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TIIE BRUSSELS POST
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SPRING 'A N N N
441,
EMENT
While thanking the Public for the very Liberal Patronage extended to us since opening here,
would remind them that our
Spring Stock is now Complete in all Lines
and that we are in a much better position to supply their wants than we have been in the past,
BOOTS & SHOES.
Gur Spring Etock has the Nobbiest
Goods i the Yarket,
We call particular attention to our
41. Mena' Fine Bals. and Congress in Calf, Don-
gola and Cordivan. To our Ladies' Fine
Dongolas in laced and buttoned, as well as
Oxford Ties and Toe Slippers, also full
lines for boys. youths, misses and children.
Au inspection of our goods' solicited before
you buy
GENTS' - FURNISHING -8,
In this Zine we keep our Stook well
assorted. The newest styles in Ties,
Golla,rs, Shirts, ,-earfs, Braces,
Hose, Gloves and Underwear.
3:DEzmas .7room:co.
In the Dry Goods Department we call Special Attention to our Dress Goods—we have
a full line in Black and Colored Henriettas, Black Scliels, Tweed. Patterns in all wool
and unions, Serges, as well as a full range of low lines In Dress Trimmings we keep
Pongee and Surah Sillss, Ginns, Cords, Braids, &c Our Prints are extra value and the
newest patterns in the market Our all wnol Delaines and Delainettes are handsome
goods. When you want Muslin, Lawns or Embroideries you will find no better stock to
choose from than ours.
We are s'iowing extra value in Lace Curtains, Curtainettes and Art Muslins— A full
range of prices in Ladies' Circulnrs
A Line of Slovin Coatings just to llama
Our Staple Department is stocked with the very best goods,
which we sell at close cut
prices—Shirtiugs, Cottonades, Cottons, Table Linens, Hollands, Towelings, Towels. Tick -
lugs, Flannelettes, &c. ---We are showing the best value in the market.
CROMPlUX COR,S'ET6' always in stoet,
• Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Hosiery.
OUR BEAM ROSE ARE "GUARANTEED STAINLESS."
we
Enclifulk ChM,
Our new Spring Suits are just to hand,
We can fit any size of Man, Youth or Boy,
and our prices will be found rock bottom
on every line.
A full line of MensWaterproof Coats in
plain rubber, and plain or check tweeds
with or without capes
Suits made io Order,
Good fits Guaranteed.
A Nobby line of Tweeds, Werstod Suitings and
Pantings always on hand.
13 A '11S3•,,Tfa.
Our new stock of hats for Spring are now to
handli you want a new Christy,
Derby, Fedora or Crush Hat call
and see our Stock.
A FULL_ LINE OF GROCERIES ALWAYS KEPT IN STOCK.
Our Teas are Noted for Good Value.
The highest price paid for good Butter and 7
An Inspection of our Stock
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Otstritt The deeter exemined the ginger
and found in it a (orcin eubtance 01 a
.A.Sealet)(eti..
Wm. Dunn and W. II. Wilson have
beeil on the sick list.
Already 100,000 brick are being shipped
to this station to supply the demand for
next Summer's builditig operations.
John wikon and wilily have deuided
te remove to Dakota in the near future,
where inottey making prosreate are
briebter.
Itiehavd Graham, a hotel keeper of
long standing in lelnia, has sold out to
Nat Geighlin, of Elms, who gets posses.
eion the first of April.
Fred. Switzer and family have moved
into the video, ?Jr. Switzer having
bouelv the reddenee lately occupied by
Micheal Corrie and rented his owu farm
LO 31 r. Lachlan for a term of five years.
Tho following ie a list of perilous from
this locality who left for the Northwest
on Tuesday of last week :—John Duck,
low, Miss MoOromla Win. Morrison,
Mrs. Morrison, Wm. Buchanan, Mrs.
Beellainin, IV. A. litedialian, A, Wilson,
for Neepneva ; Geo. Cranston, Miss Oran-
oton, A. Dinown, 8. Giddins, for Bran-
don. A ear of settlers' effeets accompan-
ied the passengers for Neepawa.
