The Brussels Post, 1892-4-29, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
APRIL 29, 1892
A MI IST
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How easy it is to buy gouda, eepeoially
Wall Papoose end ltnd afterwards that
you have made a mistake and oeuld have
bought some that you would have liked
anuoh better. Now if you wish to ,wufd
BI8APPOINT IIN T
Yon should Select your
Wall Papers
From our large assorted stock of new
American designs, which we are offering
at such reasonable prices. If you are
contemplating doing any papering we
would like you to see our samples.
G. A. DEAD:1IAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o,
!ARANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & D.
Trains tears Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
Go/NO SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
nfv il...... G:s a.m. Alfred . 9:18 a.m.
Express 11:52 a.m. Mail 5:16 p.m.
Maxed 8:65 p.m. Express 0:45 p.m.
y41 41 fk1?SI�f1Yl",
A chiefs smang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prem it.
CLEAN up your yard.
Comte meeting neat Monday evening.
Dm you see the bills for the Queen's
Birthday celebration iu Brussels ?
Tais weeli Wm. Edgar moved. to Wal-
ton to prepare for the opening of the
cheese making season.
ECLIrs&.—A total eclipse of the sun,
invisible in Canada took place last Tues-
day. We envy expect more nol,geoial
weather from this.
Near Sunday the regular quarterly
meeting will be held in the Methodist
church, Testimony meeting at 15:00 a.
m., preaching at 10;30 and Sacreen501 at
close of service.
Mns..BAILEY'S reputation as an elocut.
ic',ist is rapidly extending, and her per.
formnnce last night was calculated to
add oousideral.ly to it. Her recital of the
"Chariot Race" from B.o Hur, could not
uo
surpassed.—Toronto Empire.
Docsons may differ in opinion as to the
cause of that feeling of languor and fati-
gue se prevalent in the spring ; but all
agree as to Nisbet is the best remedy for
it, namely, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It makes
the weak strong, sold effectually removes
teat tired feeling.
LAST Moody James Blashill, shoe-'
maker, removed from Brussels to Ethel
whers he has rented a shop and intends
pushing his trade. The orobestra of the I
Methodist Sabbath School will miss him
as be played the flute and was always on '
hand. They are sorry to lose bin.
SasENAxE.—Lest Friday night the Sea -
forth brass Band drove to Brussels and
sereuaded their former townsman, Jamas
O'Leary, now proprietor of the Queen's
Hotel in this plane. After a number of
musical seleetions had been rendered on
the piazza the boys were hospitably
entertained by Mr. and Aliso O'Leary.
AT Association Hall last evening, Mre.
Sara Lord Bailey, one of the fleet lady
readers of the United States, appeared
for the first time and more than sustain-
ed the great reputation that has preceded
her. Her readings were good, particular-
ly her rendering of the "Chariot Race,"
which has probably never been equalled
in Toronto. This brilliant reader is al.
ready becoming quite popular with the
Canadian people.—Toronto Globe.
ORANGE or BUSINESS.—Harvie J. Strong,
of Toronto, has purohased the photo-
graph gallery, in the Stratton block, from
W. W. Bargees and has taken possession.
He p omisee to do work on the latest end
most approved sye'em. Mr. Burgess,
who deserves great credit for the good
1) 5010eas he has worked up, intends re.
moving to Winnipeg in the near future
where his brother is now liviug. While
regretting ilir. Burgess' removal we wel-
some Mr. Strong as a resident of Bros -
els.
A LITERARY and musical recital was
gi en in Beverly street Baptist Church
last evening at which &Irs. Sara Lord
bailey, the 0000mplised Boston elocution.
let was assisted by Cha thumb choir.
Mrs. Bailey's readings were new and
excellent. icer rendering of "Ruggles'
Dinuor Party" and "Life for a Life"
were eepeoiately effective. The Beverly
street people say they have seldom, if
ever, had the privilege of ever listening
to such a brilliant elocutionist, and are
certainly to be commended on their
choice of such a reader for their annual
ooncert.—Torouto Mail.
Fins—Saturday afternoon the cry of
fi..e was raised and the fire alar{n was
soon heard. The fire engine and hose
carte were hurried to the scene which
proved to be the rag/donee of ano. Me.
