustrated,
announce that the response to their offer
of prizes to the value of over $8,000 in
competition, open to subscribers only,
lias been most gratifying. The nature
of the competition renders it a valuable
one, whether the competitor wins a prize
or not. The period covered by the com-
petition does not expire uabil Juno 301h
and persons subscribing now may coin.
pete es readily as any and on even terms.
For full partioulars of the competition
end a sample copy of the journal itself,
send 12 cents in stamps to the publisb•
ere, The Sabiston Litho. & Pub. Go„
Montreel.
NEW BMW -TM AND CAUTS.-Messrs.
Walker & Ewan have been rashing out
new work this spring at a lively rate and
although it is yet only May they dia-
posed of 10 new buggies, 4 new road carts
and a bread van. The inimee of the
purchasers are given so keit there need
be no doubt in any pervonas mind as to
Ole above statements: 33 uggies.-Mex,
Ross, Grey township ; Jno. Shortreed,
Morris ; Thos. Walker, East Wawanosh ;
Wm. Perrie, Grey . Geo. McKay, Grey ;
Wm. Whiteman, ittst Wawanosh •, Wm.
Blake, Croy ; Wm. Thnell, Morris ;
Henry jacloson, Morris ; Nelson Briok.
er, 1611) Con., Grey. Road Carts. -
Joseph Smith, Morris ; John Roddick,
Grey ; Neil Maranchlin, Brussels
Bright, Brussels ; Bread van, George
Thomson, Brussels. Messrs. Walker &
Ewan have a, few rigs yet thin they will
dispose of at close priors.
SHASONAM,D.-Stramt hate and print
dresses. -Ball pleying on the front street
should be stopped.-Sheepwashing and
thearing.-Talk up Dominion Day cele.
bration.-Ioe crown and Rummer &intro.
--Bruesels dealers ate ready for the 62061
market. -Early onions', lenge and rho.
barb pies, --Organ recital on Thursday
evening in Melville obureh, Report next
week. -The bet -afoot boy and the stone
brute°, Cattle should be kepi' out of the
park. -Boating Dud bathing excursions, -
The Vanstone mid Smele b'ooke have
been freahly painted,- -Croquet' end lawn
toultio parties. -E. Grimoldby and R.
Thompeon are plishing a partnership ars
peintere, &o. -Cheese factories are work.
ing full time. -Frequent showers of rain
Would greatly help vegektion.-A num.
ber of our cibizene will visit' Wingham
next Monday. -If a few foul mouthed
youths don't let ep on tha nee of obscene
and blospliemoue langlege while on Vie•
toria &plan in the °Innings they will be
taught a ealtitory 1800011 before the
Reeie.
Sone owners of very untidy baokyards
have not yet responded to the °all of the
Booed of Health. A line of a few dollars
might, bi made a. soa.. to 111090 oareh'ss
Mill victuals.
T. A. IlAwisuar, orgonist ot 53, johnai '
oburoh, 13rus.els, having an experience
of in year° in teaching meek, will give
music lessons to pupils eithee at Thos.
Kelly s, or, if preferred, at their owu
homes.
Bunn° run \aroma -The brickwork of
the new American Hotel is being pushed
Along at a rapid rate, and, with fine
weather, the work will be oomplered next
week. There hoe been quite a staff of
workmen engaged at this building in
ctiffeeout capaoibios, summerieed as fol.
Iowa ; Bricklayers' -D. Lowry and Goo.
Lowry, Brussels ; Jas. Cattanach, Ford.
wird.) ; Andrew Brown, Clifford ; 01100.
Moyers, Seaforth, and. Jos. Corrigan, Mt.
Forest, Masons -Alf. Lowry and. Alex.
MoKay, Brussels ; Jas. Young, Ford-
wich ; Peter Bishop, Ethel, and Jno.
Holntes, Illoleeworth. Carpenters -Obits.
