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It would be wino for those of you
who have Gooseberry and Currant hushes
to be Ou the watch for what is known as
the
Currant Worm
which so quickly eats off the twee and
of course destroys all prospects of good
fruit. As usual we hove bought a sup•
ply of
-case Hellebore
Which we guarantee to destroy these
worms when used ae directed, It would
he well to secure same at uuee So as to be
ready for them.
Are you going to paper your house
this season ? If so we will be pleased to
supply you with fashionable Wall Papers
at right pi ices,
G. A. D1+,AD1\MAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN ENTExsION W. G. & n.
Trains feavc Brnssels Station, North
and South, as follows :
GOINe NODTR, GOING Nose,
Mail 6:5) am, I Mixed . 9:55 a,m.
lexuress 11:56 a,m, Mail 3:15 p.m.
Mixed 055 pm. Esteems 8:15 p.m.
rn.cal ValiS Monis.
A ohiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Mr Bees of Maitland Presbytery otowd-
ed out this week.
Tam post office will be open on May
24th from 4:30 to 5:30 p. m.
A NEW Ronald steamer was tested on
Monday of this week.
Wawa out for the Wool advt. of Brea -
sets Woollen Mill next week.
A LARGE acreage of flax has been put in
this spring by the J. & J. Livingston firm,
A stn armed is expected in Brussels on
the Queen's Birthday. See program iu
another column.
MRs. DEMsow has a duck that is mak.
ing a record for herself by laying eggs
measuring 0x9 inches.
GEo. AvsnY, %vho is a well known
sportsman, succeeded in despatching
eight foxes in two days recently.
THE storm porch has been removed
from the postoilioe front door for which
the pnblio are devoutly thankful.
AIAJOR BAUGH, of London, will conduct
meetings in the Salvation Army barracks
here on Saturday evening and Sunday
next.
A NEW awning has been put up at Jun.
Hewitt's barber ehup and at Ferguson &
Halliday's. W. Roddick has made no
less than 10 awnings this year.
Rev. G. P. S.m'roi, Rev, R. Paul
and W. II. Kerr were in at-
tendance at the annual District meeting
of the Methodist church, held at Wing.
ham this week.
Tan Carlisle colt sold by P. Scott to
Robt. Wilson, Seaforth, has been entered
in the colt race at Listowel summer
races. She is a very likely looking ail•
mal and stands a good show to wiu.
Some it is now a welleetablished fact
that catarrh is a blood disease, medical
men are quit,: generally prescribing
Ayer's Sarsaparilla for that most loath.
some oemplaiut, and the result in nearly
every instance, proves the wisdom of
their advice.
Mas. JMo. SINCLAIR, Princess street, has
improved her gr„unde iu connection with
her handsome new residence and has
eterything as tidy as can be. If every•
body would do likewise Brussels would
soon become a veritable paradise a6 far
as beauty is concerned.
Be A MrsstoNARV.—Hots often in
church, leoture-room or theatre cue will
notice the shoulders of a good-looking and
well fitting garment plentifully be.
sprinkled with dandruff. Be a mission-
ary and tell people that Anti -Dandruff is
geantntoed to remove dandruff with three
applications,
Hy5EMEAL.--CIS Wednesday forenoon
of this week Samuel Carter and Miss
Emma Denbow, both of Brussels, were
nutted in marriage in Seaforth. Robert
Deubow podia] med the duties of grooms.
man and the bride was attended by Miss
Sarah Carter, sister of the groom. Long
life and prosperity is the wish of their
friends.
Stamina has been lively at the station
yard during the past week. The out -put
has been 12 cars of oats by Messrs.
Hourbly & Vanstone ; 6 oars of peas and
oats by R. Graham ; 5 care of salt by T.
Coleman ; cedar posts by 13. Gerry ; lum-
ber by McDonald Bros., of Walton, &o.
There were three oars of cattle shipped
last week by Joseph Clegg instead of two.
Lass' Sunday Laura, the little daughter
of Rev. W. T. Cluff, who has been ill for
a short time took considerably worse eo
Mr. Cluff drove over to Clinton for Dr.
Gunn. Mr, Irwin took the morning
service iu St. John's church and alae
stuipliud at Walton fu the afternoon. -
Tho evening service was withdrawn.