JL.isetio ase se 1
Listowel Spring Show will bo held in
April, on Friday 22nd,
D. D. Campbell has rented hie term
within the corporation limits to Henry
Smith,
Dr. Rotherford does nob intend leaving
towid but will oontinus in parbuorship
with Dr, Parke its beretofme.
Tenders are asked for the oonveyanee
of Tier Majesty's mails between Gowans -
town and Kurtzville three therm a week ;
oleo between Mooefield and Traceable,
and between Outewold and Elora, daily.
°entree& to ran four yeare,
The Charlton house numbering °eve-
ntual, aec. melting fair progress with their
k. illost of the huainees platos in
town and many houses on Main and
Wallace streets are now numbered. The
houses on sono of the other areas have
also boon numbered.
Anse Mollie of Glenallan, who has
recently bean engaged ite milliner at
Themson Bros.' in this town, had a narrow
escape from death by poisoning while
V1811 iug at it reletnyeet in roronto. W4188
Ileitis end lbtisi IVIellobbie of Shelbourne,
another relative, along with five members
of the family of John H. Fitzgerald, 48
Robert street, where they were stoppiug,
shunt pot of an afternoon iu making
ginger snaps, taking the ginger for that
perpuee from a half potted can whioh httd
been purthased some time before. A few
of the snaps were oaten, and, luckily,
on/ ' few, for about an hour after dive cat
those who had eaten were taken violently
ill, Alarmed pi the suddennese and
leadenness of the attacks, other Mambo&
Of the family eon for Dt. Dame, of the
warner of Spadina avenue and Wilbox
street. Ile saw at once that poieion WAS
et tho bottom of the troth& and after
arinMeisteeing antidote' brought the
nation& mewed. Shortly afterevard two
tier° ef the family 'tufted from sireilit
whitish °Dior. It is his intention to have
it analyead. Unfortunately, the label
WAS torn from the Rinker eau, so twit
whore it was olvained is onknown.d.
week or so ago two of the household were
seized with terrible 'pine after drinking
ginger tea made from the same ginger.
The sufferers were as well /19 over next
morning.
Wieteeti I tea.
The waterworks mains will be exteidled.
The Tureberry Agricultural Soucty
has decided not to bold a spring show
this year.
Geo, J. Musgrove, L. D. S., who lately
grim -hotted from the Dental Collage, To.
1,03110, has optimal an office in Forest.
The fire brigade of this town are idalr-
ing arrangements for a uelehr 'thin on
Ur Majo.ty's hirtladav, the 24th of May.
1 R. AdamsoE this town, kite pur-
chased tee tannery of F. Story, of
Tesswetet, and will take possession short-
ly.
Prof. Seat intends giving a concert in I
town about the Lieginnieg of Apeil. Miss
Jessie Alexander, of Turonto, and Mrs,
Cooper, of London will assist.
A. Irate, of Chaliam, te here painting I
new sceilery for the ripening of the towu
bali whith will be on or about the 1st of
, next month, The opennig will be oele.
' belated by the prodreaion of Hazel Kirke.
I II W. 0, Meyer, Q. 0. left last week
• on his long trip. lie will return home
from Japan via Sae Fritiluieco and Van
00040 Misses Gem, Alive and Aggio,
hie (laugh& s, atwornpenied him as far
as Calgary, N. \V. T,, afterwards going
through to the Coast Mr, Meyer will
return about the 25th DE Jane.
Steeltte I.
Wm. Ames am] family have Imunno
residents of one town. \17e like to see
men of his stamp Dome to live with na.
Jolau Oobor has loom! bie <sort sell
ahead oP arty other in the market old
orders filled last week nave Woe tionb.ed
this weelt. If you have not men it do so
before yon &vest in snob ot artiele.
House. WAR:STNS.—Mr, AOC( ‘11`8. Barbs
ley entertained a comber of Moods and
eeighbors on Friday taget litet ab their
bonito on the farm and now they aro
settled down to &ruling. We hope they
may bo as noes:Ifni at that to they
were ha pleasing the people who 0001' to 1
• "goot 1 1"A pIs000lib
time wits Blatant by all,
Cement Noxere—On Sunday evening I
&et Bev. Mr. Sherlock announaed an
Epworth Lougee tea at the pareonage nit
Thursday evening of tide week,—lb Was
00 stormy 01 Tuesday OVOlittlf; that thu
usual prayetwheeting and 'Bible Class
was nab held in the Presbyterian oherell.