Bpdley and Wm. Delsworth, 'Mt. Forest ;
Robb. G. Wilson and Goo. Colvin, Brus-
sels. Helpers, &o.-Ecl, and Wm. Lowry,
H. Mooney, 7. Carter and W. King,
Brus.els; Joseph Mosier, Fordwich ; Jno.
Corte., Woodstock. The masono are 00111.
plating the cellar for J. G. Steno's store
this week.
$745.00 IN Goan ton A WIVE. ---We will
give to the first peraon telling us before
June 1st, 1891, where in the Bible the
word "wife" is first found $100.00 in
gold. To the next $50.00. To the third,
125,00. To the fourth, $20.00. To the
fifth, $15.00. To the sixth, $10.00. To
the next 25, $5 emit. To the next 25,
$2 each. To the person sending in the
last eorrect answer, we will give $100 in
gold, To the next to tin last $50, and
so on same its born the first. With your
answer send 25 eta. in silver, or 27 cts, in
stamps, for a box of Dr. Cole's Blood
and Liver Pills, the best Blood, Liver
and Stomach Pill ever made. Sure cure
for sick headache. Don't gripe. Re-
member the presents are absolutely free,
baing given away to advertise Dr. Cole's
Perfect Pills and Family Remedies. At
the close of the contest the names and
addresses of all the prize winners will ap-
peer in this paper. We refer you to the
Traders' Bank of Orilla. Send at onoe
and be first. Address, Home Speoillo
Go., Orillia, Ont.
PauSENTATiox.-Last Tuesday evening
Ole members of Mrs. James Ken's Sun•
day school class met at tile residence of
Wm. Ainley and presented their teacher
with a handsome platform rocker and
Ole following nioely worded address :-
To Mrs. James Kerr.
DEAR %%McBee, -As a token of the es•
teem with which you are held in our
estimation as our faithful instructor in
the kahms whioh pertain to our spiritual
welfare plena° accept this chair, not be-
cause of its intrinsic value, but bet:muse
of the motive which prompted your class
thus to express, 1110 tangible form, the
warm attachmetit towards you. May
you long continue to labor in the vineeard
of the blaster and that the cord of
Christine sympathy which binds ns to•
gather 05 30001151' and pupils may grow
stronger and stronger until at last it
shall bind us to the rensomed of the
Lord, is our humble prayer. Signed on
behalf of your class.
NINA MALCOLM,
LINEIE Gamma,
Kara ViTrasotr,
JENNIE MOLACTILTS,
LILLIAN AINLET.
GOOD CATTLE. -Last week J. Scott,
cattle dealer, of Lietowel, ahipped a cer
load of prime animals from Brussels.
They were purchased from the following
arsons :-
Bowman Bros.. , 19 head, 26,560 lbs,
John Barr 6 " 9,240 ..
Riohd. Armstrong 6 " 7,800 e
Alex. Forrest4 " 5,520 "
Geo. Brewer. .. 4. " 4,830 "
Robt. Black 3 " 8,980
David Pipe 8 " 2,750 "
J. R. Miller 2 " 2,480 "
Messrs. Bowman's lot averaged 1,350
pounda and brought the owners the snug
sum of $1,870. Mr. Barr's 6 averaged
1,540 pounds, one steer plumping the
scales down at 1,700, netting the heed -
some figure of about $475 for the lot.
The average prick paid was 5 cents live
weight, although a few got an extra
ing on the hundred. On Saturday last
E. Watson, of Blyth, sent away a oar
load for the Old Country market. Sarno
splendid cattle were in the number and
were fed by the following well known
farmers ;-
Andrew Hislop 6 head 8,220 lbs.
Arch. Hislop 5 " 6,1.90 "
Jas. McDonald 4 " 5,280 "
Jas. Hielop 4 " 4,680
Wm. Jewitt 1 " 1,200 "
Some Englishmen will hove good beef-
steak on the arrival of this cargo. Wel.
ter Rithardson, Brussels, went along
with Mr. Water:m*8 stook and will see the
land o' the laid before he returns.
People We Snow.