We are plea -awl to state that Laura is im-
proving nicely although still in a weak
condition.
House Nrunenteis: —3Ir. Charlton, of
the Charlton Heine Numbering Co., is
in town tatting orders for numbering the
stores and dwellings. The numbere
average three inohss in size, made of solid
white metal mounted on blocks and high.
ly ornamented. They retain their color
equal to silver. The Charlton system of
numbering (patented) ie tl:o only °orris0t
and standing system kn<, .n, having boon
adopted in 128 towns aril eitie0 in Om
tario and 63 in Qoebe.l is sufficient
recommendation of its popularity. Ths
nembers are allotted to every 20 feet of
ground by actual survey and by this
method proper provision is made for all
Inters erections possible. This firm has
recently numbered Owen Sound, Dolling,
wood, Meaford, Wiarton, Orillia, Barrie,
Hanover, Nsostadt, Harrieton, Palmers.
ton, Listowel, Atwood, Drayton, Modnt
k oreet, Ao,, &o. We hope our towns•
people will all buy a number and. keep up
our reputation of not being behind the
day.
Itteittrmatters are the order of the dny
at the residence of Adapt Reid Elizabeth
S ;street,
street and J. R. Smith, Albert s n ,
Nie publish a little earlier this wook to
make time owing to the holiday breaking
in next week—Tho Queen's Birthday.
l'Ieu053(EN have been working over
time at the river during the past week in
their efforts to POPLIN "brain fodder."
Soma good catches were made,
Tine Cemetery Committee intend
building a new piece of fence along the
front of the or'metery and will have the
unoccupied ground simmer followed so
as to level it.
CoanmN10N service in Knox churoh
next. Sabbath. Rev, D. 13. Moltao, of
Cranbrook, will preach on Friday after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock, and the pastor, Rev.
D, Miller, on Sunday,
Tan Methodist Sabbath school orohes-
tra wan photographed one day last week
by C. E. Perry and we expect the group
will likely adorn the display at the
entrance to the gallery.
Nem had a preparation a more ap.
preprints name thou Ayer's Hair Vigor,
When the capillary glands become en-
feebled by disease, age or neglect, this
dressing imparts renewed life to the scalp
8r, that the hair assumes much of its
youthfulness and beauty.
Wool,—The wool question is once more
a seasonable one and Brnassle market is
open for large purchases. Last year the
Woollen factory, R. Graham and S.
Swale bought heavily and paid the top
notch prices. Farmers will do well to
see our buyers this season before selling.
Tan G. T. R. hoe issued a new notioe
regarding baggage. It says: "Messengers
are entitled to seat room for one. Bag-
gage and parcels that cannot be placed
under car seat, or in the passenger's por-
tion of the parcel bracket, must not be
taken into the oar. All baskets, baggage
and parcels that cannot be stored as
above, if taken into the car will be re-
moved."
PROVINCIAL Liaoon LICENSE LAw.—The
Provincial Treasurer has issued a circular
pointing out some of the epooial cainsss
in the recent amendment to the Liquor
License Act. The fees to be paid fur
tlausfors and reinovalshave been inoreas-
ed. Druggists are now liable to a fine
for not entering on their books sales of
liquor, and inoroased penalties are pros
vided for against those who purchase
liquors for habitual drunkards. All
brewers and distillers must take out a
license, and the fee for the same is $250.
The following important olause of the
amendment is partioularly referred to
On the trial of any proceediug, matter,
or question, before any �1'nstice of the
peace, mayor, police magistrate, in any
matter cognizable by suoh justice, mayor
or police magistrate, the party opposing
or defending, or the wife or husband of
the person opposing or defending, shall
be competent and compellable to give
evidence therein.
GUELPH COMPERENCE,—The ninth sea.
sion of the Gnelph Conference of the
Methodist ohnreh will be held in the
Norfolk street churoh, Guelph, beginning
on Thursday, June 2nd, at 11 a. m. The
program of services has been arranged
from which we glean the following :—
Rev. Dr. Carman will preach the ordin-
atiou sermon in Sunday, juin 5th, at 11
a, m. Rev. J. W. Holmes at 7 p. m.,
followed by the Lord's Supper, conducted
by Rev. E. S. Rupert, M. A. The various
pulpits of the city will be filled on the
Sabbath by members of the Conference,
among who are o--Chalmers'ohurch, Rev.