Galium, shoemaker, situated on Mechavio
t. reef. How the fire started is not
known as the inmates of the house were
all absent at the time but from appear.
ances it looked as if it spark from the
kitchen chimney had lodged in the roof
of the main building. Water was soon
Warms from the linos of hose but it 800.2
plain from the first that the building was
d.•omed and all that remains is a badly
searched wreck. The most of the furni-
ture, &o, downstairs was saved but every.
tbien upstairs was oonsumed. Had it
not been for the sten:y and powerful
stream: of water from 1 to fire engine the
residence of Roberti tienderson would
have fallen a prey to tho flames too as
the wind was very strong. Mr. McCall-
um had $550 insurance on the building
and'oontents. The house was 4 frame
stracittre, 18x24 feet, with kitchen in the
rear and was Greeted sixteen or aeven-
teen years ago. Beattie Bros. team took
the engine to the river. It was placed
north of F. LeBon's property and Work.
ad splendidly. The Inspector of the
Ilforbh Amo:loan Co. was here on Wed-
nesday and granted Mr. McCallum an
order for $470 on bodge and °entente
destroyed. it was a very prompt settle.
.lent,
ANor1IEn1 intereeblug Tether from Thos,
Gibson, M. 1'. P., has been received and
will appear i11 the columns of Tote Past
next w, fi
Amore:rite meeting of the bast
Huron Lieeuso Comnliaeiouers will be
held at the Amerioau Hotel, Brussels, nn
1 richt' cf this weep,
J. Prawn, brie been appninted agent
for the Singer sowing miaobiue for Brus-
sels and legality. Ile will take up hie
residence over le, 0, Rase' store,
Worm, it trot be a good idea to ask the
Dominion Government to stook the river
Maitland with trout or some other kind
of nail that world live in it and its Crib.
utaries ?
ALEN. Ross has taken a position is the
Brussels postolltoe. It Is said that Ward
farrow, the genial and abliging as.
distant, will seek bis fortune in the
Prairie peovin05 next fall.
Tile Band Committee has received a
number of applications for the position
of Bandmaster, in response to their ad-
vertisement. They asst for a ooruet
player, oompetent to teaoh olarionet
players as well.
Tum constable should gather in a few
of the perambulating cows some of these
nights. Several persons have complain
ed of cows forcing open gates and pruu•
Ing shrubs, hedges, &c., without the Don.
sent of the owner.
LAST Sunday Rev, Sellery, B. D., of
Winghanh, preached two excellent ser•
moue in the Methodist ohureh here, The
morning discourse was an The wise and
foolish builders, and the text in the even-
ing was "The Master is Dome and oall-
eth for thee."
W. NIGHTINGALE is having the apart.
meuts over hie store tilted up for red.
dance and will remove his family there
when completed. Ile is having a front
and book staircase put up outside, It
will make a very ligbtsome and coo.
fortable dwelling.
NOTICEABLE IxrnovEMENT —Hew femme
at John \Vynn's, A. Jamieson's and Wan.
Kneohtel's.—Wm. 131ashi:l is having his
redid nice improved by the aid of the
painter's brush.—An addition has been
built to the mar of Mrs. llcLean's house,
Princess street.
Tus superior merit of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral as an anodyne expectorant is
clue to a skilful combination of the must
powerful ingredients. Nothing like it
has ever been attempted in pharmacy,
and its suo10ss in the cure of pulmonary
complaints is unparalleled.
C. E. Panne, of Woodstock, has leased
the Pilate. gallery lately occupied by
Lorne Hunter, over A. R. Smith's store,
and is getting things in shape for turning
out Hrst•elass work. He has Kaci a large
experience iu ell branches of photography
and guarantees satisfaction. Mr. Hueter
has gone to Toronto, we understand.
d, Cl tnz's team ran away on Wednes-
day morning and created a little excite.
meat. The democrat and Harness suf.
fered somewhat. The horses ran home,
tear Sunshine. They got frightened et
a piece of paper belies; carried slow; the
et,eet by the wind. People should pat
loose papers in the stove and get rid of
thaw.
"IIEn BtNNr."—This is the title of the
song service to be given at the Epworth
League, in the Methodist church, next
Monday evening. Rev. G. F. Salton will
read the touching and interesting story
oouneeted therewith. New musical
selections are intersperse) at appropriate
intervals. A collection will be taken at
the °lose. Meeting 00111In50oe5 at 8 o'-
clock.