Scott is away at Strathroy.
Dr, 13.3,, Martin WM in tow e week.
Robb. Leatherdale Sandayed in Sea.
forth.
la, L. Taylor is able to gat out for
short drives.
Mr, Efunt, of London, 35 01130541113 a few
days' visit in town.
Mrs. J. Londesboro' was visiting in,
town for a feve days,
T. A, Hawkins spent last Sunday with
f viands at Port Albert.
Miss Clara Meadows was Immo front
Wingham laat Sunday.
Min Dolly Shaw was visiting at Sea -
forth daring the past week,
Miss Hay, of Liatowel, was visiting
alre. Roderick Ross thia week.
MISS Ria Brine, of Seafoeth, has been
visiting her aiater, Mrs. P. Seat
Mrs, Berinotte of Kineardine, is visit-
ing her daughter, Mre, 3. T. Gook,
Miss Taylor, of Blyth, wa,s visiting her
sitter, bliss Annie Taylor, this week.
Miss Jessie McCrea it home after en.
joying a.visit at Brantford and Guelph.
Petri Milloy, photographer of Muria.
ton, was in town tor a few days this
welieilatry intends taking a holiday trip
to the fat weat. He will "be ebsont six
or eight wear!.
Mrs, leall3ain spent several clOye In
Atwood last week visiting doglike,
Mrs. JAM ton,
Robt. Buohanan, of Henson, hrts come
to Bruasels Stud ie ompleyed at Smith,
Malcohn & Gibflonle factory,
Mrs. Lowe and liar son Prank, of To-
ronto, are visiting et It Dennis'. birs.
Nunn and Mrs. Lowe aro (Miters,
S. Fear and wife ere away on a holi-
day visit to their RODS, Pet,. la A. and
0, A., of the Nile end Goderiela respera
Healy.
Heads, Sellery anti 1.1. alai W.
II. Kerr attended the District Mooting of
the Methodist eliuroll on Wednesday and
Th 'radii% of title week at B13'111.
Thos. McCallum, of Newark, 3, j., 15
here on a brief vieit. His mother will
aocompouy him book. , It is aboat 15
years since Mr. Mao. was here before.
Samuel Walsh, who has been htid op
for over a year, intends leaving in a few
deys for Boston, where he will undergo
courao of treatment at one of the hos.
pitals in that eity.
Jeri. Hargreaves, of Peisloy, was In
town on Tuesday of this week while en
route to Wingham on a business trip,
Mise Annie Hargreaves goes to Manitoba
an a holiday visit next month,
A. Brown and wife, of Toronto, are
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Graham and
after spending a few weoke here will go
on to Muskoka for the summer. Mr.
Brown and the Dr. are old friends.
Dan. McKenzie and wife were oalled
suddenly to Teeswater last week to
mourn over the loss of his eldest brother,
Hector, who died of smallpox last
month at Fort Smith, Arkansas. lie
had been away for about five years.
Rev. G. B. Howie, Ph. D., formerly
pastor of Knox ohineli, /arteriole, left To-
routo for Syria last Saturday, %there he
purposes visiting for a few months
among his own kinsmen. We hope to
000ttaionally hear from Dr. Howie oon-
sterling the land of the orients, Mrs,
Howie is in Toronto.
Dr. J. W. Shaw has keeted at Clinton,
otioupying the office lately vacated by
1». 11104505, removed. The Clinton people
will find 111 Dr. Shaw a first-class citizen.
110 34516 a high standing in hie examine -
Mons, and will prove himself a careful,
reliable and sueoessful physician, we have
no doubt. On account of him being a
modest young Mall we May add that he
is good looking, unmarried, a successful
tennis player, "Grit," Presbyterian mid
hits a number of other excellent quali-
fications that ratty be had on application.
Tins POST wishes the Dr. abundant suc-
cess, and can heartily recommend him to
the good people of Clinton and surround-
ing country.