I. B. Wallwin ; SI. Andrew's churoh,
Rev, W. C. Henderson, D. D. ; Knox
church, Rev. D Rogers. The temper-
ance meeting will be addressed by Revs.
W. Smyth, F. E. Nugent, and Judge
Jamieson. Rev. S. Sellery, B. D., deli-
vers the leoture iu connection with the
neologism] Union ; subject, "The proph.
ecy of Micah." 'The Stationing Com-
mittee meets on Mo clay evening, previ-
ous to opening of Conference, to prepare
a draft of stations of the ministers for
the coming year.
Monro Free ENGINE SALES.—Only last
week we noted the sale of a fine lire
Steamer to River de Loup and the grand
work it did in that uistent growing town
in the province of Quebec. Another
order, we are pleased to note, comes
from the °nal Town of the N. W. Terri-
tory—Lethbridge—which will bo dis•
patched in a few days with full equip-
ment of hose, branch -pipes, reels &o.,
fog lire iightins. Tlnis nntltos seven
Eneines in the last seven m•tiths, the hest
record of sales the Ronald Works; have
ever made. The sales are as follows :—
Last Oct. to Blenheim, Out. ; Nov to
Cote St. Paul, Que. ; Deo, to Bathurst,
N. 13„. Carberry and Virden, Man. ;
River de Loup, Que. and Lethbridge,
N. W. T. Another, the largest of all, is
going to Halifax, N. S. next month. It
is said to be a ripper and offers to com-
pete there with any similar sized Fire
Steamer in the wile world. A specialty
in this business is highest class of
workmanship and mrterials ; a personal
determination to win solely upon the
merits of these articles, and honest work,
has, made the Ronald Fire Stea,mar a
synonym of success.
THE REEvmsmn.--:Che municipal con-
test for the Reeveship of Brussels took
plane on Wednesday of this weak. A
large vote was polled, considering the
busy season of the year, and the result at
5 o'clock was as follows ;—
Div. No. 1. No. 2.
Gee, Busker, 53 43 —98
W. 11. Kerr, 77 71 —148
Majority for herr 5Rr
Total v ,t, petrel L' id, moils d 1111018 11•
Dir. Dmite' counted on being elected by 8,
Both candidates have paid their reepeots
to the electore very faithfully for the past
eight or ten days and no one will regret
that the content 1e over. Mr, Kerr takes
this early opportunity of thanking the
electors for the honor done him and for
the energetic; efforts put forth in getting
ratepayers to the polls. The last muni-
cipal election where there was a vole re-
corded wad in January 1880, The result
then was :--
No. 1 No. 2
It, Graham, 70 74 —150
G. Becker, 50 66 —125
Majority for Mr. Graham 25. Total
vote Oast 275.
The corner store now =attend by
Gunther &Schmidt, of Milverton, was
sold by auotion last week, It was knook•
ed down to Knox, Morgan d Oo., of Hain-
ilton, for $2,000.
The Athletio Aeeociation of St. Mary's,
has secured the Knights of Sherwood
Forest, of Stratford, for the 24th of May,
also a game of laorosee between two globe
Of Indians will bo played.
THE BRUSSELS POST
People We Know.
Mine Annie livers is visiting et Clio.
ton,
Miss Elsie Pelton has gone to Wing -
hem.
13. Leathordale and wife Sundayed in
IIarristou.
Rev, Mr, Norton, of hit, Forest, was in
town this weep.
Sam. liay, of Luckuow, was visiting W.
Fal'l'ow this weak,
It. Henderson's parents spent Sunday
with himself and family.
13. Gerry and wife purpose visiting the
Northweet this Summer,
Mrs. 0. A. Deadman and children are
visiting relatives in Delaware.
Rolla. Dickson and wife have been en-
joying a visit with relatives in Toronto.
Miss Emma Eastman, of Wardevllle,
has been visiting her sister, Miss Edith,
of Brussels.
Mrs. herr, Mill street, has been quite
ill of late. Mrs. M. Richardson, of
Ethel, has beep caring for her.
Miss Maggie Stewart, of Blount Forest,
was home for a few days attending the
wedding of Dr. Knechtol and Miss A'Ioore.