We May aay it wag not the pastor's fault
as he was there. Stortne do not cause
hie %Wenn° tvhen the roads are peso-
able.--almee who were itoli at the Eng.
lith °hutch sorvioo lase Sunday mote.
ing--and there 4016 iteverel—l019501 one
of the best sermons we &tee yet lied the
pleiteero of lietenieg to. Sae TonEyee it
promieing Sve8.108.--A. Sunday school
will shortly be otgaideed ln conneation
with theelinglish abatis here,
Meseta Dilworth it Milne haveg been
offered at go el tigere her their siallion
have let him go. lie was purchased by
seeteteieinnelettt of MoKi lop and will bo an
acenieition to the good stock of that
The S. of T. concert nvta 11 oomplete
sueoes, It was a young people's get im
largely and they deserve much credit for
the way everything pasierl off, We nev.
er eitw .1..; hated them perform better,
though ofroorwee still room for improve.
mete generally. We meat not forget to
remark that Mr. Mawkies, of Bruseels,
was received with much applause being
repeatedly encored to which he generous-
ly responded . nor that the chair was
occupied by Robb. Elliott, The Division
exchequer will be materially aided by
the net proueeds.
Towesuir Ilente—Our brother of Oran -
brook in last weeltet Pose claims to "im-
agine" verinuely. Well, not being gifted
With his imagination, he will pardon us
for dike ing wish him, and while we can
argue to differ we will not be bad friends.
We have rind to see his "vacant belle"
both itt Oranbrook and Ethel, but again
not hosing his eyes we have failed to Lind
them. In °midweek the hells are aerie-
ciated with the hotels either an the build-
ing itself er jest adjoining and the same
may be said of Borbon's here. aloAllis-
ter's hall here ie over full AS it is, bring.
leg in a yearly rental of nearly $100, and
then 11 no use for a gathering of it couple
of h in trod. The same may lie said of
the Orange Hall except that from its out
of the rene situation its yearly income is
not half ma mush, So the liames'
Oranbroolc, provided the feet that the
entrance is from the hotel yard be no
barrier, ie the only hall that could be
made to an•wer the purpose at all at
preeent existent.
113 lu two, lee.
Inspector ibb visited our school on
Wed nesdn,y of laet week,
Miss Annie Gray, ie we are glad to say,
slowly recovering from her long illness.
The teinperanee tneetiiig which wee to
have taken place on Friday llth, 000
postponed till Fliday 18th ou amount of
the 500111
The aliniversary sorvines of the Metho-
dist church were oonducted by the Rev.
W. W. Leeeh, of Woodliarn, in the morn-
ing, Rev. Mr. Sellery, of Wingham, in
the afternoon and Rev. A. Y. Hartley, of
Blnevale, in the evening.
fast SaturdayMrs Lewis wife of
the soution boss here, departed this life
after an extended illnese, Dropsy, or tt
tumor, was supposed to be the these of
hoe death. The funeral took Oath on
Newly.
Tom illiere, a lad of fourteen disappear-
ed front our village on '11needity of last
week rettler tnyeterioitely. Ile went to
the podt-offloo as usual in the morning
but did nob return biome. itis gesediane,
Isl. and Mrs. Lowle, are very anxious for
his eafeby,
fan Wednesday of last week the thingles
of Dar. leltiereig house caught fire from
the chimney whirsh 'night have proved
dieastroue lied it not been for the ever
ready told alerb Mr. Booker who eating.
niched the beams before the inhabitants
even stiepeeted the danger.
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Mrs. II. Slitter wee guite ill this week
from °Melling cold after having leeth ex-
tracted.
Dzeo.-011 Thursday of this week
Alexander MeDonald, 8rd now, died at
the Raven°, d age of 78 yeacs. The In 818.
ral vilt take place on Saturday after-
noon at 1 o'clock. Interment Itt Brussels
oeinetery.