Too Taus.—A gentleman in Brussels
answered the frog problem, iu connection
with a certain Toronto journal, and sent
15 cents, as pee instructions. He was
awarded a special prize, a "diamond
ring." But before it would be sent he
was asked to forward two new subscrip-
tions to the publication, at 82 each, and
50 cents to pay for casket and trans-
portation. The after conditions rather
spoil the "wonderful" offers made by
these fake Institutions and there is often
more than the frog in the bele.
Asstc:ea.—We regret to hear that the
firm of Smith Bros. & Gibson, of the
planing mill and sash and door faotary,
have beau compelled to assign for the
benefit of their creditors. It was expect-
ed, as stated in these columns, that a
settlement would be arrived at without
closing the doors but it appears that the
Merohant's Bank, London, was pressing
their claim through the Courts and as
the money was not forthcoming the firm
thought to let all concerned share alike
an assignment would be neceesary. F.
S. Scott, of Brussels, will ba the assignee.
It is rather unfortunate that this lousi-
ness concern should be placed in this
position as it will interfere to a consider-
able extent with the large amount of
work they have been doing. There are
not many oreditors, however, so we hope
a settlement will soon be made and the
factory resume operations as of old.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.—The fol-
lowing is the p,ogram of the District
Sunday Salami Convention to be held in
Brussels on Tuesday, May 17111 :—Fors -
noon session -10:80 to 10:14—Devotional
exeroisee; 10:15 to 11:00—Discussion on
organizing a permanent association ;
11:00 to 11:15—Topic, "How to gather in
children who do not attend S. S.," by
Rev, G. Law,l3etgrave ; 11:15 to 11:80—
Disoussion ; 11:30 to 11;45—Topic, "How
to retain young men and women in the
5, S.," by Jas, Smillie, Walton ; 11:05 to
12:00—Dteou ion and utosing. After.
noon session -1;80 to 1;15—Devotional
mumbles ; 1:45 to 2:00 •-Address by Pres-
ident elect ; 2:00 to 2:15—Topic, "Flow to
maintain order in the S. S,,' II. Dennis,
Bruaeele ; 2;15 to 2:80 —Disoussion ; 2:80
to 2:45—Topic, "Wrong methods of teach-
ing," by Rev. H. Miller, Brussels; 2:45
to 3:00 --Discussion ; 8;00 to 8116—Topic,
"How to conduct a review," Rev. 1t.
Paul, Brussels; 3;15 to 3:50—Disoussion;
8:80 to 8:46—Topic, "The teacher's in-
terest in the pupil in and out of school,"
T, Strachan, Grey ; 8;45 to 4:00—Dinous.
sign ; 4:00 to 4:30—Topic, "Knotty points
in S. S. work," by W. 13. Kerr, Bruesels ;
4:30 to 4:45—Topic, "How may the S. S.
aid Missions ?" by Rev, D. 13. MoRae,
Cranbrook ; 4:45 to 5:00—Disoussion ;
5:00 to 5;80 - Miscellaneous and cloning.
Evening session -7:80 to 7:45—Opening
enrolees ; 7;45 to 8:15—Topio, "The duty
of the home to the S. S.," Rev, D. For-
rest, Walton ; 8:15 to 8:45—Question
drawer in charge of Revds, Messrs. Roes
and Salton ; 8;45 to 9:15—Topfo, "The
Sunday School world," Rev, J. H. Dyke,
Belgrave; 9:15 to 9;80—Closing, The
morning and afternoon sessions will be
held in Melville church and the evening
Meeting in the Methodist thumb. A
union ohoir will supply the music at the
latter session. Tho names of the dele-
gates should be sent to Rae. Ile Paul, of
Brussels, at once.
MECHANIC'S' INsmrro's.--Tiro aminal
meeting of 1lrsssete Mother/hes' Institute
will be hold in the Library Boone e n
',itchy next, May 2nd, tat 4 o'clock p,
m., for the purpose of bearing the annul
report, electing officers, ,to, All interest.
ed in this important work are neliod to
be parrent.
1);t. llor,+ucs' 1lorne Dan away from the
railway station on Wedaeeday forenoon.
Afton making le oiroult of the station
yard the buggy came in unbent Nihil the
gate and thee . wan a disn .lutior of pert.
ner'hiu between the horse and Ills rig.
The buggy and harness were somewhat
the worse of the fracas.