Last Monday Dr. R. Kos:01nel left
Brussels for Ripley, Bruoe County,
where he purposes practising hie chosen
profession. The people of that plaae will
fincl it] him a very worthy citizen and a
thoroughly qualified inedirio. His career
as a student was eminently successful,
he having the credit of taking the !Mira
scholarship in his 1st year's course and
wrath:ales of Honor at each succeeding
examination, chasing the medal winners
within a few marks at the close. We
have watched closely the various pro.
gressive steps of Dr. Knecht's' and will
be greatly disappointed if he does not
teke a foremost plink among his brethren
of the healing art. We commend him to
the citizens of Ripley and wish him the
aucess he deserves and desires.
The Mitchell Recorder of last week
says Cousins, formerly of the
Russeldale hotel, has leased the Queen's
Hotel, Brussels, and is moving his family
aud household effeots to that town to clay
(Thursday.) The Queen's is a large and
commodious commercial house, and um
der Mr. Cousins' management no doubt
will gain in popularity with the travelling
publio. Frank White has been engaged
by Ur. Cousins as bartender. Frank hats
occupied a similar position in the Hicks
House and Royal hotel of this town, and
is well and favorably known to commer-
cial men, and his presence will add to
the attractivenesa of the Queen's as a re-
sort for oomtneroial travellers." The
Advocate says :-"Mr. Cousins, of Mitch-
ell, has rented Stretton's hotel, Brussels.
Prank White will attend the bar. They
are both good men and their loss to
Mitchell will be Brussel's gran."
olifeneral News..
The first pestoffioe was established in
1516.
Mr. Gladstone's condition is much im-
proved.
Printing was introduced into England
in 1474.
The number of different languages
spoken in Europe is 587.
Of every million people in the world
eight hundred are blind.
There are ovar 71,000 dogs in Paris ito-
(=ding to the official census.
A needle passes through eighty oper-
ations before 11 18 perfectly made.
The Sootoli miners have daoided to aid
the striking miners on the continent,
.A.priest of Dunmore has refused to ad-
minister the sacrament to Parnellites.
Heligoland has a national debt of 210 ;
the revenue ie between 28,000 and 4;9,-
000.
Shakeapeare died in 1616, four years.
before the Pilgram Fathers landed on
Plymouth Rook.
A hailstorm has destroyed almost ‘lie
entire tvheat crop in tho neighborhood of
Kansaa.
Secretary Blainelwas able to leave his
bed Monday, but be still suffers con.
siderable pion from gout.
The Italian residents of Bostou have
decided to present the city with a statue
of Christopher Columburs.
Edison's phonogeephio doll now speaks
one hundred and thirty.five words.
Formerly it could speak but thirty.
11 10 gated that negobiationa between
England and Portugal for an agreement
reletive to South Afrioa have been con -
°laded.
Ninety members 03 1160 British Hotlee
of Commons are now suffering from in-
fluenza, tholuding Sit Richard Webster,
Attorney -General,
It is said that Iceland, with a popula-
tion of 70,000, is entirely Protestant, and
that it hes neither a prison, police, or
Pella° of the peace,
A stook company has been formed in
St Petersburg to buy large bracts of land
111 Calleatflia, on the ;nest of the Black
Sea, for tin cultivation of tea.
The Indians on the Okanagan reaerva.
Lion, Wash., are in a state of constraint.
tion over the ravogee of la grippe. More
than 100 have clied and the others an
fleeing to Idaho and other places.
The Washington signal office reporte
that the temperature on Sunday morning
was the lowest in two denies in both
eastern and Weiner» Mato. Kiting
frosts tvere reported in Michigan and
010301310 01110
Whet ie belieVed to be the largeet
tingle pike of granite ewer started at ono
blast in Quitoy has heon moved from its
original bed in Rogers' quarry, Quiecy,
Mak. It le 25 foot wide, 20 feet thiolt
ana 70 long. The riernteny hag been
ilee yeers boring the front of the stone,
10 ot the lined quality.