Mt's, T. MaCnllongh, of Detroit, was
haute for a portion of last week to visit
her brother, who continues quite poorly.
Jno. McCallum purposes going for a
holiday visit t0 relatives at Newark, N.
J., in the near future, with the hope of
benefitting hie health,
Win. Jowitt and family, of Morrie,
have moved into Brussels and will be-
come permaneut residents we hope. We
welcome them to town.
Willis Busker had the misfortune to
sever an artery in his left wrist, Inst
Tuesday, while working with a butcher
knife in a Listowel shop. He is home
now until able to resume work.
D. Hamilton was in town this week.
It was reported a few weeks ago that he
had died from the effeate of a surgical
operation in having his arm amputated.
He's the healthiest looking corpse we've
observed for a long time.
J. T. Cook was colied home from Cale.
dolia this week to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. C. Horton, of Lakelet,
who died ou Monday and was burled on
Wednesday. G. A. Cools, another broth-
er, of Brantford, came with Mr. Cook on
Tuesday.
Dr. Huhnoa intends removing to De.
truit where he will take charge of a oity
practice. He has taken quite an interest
in oharoh and society work and will be
greatly missed. J. T. Pepper has been
appointed as the doctor's 000005506 in the
position of Secretary of the Trustee
Board of the Methodist church.
The Ingersoll Sun of last week says :—
For a young man Rev. W. E. Kerr, of
Thamesford, is an able preacher. He
delivered au excellent sermon in Charles
street eburob last Sunday forenoon, hav-
ing exchanged pulpits with Rev. R. Barns.
He is a fluent, pleasing speaker, a logioal
reasoner and an earnest preacher.
J. T. Pepper is away at Toronto this
week whore he is doing duty as an ex-
aminer in connection with the Ontario
College of Pharmacy. His subject is
Materia Medica. There are 130 pupils
writing. Mrs. Pepper accompanied Mr.
Pepper and they purpose going on a
pleasure trip Eastward, calling at Ham.
ilton on their return.
The Daily Columbian of New West•
n'linster, dated May the 911s, says ;—i'The
very nnexpected death in California of
lira. Barlow, mother of Mrs. A. J. Mc-
Coll, will be learned with the deepest
regret by all of the deceased lady's ac-
quaintance in Westminster. Mrs. Bar.
low left the city two mouths ago 00. a
visit to friends in San Franoiseo, and
was taken ill shortly afterwards with la
grippe. Her couditian was not eon-
siclered alarming, but a few days ago she
took a turn for the worse, and died yes-
terday. Arrun;;elnents for the funeral
have not been completed yet, but it is
understood the remains will be interred
in Toronto, where the lata Mr. Barlow
is buried. The deceased lady had many
warm friends in Westminster, who will
sincerely mourn her death and the loss
of so dear a friend." The above refers
to a sister of Airs. (Dr.) Holmes, of this
plane,
Business Locals.
SraAcnnN'e 300. Japan tet is the best.
Sne Stroug's photo. advt. this week.
H. J. STRONG invites the ladies to call
and see his photos.
Fon first-class photos go to Psrry'e,
next to American Hotel.
Loon I Nothing but first-class work at
Strorg's photo. gallery.
PERRY, the high-olass photographer,
next to Amerioan Hotel.
Tan gentlemen are also welcome at H.
J. Strong's photo. gallery.
Tacxxs and valises, good assortment,
very cheap at H. Dennis.'
Rouse to let, conveniently looated.
Apply at TEE POST Publishing House.
BEAT value in single harness, dusters,
rubber rugs and ily nets. L 0. Richards.
ALP, photos made by Perry are well
finished and warranted to give satisfan-
ti0n.
TowELLrxoe, table linens and table nap-
kins all going at sale prices. A. R.
Smith.
Juin arrived a fine rouge of Baby oar•
riaglt which will he sold at reasonable
rates. 11. Dennis.
Jtter what you are looking for a pair
of boots, good and cheap.
A. Strachan.
CGnerrs.-13 it: C., \Vatchapaine, Jir•
miuie, Unbreakable with several' other
linea for. 30 oeuts and upwards, A.
Strachan.
Km gloves, Josephine, Countess and ,
Everlasting in black and colored. Lace,
sills and Taffeta gloves and mitts in all
shades. A, Strachan.