Posou, Foseers,—The report of the
postmaster general shows that at the end
of June, last year, there were 8,061 post.
offices in the Dominion, that the routes
ov,'r which wars are carried uggregabe
68,005 miles, and the uggregabe mileage
of mails during the year then ended was
27,152,643. While the progress of the
whole country is of Nret importance, resi-
dents in Ontario will not be displeased to
learn that this province does more than
half of the total postal business of the
Dominion. Of 97,975,000 lottery 53,000,-
000, or 54 per cent were posted in Go.
bario. Of 25,890,000 transient news.
papers, book packets, etc , 15,700,000, or
60 per cent were posted in Ontario. And
so with registered letters and other o''as•
ass of mail matter : Ontario furnished
more than all the rest of the Dominion
put together. The revenue of the de-
partment for the fiscal year was $3,374,.
887,66 ; the espendibnre was 54,020,739,-
94. The 2x0588 of expenditure over rev-
enue was $545,852,28, against $782,268 in
the preceding year. The progress of the
Dominion is well illustrated by the poet
al revenue which in 1871 was $755,050 ;
fu 1881, it was 51,757,162, and in 1891 it
was 53,874,887. Sinoe the rate of interest
ou money in the postofCloe savings bank
wee reduced, the deposits slave fallen off.
At the and of June, 1889, they amounted
to $28,011,422 ; in 1800 to $21,990,658 ;
in 1801 to 521,738,648.
Bross c.1 A5 SEEN ny A VISITOR, —'11.1»
following letter appeared in Inst week's
Wiughatn Times :—I ant set foot in
Brussels on the evening of that eventful
day when Ilse deceased patriot was ousted,
and superseded by Sir John, the political
magician, whose potent wand labelled
with the cabalistic letters, N. P., raised
the price of coarse sanded sugar in a
Lower Winghamstore. On the previous
evening I bad ascertained the where-
abouts of a family chole whose members
are still inexpressibly dear to me. While
endeavoring to forret them out, I was
thrown off the scent, and it was close on
to sundown when I reached Brueeele,
where I was told they were located in
Grey, some frntr miles further on. I svae
pretty hardy and healthy then, and when
about half way I fell in with a vacant
shanty littered with fragrant shavings,
affording me a conch, where I slept the
sleep of the just till daybreak. Ere long
I was knocking at the lleepitable doer,
and the younger broiler recognized his
old teacher at once, His partner in life
and himself were scbolirs of mine away
among the filti,-s, when in what was
known as Wilson town chapel'[ taught a
school gathered from three oountiee, and
four parishes. They, with their four
ohildren aro now in Winnipeg. I had
arranged with my friend who was to
meet me at Benssels, that we should
drive round by the dear homestead, and
have a talk over old times, when I had to
modify my program, through a slight
inaccuracy in your bust week's issue. I
was explaining the why and wherefore to
my Jello, when pulsing through the
village to take stook of the handsome
blocks that have sprung up phoenix like
from the late fire, just as the modern
Babylon did two centuries ago. On my
way out I was quite delighted to see so
mush swampy land reclaimed, and it
struck nee that tuesao grass indigenous
to the Falkland islands might find a
habitant in Ontario as it does in the
Orcadian Archipelago. On driving back
to Brussels in the evening, I was charm-
ed with the distant view of the eleottio
lights, the shade trees nn each side of the
roadway, and with the new and hand-
some villas lining the same as you ap-
proach Brussels from the south.
Wer. LITueov.
Business Locals.
PEnny's photos are the best.
Ton first-class phntoe go to Perry.
ALL kinds of fencing wires at B.
Gerry's.
No. 2 Daisy churns for $3.75 at 13.
Gerry's.
Is you want a finely finished photo,
(all at Perry's.
PERRY has great suooese in taking
babies' photographs.
PERM% the photographer, makes a
specialty of family groups.
NUNES and valises, good assortment,
very cheap at R. Dennis.'
ALL photos made by Perry are well
finished and warranted to give sabisfao.
tion.
JueT to hand this week some special
lines in men's waterproof omits at FOS.
00802 & HemeteaY's.
JueT arrived a fine range of Baby car'
riages whish will be sold at reasonable
rates, 13. Dennis.
FERGUSON & HALLIDAY always have the
largest and newest styles in dress geode
and p ices the theapeet.