Rapid moil delivery by street OftV is
proposed by the pectofilve authorities 111
Buffalo, N. V. Emelt ear is to krry a
box into which 1112 :Jana; ean l, blipped,
and from which they ode removed at tt
central station, to which ell the link in
the oity run. The Buffalo Ry. Go., which
operates Um rallwee's, is in favor of the
plan,
Memphis despateli t -Ono ot the moat
extraordinary CMOs in medical annals is
that of MISS Tolleson, a student at a
leading instution in this city. The
yonng lady was attacked with tonsillitis
O few days ago, her temperature raising
to 105 and then to 108, her death being
moinentarily expected. To the utter
senaternation of the attending physicians
her tomperatare continuee to rise stead-
ily to 158 Fahrenheit, breaking the re.
oord, also sevotel thermometers, whioh
could not record any higher. Strangest
of all is the fact that the young lady is
improving and may reeover. There is
but oue parallel case on record, that of a
victim 02 peritonitis at Ornahe, Neb.,
whose temperature reached 152 degrees.
xec:>=elsT.
GIMOST.-To Wingham, on the 4111 inst.,
the wife of Mr. S. Graoey of a SOIL
SOOT. -1n East Saginaw, Mich., on the
10th inst., the wife of Rev. A. Scott
Glihnt I
al.fnr; Wingham, on the 4113 inst.,
the wife of Mr. It, A. Graham of
twin sons.
Tenon. -In Brussels, on May 15th, the
wife of Mr. R. L. Taylor, Barrister,
of a son.
EACIOETT.-In Morris, on the 7111 inst„
Ole wife of Mr. Anthony Haggett of
a daughter.
Seafortil, on the fth inst., the
wife of Mr. I. V, Fear, druggist, of a
daughter,
DUCKLOW.-111 on the llth inst.,
the 21110 02 Mr, Peter Ducklow, of a
daughter.
2,,fr.a.MMInaDD,
WALAACO-SanNcE.- At the Methodist
Parsonage, Gorrie, on tha 13141 inst.,
by Rev. W. Torrance, Mr. William
Wallace to Miss Elizabeth Spence,
all of Howick.
11.901101'-GlIAIlAU.-In Stratford, on Iday
13311, by Rev. Dr. Griffin, Rev. F. E.
Nugent, pastor of Trafalgar street
Methodist church, Mitchell, to Miss
Leona Graham, of the wane place.
FLACE-SAITTE.-00 the 18131 inst., at the
residence of the bride's parents, 1
Biggs' terrak, Winnipeg, by the
Rev. James Allan, Ma Arthur Fleck,
of Wingbam, to Lottie, daughter of
Mr. 3. C. Smyth.
=IMOD.
CLIJETT.-In Blyth, on Tuesday May Path,
John Oluett, aged 76 yenta.
.A.11A1SMO3e.-In Morris, on May 1601,
Robert Armstrong, aged 61 years
and 8 days.
CowAx.-In Elms., on Monday, May 1111,
Peter Cowan, aged 72 years, 4 months
and 4 clays.
SCAHLETT.-Ill MoKillop, on May 14th,
Mary, roliet of the late Satnuel Seal,
lett, aged 64 years and 2 months.
INems.-At U.'yner, Dakota, on May 81:11,
of croup, Willie Ebert, aged 6 years
and 13 days, son oe wm. Inglis, late
of Grey.
BILLINOSLIIT.-In Kamloops, 13. C., on
April 25313, laeorne 11., only daughter
of T. Billingsley, of Bluevale, aged
25 years.
VAanosicntx.-Iu Wingbam, on the 711)
inss., at the residence of her (laugh-
tereatIrs, A. J. Conover, Rhode Van-
buskirk, aged 65 years, 4 months
and 9 days.
23=0"C7016=7..,M IVC.A.1V,2C3Erias.