SoanETnn rt now in felt and straw hate.
A line assortment of caps for men and
boys. Just the thing for Spring and
Slimmer, A. Straollan.
Tan o0easion demands it. We tried to
stave it off, we feared it would cone, 'tis
arrived at lash the greatest sato of them
all of now geode at A. R. Smith's.
WE are offering this week a nice range
of dress geode. Good and serviceable
geode for girl's droesee. Special value,
11 yards for 31.00. A. Strachan.
PLAIN SxwrNe,—Mrs. J, S. Smith is
prepared to do pplain sewing itt her home
over the postoflnoe. Oh1ldren'c clothing
a speciality. Satisfaotion guaranteed.
Bract hones, Well finished inside,
with aore of land for sale, eligibly l'o•
=Sod on the corner of Turnborry and
Queen streete. Price and terms made
known on application to
AJAX, MoLogeuw, Brussels,
S 4X.Dt,l,T.D BANK Oaf. C,.4XJJD,.Z.
=m'F2 5=- "ST=D 10755.
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO.
ASSETS, - - 37,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • (Two Million Dollars) • 62,000,000
Apsnefee in all prinetval3,0f1(1 in Ontario, Q, el,'c,,1J, ,!t,lut, Milted Slates (6 England,
A General Banking I3usinose Transacted, Fanners' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issttod and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed on deposits of 81,00 and upwards from (late of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION 080050 TO 'Inc•COLLECTION on F,unntR& SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, MANAGER.
A rmNE range of baby carriages, doll
cabs, &o. at I. C. Richard's.
Fon finely finished photos go to
Perry, next to Amerioan Hotel,
SEVIntAL dress lengths of black silk
mervee at wet. A. R. Smith.
Maim no mistake but go to Perry for
your photos, next to American Hotel,
ALL wool bleak, blue, garnet and
cardinal Henrietta at 25 Dents, worth 35
and 40 cents at A. R. Smith's.
FARtuEne if your horse is sore on top of
the nook get a bridge sweat pad froiu I.
0. Richards. It ousts every time. We
warrant them all. I. 0. Richards.
L 0. Ricenem,s is head quarters for ex-
press wagons. He keeps the largest
stook in town and sells the olneapest.
Prices from 00 cents upwards. Call and
see our stook no matter if yon do not
watt to buy, as we want to show yet our
goods.
LrsTOWEL WOOLLEN MILL.—T1116 week
B. F. Brook te Sou, of Listowel, asks the
attention of wool growers and oloth,
flannel and yarn buyers to his oponiug
announcement in the advertising columns
of Tin PosT. This firm does a barge
trade and this season their stock is
euperior to any past years.
COCHRANE & 3otoNSTON, marble manu-
facturers, are now taking orders for
spring delivery in their line. As hereto-
fore all workmanship and orders trueted
to their oare will be put up in the most
approved style and satisfaction guaran.
teed in every Daae. Anybody requiring
anything iu their line of trade it would
be well for them to see their designs and
prices before making their purchases.
Shop opposite Queen's hotel stables.
DANno ROAD CARTS. -11. Williams es
Son have received two now kinds of
patent road carts, manufactured by the
Gananoque Carriage Co. They are call.
ed the "St. Lawrence" and "Maple
Loaf" and are extra fine rigs. The "St.
Lawrence" has a finely finished body
suspended on two eliptio aprings, body
not oounected with shafts. Dont buy be.
fere seeing thele as the prices are right.
Call at our show rooms.
H. Wine -atm & Son.
Mem Wu -Luxe & Son are handling the
celebrated Gananoque Carriage Con•
pany's buggies, which for style, work-
manship and price cannot be surpassed.
They have one on exhibition at their
show room, Mill street, and can prooure
any styled rig you desire. You can buy
from 10 to 15 per cent cheaper from them
than elsewhere and every rig is guaran-
teed to give the beet of satisfaction. Call
in and see them whether yon want to buy
or not.
Since the Franco-Prussian war Ger-
many has spent 62,200,000,000 on her
army and navy.
A soueatiou has been canned in Russia
by the appointment of a military otlicor
as inapt:eter of the whole system of rail -
wave.