Holism OLEANnNG.—Use Alabastine in-
stead of lime or whiting.,; It will not rub
off. A fresh lob gnat in at 13, Gerry's,
THE most popular Dorset in the market
is the "Wateh Spring" and Fergneon &
Halliday are sole agents for Brussels.
You can always depend on getting the
latest styles in ties, shirts, collars and
cuffs at Maumee & 11ALLInee's,
JUST to hand the largest assortment of
parallels ever shown in Brussels and
extra value. Ferguson & Halliday,
Goon boat for gale, two pair of oats.
Will be sold cheap.
ALEX. L. Si'EWART, Brussels.
T11E beet 30 cent tea in the market.'
28 lbs. of raisins for 51. A bolt line of
groceries, clean, pure and fresh, at A.
STRACHAN'e,
Oun stook of boots and shoes is the
largest and moat complete of any atook in
town, of the beet make, in all the latest
Styles and at the most reasonable prises.
A. STRAolAN,
JUST passed into stook another bele of
Lybster 511115 sltirtiege, in checks, and
1'tinoe Victor suitings, full weights and
warrauted fast colors, the best value In
the trade. A. STRAGRAN.
Mos' furnishings, flannelette shirts,
Balbriggan natural wool underwear, fancy
ties, half hose, felt and ntraw hats, a full
tango from the beet makers and of the
Wed, styles, A. Bunn'.
ST!LXD,f.11.1) mM"Jr OF 04NA1),.'i,
T;gT.P 7:0T,Ztemx=.J 1.07'5.
HEAU OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS,
CAPITAL (Authorized) -
87,000,0(10
$2,000,000
Agencies
to all principal minis in Ontario, (pother, Mon Ilan, ['ailed States tORagland.
A 0aueral 13alilting liusinese 'Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all point.,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded hall yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To ''0(111 COLLECTION ar 1i'AsOlnas' SArl, NoT101.
Every faoility afforded Customers living at a distance.
0. I'. SCHOLFIELD, 111121000,
ODE stook of Drees Goode is ltuown too
well inBrusselsfor others bo advertise
they have the largest. Ferguson &
Halliday.
13r ceiling at Ferguson & Halliday's
you will be convinced who has the
largest, newest and cheapest stock of
Drese Goods.
LADIES 1 Have you seen our Gorman
.lade mantles yet ? If not you should
call and see then as the styles are the
latest. nentou902 & IIALLIney.
Poem Somme—Mrs. J. S. Smith is
prepared to do plain sewing at her home
over the postoffioe, labildreu's clothing
a speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
FEnousms l51 HALLIDAY have received
this week all the newest styles in dress
goods and would ask the ladies to call
and see our goods itnd prices before
purobasing their Spring dresses.
LADIES, call and see our beautiful Bed.
ford merle, in all the new shades, the
latest and most fashionable dress geode.
All wool delaines ; black and white
mneline in oheche and strives ; black curl
colored Henrietbas ; gimp braids, a full
range. A. So'otouAN.
FInsxEnr.—For 0110ap hosiery go to Mrs.
Kirk. Listowel yarns warranted fast
colors, a largo assortment on band, any
sized hose .lade to order. Children's sizes
in Saxony, Zephyr, Andalusian, &o , in
black or colors. Cell and be convinced
that we s, 11 obeap. Opposite Queen's
Hotel, Brussels.
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary nranhiuery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Reeidence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Tnrnberry sb., Brussels. 84.01
HIIGII WILLLtiis & SON are handling the
celebrated Ganauoque Oarriage Coin
pany's buggies, which for style, work-
manship and price cannot be surpassed.
They have Ono 00-xhibitior at their
show room, Mill street, and eau procure
any styled rig you desire. You can buy
from 10 to 15 per emit cheaper from theta
than elsewbsre and every rig is guaran•
teed to give the best of eatislaotiou. Call
in and see them whether you want to buy
or not.
To Wooer rr M.tz Coycsno.-1 take
pleasure in thanking the residents of
Brussels and surrounding country for the
very liberal patronage which they have
extended to me during the six months of
my bueiness here as photographer, and
would recommend to then my successor,
Mr. Strong, of Toronto, to wheal I have
disposed of my bueiness and I tbink 111r.