Fall Wheat 1 07 1 10
Spring Wheat 1 00 1 Oa
Barley 45 50
Outs 41 43
Peas07
Batter, tubs and rolls...-. 7.: 14
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel 5 00 5 50
Potatoes 50 00
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Pork . . 500 550
Hides per lb 4 00
Salt per bbl., retail1 25 00
Sheep skins, earth 60 75
Lamb skins eaoh 40 SO
Wool, per lb. 17 18
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
•
ONEY TO LOAN.—PRIVATE
ITt Venda Apply to GEMIGE BINGBTON,
4011e0, Illinois, 01 00
41.20 THOS. KELLY, 13russels.
on Farm Security nt Low rate of In.
barest. Apply at Tan PosW Publishing House,
Brussels. de 11. A.
NOTICE11
Tho Connell of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the Comb
Rouse, in tee Town of Goderich, on Wednes-
day, the Third drty of Jima at 8 o'clook r. 9,
418,1011111 ADAMSON,
Godorich, 03107 1031,, County Clerk.
_
CUM.' 01' REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OP 0111012.
Notice is hereby given that the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the TowashiP
of Gray, County of Huron, will moot as Court
of Revision at glIETON'S 13001110, fawner, ou
Tuesday, May 20113, 1891, Hi 00 (I, 460,
Parties lutereeted ri ill govern thetneelverl
accordingly,
WM. SPLOTCH, Clark.
. .
XECUTORS' NOTICE TO CRED-
ITORS.
Pursuant to Borland E tato Les of Ontario,
1837, Chapter 110, Section 2.11, uotlo o is hereby
given that all creditors, next of 15n, and
others havinn (0113 0101039 10411114 the estate
of ,3009 Pumas, late of the Township of
ahoy, iu the Cotinty of Huron, farmer, do,
oeitsint,who tliod on or latent the 22115 day
ot Mara, :2,1). 1801, In said township, are
hereby required to send, by post prepaid, to
Messrs, MoPhorson & Davidson, of the City
of Stratford, Ontario, Solicitors for the Exe-
Miters, addressed to them et said 0117, on
oe before the 28211 Day or May, 1301, a state-
ment containing their names and address
end full particulars of their Maim a, and that
after said 2801 day of May the said (moon tors
ivill pmeeed to dfstributo tho assets of tho
said deceased among the parties' entitled
thereto, having regard Dub/ to the °Mime of
whleh notice 0190111)."vo been given as dere.
said, and the said exeoutors will 003 1,9 liable
for the said assets, Or any part thereof, to
6131)' nerson or wagon of whose Mahn or
clahnfl notice shall not have boon received
by the sald MePherson 46 Davidson ab tho
Mule of swat distribution.
IttOPHIALSON &DAVIDSON, Stratford,
Benetton toe
OneleAu Penns 1110(1 3:016300 CARDIPP.
404 erixecutore.
MAY 22, 1891
NE W
Ca. PAPER
Tr you want your house
papered in the best style,
with newest goods, at lowest
prices try
J. T. Pepper, Druggist,
BRUSSELS.
BANKING.
AVINTOSH & Mo-tiedART;,
BANKERS, BRUSSELS,
Tzo,ca.macta Ckaf.s..ro,1 DE3a.salclac.a
DEtweisaeassa.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadien and 130130(1 States Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest (thawed ou Deposits.
Collections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Agents -Murton-Ann BANK 01.
CANADA..
Now York Asents-Dirotrenna .0040 70911),
MIS 'NATIONAL 21A09.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
TAYLOR, B. 0. L.,
• Barrister, Solicitor, &o., 2.1 Adelaide
Street East, Toronto. Money to Loan,
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
xi.. Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions nuulo. 0111co-Vaustone's Bleak, 131 ne-
wts. 21-8m*
AV M. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Convoyanoar, No tatty Pub -
lie, dm. Otlice-Graham 0 }Book, 1 de north
p1120139030 Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan.
10KSON & HAYS,
(Late with Sorrow 44Pron3bfoot, Gods.
rich,) Hamsters, Solicitors, Oeuyeyaucers.