Leat Tuesday ferenonn Mars len
Smith s horse ran away from Brussels
Mdianfu his atteeipt to stop the 'mi-
me' he was thrown down and had three
ribs broken, hie arm and shoulder injur-
ed and his face cub.
C. Bowerman has tendered his resign0.
hoe as teaeher at S. No. 1 mei will re-
move about May lst. He intends taking
tip Dentistry, it is said. Mr.I3 is n goad
teacher. The trustees are advertising
for it teacher to take his place.
Th ; new school bell for Duke's school
has arrived and will shortly be placed
iu position, It was purelnised with the
peceeeds of the entertainment held in
the nohool house last montu and is a
eredit to the section. Joim Eukinier, of
10111,1, WAS the importor.
l'epleasant time 1*118 enjoyed at a ear-
leeimolai at T. Davideon's, ilio Goa.,
• last Friday evening. Vocal mnuieal
seleetions were contributed by 1). Slew•
• art and family, and T. Gibson, W. 13.
• Dickson gave a reading. Some of the
Brussels boys wore treeted to cream and
°there to buttermilk instead of coffee.
P1'000510 CIAO.
PROMPIO.—Withh1 the past 10 shays
The, Stewatt, hob 18, cote le, had it ewe
that preeeuted him with three hubs noel
a few dye after ono 00 113 uotve hese) up
the rowed by iutazelnoing twin ealto.
Donald Clampbell, of lot 15, con, 111, bits
three spring lambs that are hard to beat.
One of them weighs 10 pounds and the
other two 15 each. 11 these men were
iton suab good Grits the N. P. might be
credited with these mares of swam,
The township hall matter TOOANua
Jutta ILO airing of Into both pro and
uon taut it twee& uuw 01 if it has hoed
pigeon -holed for a time ae least, Latter-
ly the matter resolved into a mall between
Ethel and Oranbrook for the building.
The cutniter pelatow was not represented
uu the ego ire ill tem item of the town
ship and therefore does not represent the
feeling of Ole people in the neatter. The
stook argument used there was that the
hall was to be built at .Ethel and if this
would not fetoli 'sin the next argumenb
WAS 0166 OW blinding would be Irick
with steno haeement, heated teem below
and wonkl oosb $2,000 or more. This
was the "white elephant" that would get
signature every Mule. Tho intelligent
elector both north and south will HEM GO
it that a township hall is built before
loog in a place as couvenient as possible
to all and the exteeme jeloaely existing
between these two villages, Ethel and
Otanbrook, will so far ita a hall is eon.
corned "likely go to jumbodone" The
reasons eteted in this column a few weeks
ago in favor of a township hall tsarina be
walleyed by any one and no matter
whether the Counellineo ire all in the
Sont&Weet corner or in the Nottheleiteb
corner a hall will be built before very
long,
Joseph Raynard has the materia' on
the ground for his proposed new brick
residence.
' Miss Ansman, who had been so sick
f r some weeks past, died on Monday.
It ie sad to see seethe men and young
avow& compelled to IOM'S ns 3051 00
1 they cress the threshold ef 11 busy life
and are about to enter upon the joys end
duties of waterer yeers. Hee Amman
i was preparing for her wedding white the
was forced to a ekes bed from %Moll she
never Mae. Mor death was from °cm.
suioptiou eaetentad by um attack 01 indam•
inatiou brought on, by expdsdre. The
friends have the sympathy of the entire
neigheorhooi as Julie wee a general
f svoribo
Your Ethel correspondent in "Council
Notes" last week seys the anti -hall peed.
tion wail received by the Commit with
evirleut surprise or words to they effeut.
We were surprised too, eepeoially when
we learned that a nuomer of temperance
itilvocates and ehurell mamba& II id eign.
ed that petition. These go el people
must have beau greatly frightened ey the
einereased taxation," sear" so un.uensely
magnified and so deeperately divine d by
the anti Let us Wit& 0. minute.