Strong will be found to give good satis-
faction as be comes well recommend-
ed. Yours Truly,
W. W. BURGESS.
CGCRRANE & JonNsTON, marble manu-
facturers, are novo taking orders for
spring delivery in their line. As hereto-
fore all workmanship and orders trusted
to their care will be put up in the most
approved style and satisfaction guaran-
teed in every case. Anybody requiring
anything in their line of trade it would
be well for them to see their designs and
prices before making their pns'chasee.
Shop opposite Queen's hotel stables.
$1.00.—Orin dollar will buy at B.
Gerry's :-1 14 quart pail,
110 quart pail,
1 0 quart pail,
1 2 quart pail,
1 large dish pan,
1 milk pan,
1 pudding pan,
1 wash basin,
1 large dipper,
1 pie plate,
1 tun cep.
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALLA.—I have a
large stock of Norway Spruce on hand,
the rigs 1 height for planting out for
brsakwinds, hedges or lawn trees, at low
pr'oe, first•class stook, also horse obesb-
nute, 8 to 10 feet big)), at 25o. each,
Grape vines 15c., cherry trees 251. Two
greenbouees full of house and bedding
plants, vegetable plants in season, 20 of
811 bushels Empire State Potatoes 40o.
per bushel. Parties wanting any of the
above will find it to their advantage to
see my stook or write to
Tnoe, Knave
89.6 Brussels, P, 0.
$50,00 eon A CHIcueus.—To create an
interest in the breeding of high-class
poultry, I will award a special prize of
$50.00 cash to the person raising the
heaviest Plymouth .Rook chicken hatch-
ing from eggs purchased of me. Ply-
mouth Rooks are unquestionably the best
breed of fowl known for the Canadian
farmer. Send for descriptive circular
of this valuable breed of fowl. Eggs
for hatching, guaranteed fresh and true
to name, carefully packed in baskets and
delivered to express company, $2.00 per
setting of 13. Address,
T. A. WILLh''Ts, Breeder Of Ply.
mouth Rook Fowl Weston, Oct,
BOR2S.
DENudN.—In Brussels on April lath, the
wife of Mr, Daniel Denman of a
daughter.
lIoinniss.—In Newry, on April 7, the wife
of Mr. 0. H. Holmes, merchant, of a
daeghtol.
SOARLETT---MAunsoN,—At the Parsonage,
Brussels, on the 25th inst., by Rev.
W. T. Oluff, Mr. Harry A. Soarletb,
of Rlyth, to Mies Mary L 11laudsos,
of Mftohell.
Games—BEOwli.—At the reeidenoe of the
bride's parents, on April 13th, by
Rev. C. H. Phillimore, Mr. Samu el
Cairns to Mies Louisa V, second
daughter of Mr, Win. Brown, all of
Atwood.
DoCRET—Ail5t5TnONrl,—On the 20th inst.,
in Christ's church, Listowel, by Rev.
I. Parke, Me. Robt. Dookeb, eon of
ltfr. Randall Docket, of Grey town-
ship, to Mise Christina Elizabeth
Armstrong, of Elma township.
Mune'—REio.—In Christ church, Lis•
bowel, by bbe Rev. J. P. Parke, on
Wednesday, April 13th, Mr. John
A. Hurst, of Rima, eon of Mr. Geo.
Hurst, of Morningbou, to Miss
Elisabeth Reid, of Mornington.
WILSON.—In 11lorris, on April 22nd, Ed.
gar, eldest son of Wm. Wilson, aged
10 years and 21 days.
PE,tnete In Belgrave, on the 19th insb.,
Matthew Peeren, aged 84 years and
22 days.
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.mmeerm- .. Z.[iew.e.cs erthe
Gall Wheat — ` 80 82
Spring Wheat 80 82
Yeas ,
Barley
3u 40
37 58
Oats 27 28
Butter, tubs and rulle.,., 15 00
Eggs par dozen 0 00
Flour per barrel 4 50 5 00
Potatoes 20 00
Hay per ton 0 00 10 00
Hides per lb 3 d}
Salt per bbl., retail....., 1 00 ('0
Sheep skin,, each00 1 00
Lamb skins each 05 00
Apples per barrel 1 00 1 25
TUE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ENEIIAL SERVANT WANT -
up. Apply at once to
,11105. W.M. SINCLAIR, Bra gaols,
ANNUAL MEETING;,
Brussels Mechanics' Institute.