Ofeces-hrussels and Seaforth. Bros.
eels 02100 -73p -stairs over Bank. Money
to Loan,
16,8,0.000, W. E. MilseN
BUSINESS CARDS.
iurisS O'CONNOR,
Timelier of Organ ann Piano.
4041 ',rimless street, Brussels.
-
MoCIRACKEN,
• Issuror °Marriage Licenses. 011laa
at hie Grocery, 2nraberry street. Hressels,
-D N. BA.RRETT,
1.33.Tonsorial Artiste . Shop -Next door
south of A. SI. Mc Kay ,b Co's hardware store.
Ladies' ana childrens hair cutting a spoolalty
oNAIR,
• Theurer of Marriage Lioonses, by
appointment of Lient,-0overnor, Commis-
SIMI Cr, So, Q. B. Convoyaneer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co. 0111ce at the Cranbrook
Post Oilleo,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INsUltANoN,
FIRE AND MARINF..
• GUELPH.
A LEX. HUNTF,R,
Clerk of tile Fourth Division Court;
Co, Huron, Couveyaneer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loan and insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to 1055. Colleotions made.
Oftlae in Graham's Bleak, Brussels,
' •
MISS SHERLOC1K,
'JLate of the Conservatory of Mimic,
Toronto, le prepared to givo lessons at
Ethel and Cranbroolr. Pupil of Professor
Fisher and Mr. Harrison on the piano, and
of Afr. S. H. Clerk in vocal music.. Clam at •
Oranbrook every. Tmsday. For terms, Bre„
apply at the Mebliodiet Parsons ge , Ethel.
DENTAL.
7:71 7E8T,T01TMS,"2" 1
G. L. Ball, Tle 13,6, Nitres Oxide Gas ad.
ministered for the Pflulees Extraction of
Teeth. 74 e•reard Street ERA, TORONTO,
M. CAVANAGH, 1. D• Se 0.0. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, cud of Toronto 'Gni.
versity. OZTIOR-Oval Popper's Drug Store,
Brussels,
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN,
.L61. • Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend sales of fermii, farm stook, &o. Terms
ohseof,illy g Vou. um wok 19.0, Sales
May be arranged at Tan Posw Publishing
House, Brussels.
GEORGE KLRKBY,
Lionneed electioneer. Pales eonduat-
ed on reasonable terms, Farms and farm
stook a Specialby. Orders loft at Tau POST
Publishing House, Bru seals, or sentto Walton
P. 0,, will receive prompt attention,
HAVING TAKEN OUT LWEN-
RE as an Auctioneer, am prepared
to e08n1001 sales of fawn stook at reasonable
priees. Knowing. the staucling of gently
every person X am m a position to Roll to
good maxim and get good security when sold
on credit, Satisfaotion guaranteed. Give
me a call. 82. E 3,800719,
MEDICAL CARDS.
M. E. CALE, M.D., 0.01.,
TV Member of the College of Physician,
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
Moo and Residence - Main street East,
Ethel, Ontario,
TA. MaNAUGHTON, NI. D.
. 0, R. 0.P., Edinburgh, AL 0. P
3.0111. At Pepper's Drug Store from 2 to
21:800,01.01112 from 1;80 to 49,01, At other
hours 109.13 110 found at his reaideeee. forth.
erly 09011910(1 by Dr. utubliason, Milt Bt.
. VETERINARY,
D. WARWICK,
e • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseasee of dolueetioatail anilnals lu 0 a0111 -
potent manner. Partioular attontion paid
to YetOritiary dentistry, Oalla promptly at -
totaled to, Office and Infirmary -Two doors
north of bridge, 'Xurnborry et., Brussels,
COURT OF REVISION,
--
VILLAGLI 01' nnussiats.
Take notiee that the Court of Revision fOr
the Vltlage of Brusaele, for the 5'ane1801, will
be bold In the Tows' leArt, On
itiONDAV, .133600 114,1891, ai 7180 p.
All patsons Interested win Orem take 130.
1108 and oat aceordlimiy,
le 8. SCOTT, Oltek.