Two weeks ago Isabella Ma.knno was
to have been married to Jose Pedro, of
Los Ojos, N. M. Pedro, however, prov-
ed faithless, marrying instead Angelica
Montzau. The jilted girl immediately
recovered from the prostration into which
her lover's perfidy threw her, and one
afternoon entering the apartments of
Pedro and his wife found theta both
asleep. She cut Ont their tongues and
fled, only to be captured by the city
!marshal after a desperate struggle in
which the latter was severely wounded by
the maddened woman. Pedro and his
wife will live but will never be able to
speak again.
A peculiar case of poisoning is reported
from the Bristle Ridge neighborhood,
worth of Orawfurclsvillo, Ind. At a large
party a new-faugled kissing game was in•
trodneed, which proved very popular.
The young men on arriving drew strings
of variegated oolore from a box and then
selected girls whose drosses matched this
string. The young granger then took
one end of the string in his month and
the girl attached her face in a similar
way to the other. Both then chewed up
the string until they were month to
mouth, when several kisses were exchang-
ed. At the party in question the portion
coloring the strings had used dyes which
were not fast and the oolore ran. Sever-
al were poisoned very seriously and it is
feared that one oe two oases may result
fatally.
aeAxzx x sn.
Ii NnscnroL—A1oanE.—In Morris, at the
resideooe of the bride's parents, on
Wednesday, May 18th, by the Rev.
David
Porde, of Cheeky, assisted by
Rev. David Forraet, of Walton, lJr.
R. W. Kneehtel, of Ripley, to Alise
Belle, eldest daughter of 1Ir. David
Moore.
Fail Wheat 80 81
Spring Wheat 80 81
Bardoy - 133 40
Peas 57 58
Cats 27 28
Butter, tube and rolls..., 113 00
Eggs per dozen 0 00
Flour per barrel 4 50 5 00
Potatoes . . ... . 20 00
Hay per ton - .9 00 10 00
Hides per lb 3 3
Salt por bbl., retail1 00 05
Sheep skins, each 60 1 00
Lamb skins °nob 85 00
Apples par barrel 1 00 1 25
NOTICE.
Who Connell of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the Court
Borne, Goiter lab, ou TUlil SDAY, JUNLl 761,
1892, at 8 O'alook p, m,
W. LANK,
May 20th, Co. Cleo].
A FIRST - CLASS SET OF
Blacksmith's tools for sale at a groat
bargain. Call and got Prior,,
A,11, MCI(AY S: Co., Brussels,
frEND]1RS WILL BE RECEIV•
1 ED by tiro Secretary of S. 8. No, 9,
Morris marked "Tender," for repairs to
sebuol house, Particulars may be obtain ad
from auy of the Trusbees. Tenders reeoiyed
up to June 20. The lowest or any tender
not necessarily aoeepted. The work to be
completed daring summer holidays. Trus -
toes -8. LEAP, RRIau, 13Ewma', and
G100, 0ELLY, 8e0,-Treas,
48 8 Walton P. 0,
REAL ESTATE.
141ARHIS FOR SALE .—THE UN•
nrnaxsn,m has eevnrai good Farms far
sale cad 10 rent, easy term S, in Totvns11lpte
of 1f Orris cud Grny. 7! 5. SOUTT,I3rueaela,
37.tf,
['1110I0E FARM FOR SALE.—
kJ lining South half Lot 27, oon.6, DIo_ris,
100 mares, nett Ply all cleared. Good buildings,
One young hearing °reliar,l. Immediate pos-
session. Easy Torras, Apply to
W. M. SI.N CLAIR,
tf- Solicitor, 58s., Brussels,
T'0R SALE OR TO RENT,—
Tan brick store on the north-east cor-
ner 0f 11111 and Turnbon;y streets, Brussels.
Loy particulars apply to
PETER LERGUSON, Queen
street, or by mail address Brussels P. 0.,
Hos S7. 11-4
pARM FOR SALE.—TEE UN-
DmnetGNED otters for sale the north
east guar terof lot 08, oouoeseion 0, Morris,
Couu ty of 'Enron , contaInin g S0 acres. The
laird is of first quality and in ahigh state of
cultivation, well 10,105,3 and under -drained,
15 00 res °leered, New Irate a house, 8 rooms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 welle,
good barna and shod, orchard, etc. Eight
acme of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation 0f 13101eso1s, Suit.
able term will be given. Titleperfect,
JAMES G301EVE, Owner,
10- Soafortb P. 0.