The annual meeting of thn Brussels Me-
chanics' Institute will be held on Monday,
May Sud,of 4 p. in. at the Library, for the
pnr,OBe of reneiving the annual report,
electing :Akers for the 'surreal, year, &a.
A. BUNT)570, Sec.-Treas.
REAL ESTATE.
11ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
A. .name can has several good farms for
sale and to rent. easy terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey, F S. SCOTT. Brussels.
97.15.
���OR SALE OR TO RENT.—
Tins brlek store on the north-east oor-
nor of 5x111 and Turnben'y streets, Brussels.
For particulars:to ply to
PETER L'I;IRGUSJN, Queen
street, or by mail address Brussels P. 0.,
box 97. ..__.. _ 81-4
r1HOIOE FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South half Lot 27, oon.6, J1o_rIe,
100 across, nee rly all cleared. Good buildings,
flue young bearing orchard. Immediate pos.
session. Easy Terme. Aptly t0
W. M. SIN OLAIR,
tf. Solicitor, &a., Brussels.
�t'ARM FOR SALE,—THE UN.
bER8IeNED Offers for Bale the north
east quarto rot lot 28, concession 8, Morris,
Oounty of Huron toutainiu g 60 aures. The
land is of first quality and In a high stators of
cultivation, well foamed and under -drained,
45 acres cleared. Newiranie Louse, 8 rooms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 wens
goad barns and shed, orchard, eta. Eight
aoree of fall wheat, This desirable property
adjoins tb a corporation of Brussels. Suit.
able tour will be given. 'Titleperfe at,
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
35. Beeler til 1'. 0,
T1ARM FOR SALE BEING
.L Lot 15, coo. 5, Grey, containing 100
001.05, more 00 lose, about d0 acme cleared.
There isa aomfortabls house, two barna,
orchard, walls, springs, &0., on the Uremine5
and 0 acres ni fall wheat growing. The
thea e16alln piowingtdone.' '21,eltaboveu farm
was the property of the late J. T. Barker,
Listowel, and will. be sold cheep to wind tip
estate. I'or further Pertfoulers as to price,
Lorne, &o., appl y to
WM, BARKED, Exoautors.
or 11013T. ILANSO,M, }
92.._ Ethel'', O.
QPLENDiD FARM FOR SALE.
le BEING lots 11 mud 12, eon.18, Township
of Grey, County of llnron, containing 200
mires, the property of the hate John Robert-
son, 100 sores cleared and area from ob
etrustione, 10 acres bush, mixed timber,
balance partly cleared, Boil May loam
mostly rolling, ]maned with straight roil
fauces and watered by two wells and a
spring privilege, Commodious dwelling
house, with. large woodshed attached and
au excellent cellar under house. Two largo
barns, stows stabliog and other outbuild-
ings. Vivo good Limier( orchards. orna-
mental trees and small fruits. 41 miles
froca 13rnseel9, a lively town on the G. T.
convenient to school churches and post
011ioo. Thie property school,
woll, 18 a first -
Mass grain and aleck farm and should be
seen by intending purchasers me it is offer.
ed at a bargain, For further particulars
apply to Tullis. JNO.1t0BE1ITS0.N,
or DANIEL ROBERTSON,on
the promisor, or by letter to Oretbr101 P.
U, OU -4
BANKING.
NOTICE.
.111 parties owing the firm of
MoINTO,W 4 McTAI3GART,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Are requested to still AT ONCE
and save costs as they are
closing their business.
es
YOU WANT
WALL PAPER
NICE, PRETTY, 0000, 0111:1.11',
1 have in Stook between
5,000 and 6,000 Rolls
for yon to choose from and another ship.
mom expected in. daily,
Whatever you do bo sure and got your
Wall Paper at
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
1BUSS.10LS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
▪ L. TAYLOR, BAR1RISTER,
Solioltor and Conveyancer, Collec-
tions made. 001oo—Van,tous's Block, Brus-
sels. 21.9m
yv 111. SINCLAIR,
• solicitor, Conveyancer ,NotaryPub-
lie, &a, Odies—Grahaul a jIlock, 5 dc.m north
of Pepper's Drug 81000. Private Penchi to
Loan.
D1OKSON & HAYS,
11JJ (Late with Garrow & Proudfoot, God°.
rind,) narr,a(ors, Soli°lbore, Oonvoyanuere,
&•o, Ol0ooe—brussels and Seufurth, Brun
sots OfIlee—Up-stairs over Bank. Money
to Loan.
rt.0,5AT5. W,n,n10510N
AUCTIONEERS.