Yon most grant that our Council meet
have accommodation, it platte to hold
their meetings. You must also allow
that that accommodation is worth some
thing, costs money. Now, hat does it
cost mid who pays it ? Will aou say
Brussels people or any other outsiders
pay it ? leo, it 00 mes out of the towil-
ship. How ie it paid ? Nob in 510108—but it ie paid all right. It doe'e cost yon a
4147 t•A'14.4
atarT1T
iS a blood dIseese. Until the ie
1 expelled Earn the systeL., iiiere eau
be 10 enro eee this leathsome neat
clanentrous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment, is a thorough course
el Ayer's Sarsaparilla— the host of all
blood purifiers, The sooner you begin
the butter; delay is deogeeoue.
"I was troubled with catarrh for over
two years. I trie0 various renandiee,
and tees tee,m,a 1, a nr.ralier 1 11, 1:-
1,,, bet teeeitiel no benefit mail I
hogall to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A
few battles of this mode inn cured Inc of
this trouldt•some romp inint and cone-
pieteie teetered nte licede."—Jessen
llu.01
'ril-VVIlein"1.AILylr.1''''s.''18a;Ir'enlp''aill'le, was too-
otranondoit to ino for catarrh, I was ins
eline,d to doubt its efficacy. Having
tried so enemy remedies, with little ben -
Mit, I had 110 1,1111 that anything wonla
1,11r0t110, I became emaciated from 10811
of appetite and inirnIred cligeati(al. I
had nearly lost the Reuse of stnell, and
ley seed inn. was 'badly thirOn,Tod, wee
about iliecourageti, when a frletel tolled
tne to try Ayer's Sarettpizilla, and re-
ferred MO tO p310$0101 wheLt it had venal
of eaten& Alter tattlers hale a dozen
legible of thie needeine, 1 rtni colt vineed
that the only sure Way 1 thla
obstinate disown) 18 tlit•ettgla tho blood,"
—Charles IT, Maloney, 113 River at,
Lowed', Mass,
Ayr's Narsaaritia9
OYSTERS !
Two.Brands Oyibters this
week tit 40e. and 46e.
per Quart,
100 Doz. Lemons at 15e., 20c.
25e. and 80e. per doz. 100 Doz.
Oranges at 20e., 25c. 80e. and
40e. per dozen. 20 Quarts ot
Cranberries at 10e. per quart.
10 Gallons Maple Syrup to
be Sold this week.
Fresh Cocoanuts, Peanuts, Almonds,
Filberts and walnuts always on hand.
100 lbs. of Cream Candies in
this week.
T. RUTLEDGE.
Star Fest = auraint
Opposite American Hotel.
anything, eh ? Thou ib -costs your neigh.
bee a double portion. Is th it fair ? Well
how much does it coat anyway ? Dont
kuow jest wiett exactly but we can make
an estimate that will mat be far od the
merit. It seems to be the general opinion
that if the eystetn of peradubelating
council meetings were doce away with
and the township business teeth to a
Township Mall two of the three botele,
which at present furnish the township
with hall iteeommodittinn,wotild he found
sedietent to do the regular hotel business
of this section of country. Now, if the
present way of conducting Opened Wei -
nese supports une hetet, it ooets the town.
elam jest that ninth and the meet of yen
can name 01 011 figures a8 theily as we
can, Say then, does $200 per year: cotter
what the township pays for hall &loom-
modation as we have it at present 7 We
Wilk not, No, and yet if every one of
eon illee, Who have been paying none of
this, would mins year pat your heeds in
your pookete and pay one half what it
oasts each of our present payers everts!
year WO would have a Mall to be proud
of and free of expellee for all time as
such a Mall wotttd be self susteining.
A party of Yale meta on a lark broke
up the last act of tha "Vendetta" tet Bun.
nolra Grand °pora hones iu New liavon,
coon., lam Sunday night, One of the
'ancients threw a snow -ball hitting one of
the miters. Another inisailo of this char.
eater titre* Miss Field, the leading lady
of the Gout pauy. For a ferr mieuteg tiler°
was considerable exoitemen6 in • the
theater, %OM was packed. Four of the
disturbs avoid; arrested.
XOSIPARRA 110
J, 0. Ayer & Oo„ Loweif, Man.
Price ele els beiges, Ob. Worth 3 0 bottle,