QPLENDiD FARM FOR SALE.
1. J Bursa lots 11 teal 12, con.10, Township
of Grey. County of Enroll, containing 200
cares, the property Of the late Johu Itobe•t-
sou, 150 aar05 cleared and free from ob.
strnetio ns, 15 acres bush, mixed timber,
balsams partly cleared. 5011 clay loom,
mostly rolling, Feuoed with etr,,igbt rail
fences and Ivo tersl by two wells and a
spring 7rrlvilege. Commodious dwelling
house, with large 'woodshed attached ant,
an oxaoliout cellar under house. Two large
barns, stone stabling and other outbuild-
ings. Two good healing orchards, orna-
mental trees and smell fruits, 44 miles
from Brussels, a lively town on the G. 1'. 1t„
convenient to school, churches mutt post
omen. This property Hes well, is a first.
class grain and stock farm 0114 should. bo
seen by intending purchasers as it is [lfor-
ed at a bargain. Lor further particulars
apply tO
AIRS. 3500. B01311BT30N,
or Daman 10000,05188050, 011
the promises, or by letter to Oranbrook P.
U. 50.4
L? TJLL FOR SEJ.IVIOE.—THE
unde•algued will peep for service, nu
Lot 28, One. 1, Morris, t1,e ,veli broil grade
bull"Billy." Terms 81,00 with privilege of
returning if necessary during season,
110131. CURRR.,
46.4 Proprietor.
ULL FOR SERVICE.—TILE
uude'siguedwill Itemy rot' sorvioe mi
Lot14,Oou.1, Jos.
n thoro-bre:l Durham
from ibmported
s. ckou,noar sides.
1rrz,l
front imported stsek ou both eldes. Terme
1 1,50 for acatr,00 pttyabte Jan. let with ).rivi-
ts s e' l'etlrl'ni,lg i1 00Oeeaary,
45.2 ()ABDUL' & INNER , Props, .
UL1 FOR S ltV.IOIt .-TSE
A.) Undersigned will keep for service, m1
lot HO, con. 0, Mnrrls, the Saone -bred Durham
Mill, "Sweepstakes." Ile l,as taken 4 Ii1'at
prizes and 1 second, being beaten by the bill
that took 1st prise at the Proviuolal Show.
Terms—To insure a calf 32.00, or 51,10 for
the season,
57.8111 JA9, 8101;(10, Proprietor,
.LLZSEY BULLS F013 SER.
yirs,-1Iy Jersey Bulls ago from 1100
milking strains and should protluee stook
equal or superior to any for either the
creamery or oboeso faetOry. The dam of
Duo still ]n my 11,oseesato111
gave 7,000 lbs, nr
0,1110 in 13 saccade with ber first adr, Lor
fturtheS• particulate apply at my Drug and
13 oak furs.
G,A, DEAD0AN, Brnssole, Ont.
JM.PROVED LARGE WHITEYORK-
1_ BOAR,
The Undersigned will keep for service this
present ;mason the Improved large white
Yorkshire pig 'Bendy on lot 30, 00u.0,
Morris, to which a limited number of sows
will be taken, Terms 81.00 to be paid at
time of aervloe, with tbe.prlVtloge of return-
ing if neeeastu'y. Pedigree may be atm Up,
on. application, 10013E11'0 I410I10li,
111! Proprietor.
PURE BRED BOARS FOB SLR.
virE, Tha undersigned will loop for
service on north. half Lot 29, cns'. 7, Morris,
x10,65 hrett Baritshho line', let l by Dl0.
Snell, and an Oh lo improved Chester White,
bred by '1'ltos. five g•, Putnam, from im.
Ported stook on both sales. This hos' took
3rd prise at the Industrial Fair in a clew of
17, in MO, and 8rd at the Western 1,,Ir in a
clans of 111, Ills sire took 1st at the Indus-
trial In 1691. Torino 31.00 to be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if nee-
eseai•y
30.14. SAMUEL WALKER, Prop,
CURT OF REVISION.
18OWNSIIIP r,1' 1311.Ey.
Notice 1s hereby given that the 'Mentalist].