A •RAYIMANN,
Aaotloneer, 18 always ready to at -
to ud .ales of farms, farm stook, etc. Terms
olonrfally given. Uranbrook P. 0. Sales
may be arranged at T110 POST Publishing
House, Brussels.
(/7 EOLOGE KIRKBY,
'l 7 Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
0d ou reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stock it specialty. Orders left at Tun Pos'
Publishing Jionee, Brussels, or eentto Walton
P, O., will receive prompt attentlo0F
yl-'pn AVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
J.,1 sm a8 an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable
prices. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good manes and get good oecnriby when sold
onoredlt. Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
mea 01111, 92- N S. 800TT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A1T H. 1toORAOKEN,
IBe000i' of ltlarrlage !,leasee. Ofllaa
at tie Grocery, lurubor y street, Rrussele,
N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. If. ataliay & Co's barlware store.
�
141oNAIR
Lad ie s' an, minaret's hail sUttin' a specialty
Isomer Isoer of :dewlap Lieeneee, '1y
ain,nh,tmeut of Lient,-rlovenor, Commis-
sioner, dm., Q.13. Conveyancer and Agout
Pure insurance Co. Wilco at the Orannrook
Post 00.158.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
MRS AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A MINTER,
▪ cloth or the Fourth Division Court
0o. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Pit Oic
Land, Loan and insurance Agent. Fends
Invested and to loan. Oolloatione made.
OOlae In Graham's Black, Brussels.
OIL PAINTING,
M1mX10rles, of Win tam, in prepared
to give instruotiou in oil painting, dorms
may be ascertained at Miss Nellie Ross' store
where samples of work may be seen. M,ee
Morin would also take a few more pupils in.
musics,
T• A. HAWIIINS,
Organist in St. John's Churoh, Bras -
e els, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching Of A.
W. Tim yer, !dna. Doe., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at Thos, 'Yarrow's,
earner of Queen and Princess Ste., or if pro-
ferred, at their own homes, Terms moder-
ate. 40 -
MEDICAL CARDS.
M. F. OALP3, M, D., 0.111„
V V Member of the Oa/loge of Physician,
and Burgeons of Ontario by examination.
Office stud Residence—:Main street East,
Ethel,Outarlo.
JA. MoNAUGLITON, 1M. D.
• o. M., L. R. U.P., iidinbssr b, M. 0.
B, Oat. Residence and oBlee in Wilson's
Block, corner of mall and Turnberry Ste.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
e/ • Ilonor Gfadoato of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals In a eons -
potent manner.
Particular
tovteriarydea1y,Callspromptly
tended to. veterinary,
and Infirmary—Two doors
north. of bridge O'ornberry et., Brussels,
DEI'TAL.
1) 1 T1k+T:
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. Orvmi—Over Pepper's Drug Store,
Brunets,
Notice to Creditors
IN TCZn SURROGATE 6405(3159 0P TRH
UOIINTIf
1,3 THIt MATTE11 Or TL[E 115010E Or DAVID
S11119L, or 1511b1. Y00011011 or BRUSSELS,
IN Ms 0001M o1 HURON, GENTLEMAN,
DEmt80E5.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to It. S. 0.
ehap,130 that all persons Haying oldness
against the estate of the above nomad David
tibial, who died on or about the Oh dayof
November, A. D.1801, aro on or before the
1st day of May, A, D.1802, to deliver or send
by poet prepaid to W, m, Sinclair, at Bras-
sels,Soltof.tor for Dayld Douglas Wilson, of
the town of SCaforth, in the County of
Fluron,lilxeot,tor of the last will and Wean, -
moot of the Said David Shies deceased,
their names and addressee with full partic-
ulars of their claims. And notice le hereby
given that after the said 1st day of May, A.
U.1802, the said executor will pr mused to
distribute the assets of the said testator, or
any part thereof, amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, havingregard only to the
=SWOTclaims of which the Sa=SWOTl;ail then
natio, and the said oxeontor will uotbe
liable for the agitate of the Said estate or
any part thereof, co distributed to any per-
son of whose claim the said executor had
not notice at the time of distribution there-
of,
W, M, 511N0LA110,
Whittier ter Executor.
Dated at brussole Mile 18th day of Marek,
A.D.