Council of the Corporation of the Township
of Grey, County 05 1h800 Will meet ae Court
of Invasion ,Lt Burton's Rotel, Ethel., on
1 silos ', ;may 27111, 01 t?. O'cleett p, an,
Parties interested will govern thomeolvos
semordiugly.
Wlvi. SPLINOE, Clerk.
TAI(1) NOTICE that it Court; of Boylston
for bearing appeals a aluab the Assessment
of Drabeago 13y.law No, 28, 4 the Townshi}].r..
of Grey, will be hold at Burton'e Sotol,
tube), on FRIDAY, May 27th, 1802, at the
boor of 11 o'oloak 8, in. Any per0on having
any oo,npla inns to make in respect to the
1 oaoomOeb le required to give =Moo of Such
complaint and the memo and matter thereby
10 the Clerk of the said Municipality en or
before Mae 19th day of May, 1802,
WM. SPENCE, Clerk,
MAY 20, 1892
YOU WANT
WALL, PAPER'
NIDE, PRETTY, GOOD, CUEAP.
T have in Stock between
5,000 anar6,000 Rolls
for you to choose from and another ship.
moot =pouted in daily. .
Whatever you do be sure and get your
Wal) Paper at
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
BRUSSELS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
I)L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
e Solicitor and Conveyancer, Collec-
tions made. Ofilaa—Vasstono's 131oo1e, Bruer
sole. 21.5m
-VV. • 111. SINOLAIR,
Schulte,', Oonveyaucor,Notaryorth
Ile, &o, 011luo—Grahams 111oolt,1 dc.,r no-
rtb
of Popper's Drag Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
I)
10KSON & NAYS,
(Late with Garrov es Proudfoot, Gude•
rich,) tomatoes, Holiaitore, Oonceyaue..rs,
&o. OAicos—l,r,,ssols and Seaforth, liras -
Bele Otlioo—Up-stait's over Sank, Money
to Loan,
it. a. ISATIS. W. II. DICKSON
AUCTIOi I:ERS.
IA. • RAYIIANN,
Auctioneer, 15 always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm Ston lc, As. Terme
cheerfully given. Cr,Lnbrook P.0. Sales
may bo arranged at inc PeST Pabllehmg
House, Brussels.
EORGE KIRKBY,__
Vl Licensed Attotionser, Salus cambial
ell on reasonable terms. Parma and farm
stock,t specialty. Orders left at TELE POST
Publishing lion so, l3ru seals, or sent to Walton
1'. 0., will receive prompt attention,
L[AVING TAKEN OUT LIOJ3N-
617 as an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to con,lnot sales of farm steak at reasonable
prices. Euo,viag the standing of nearly
every person I um In a position to Bell to
good nn,rks and get good security when sold
on credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Clive
me a Call. 32- L S. SOOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
0'V • 11. 11oCRACKEN,
Issnrer o f 1Carriago Liosusos. O111oe
at Grouory, ruruberry street, Brussels,
T. N. BARRETT,
e Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. DI. McKay Jr. Co's bat"lwo.re store.
Ladios'aurl ebildroue hair on Bing to specialty
110NAIR,
e Iesuror of Marriage Licenses, by
uppaintntant of Lieut,.)i ove'nnr, Commis-
sioner, &e , Q.11. Conveyancer and ,&gout
Fire Insuranoe tic,. 011ee at the Cranbrool,
Prat Unice.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INatl'ANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of rho Roa.rth Division Court
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Lein and Iusnrallon Ago ,,t. Ponds
invested and to loon. Collections made.
Ofilee 0, Graham's Block, Hrussele,
OIL PAINTING,
Miss Slavic% of \Viugbaur, is pr'epar'ed
to give instruction in oil. painting. 'forms
maybe ascertained lit Miss Nellie hoes' store
where samples of work may be seen, Dl,ee
Morns would also take a few more pupils in
mule,
r>)•lA. HAWE.INS,
Aa Organist 1n St. Johne Church, 13rus•
cels, and pupil, to the Art of Teaobiug of A.
W. 'fhs4 er, Mus. Uoo„ New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at Thos, Farrow's,
corner of Queen and plluooas Sts., or if pre-
ferred, at tbuir uwo homes. Terms moder-
ate, 40 -
MEDICAL CANIS.
OALE, 11 D., 0.11.,
Member of the (:ollego of Physician,
and Surgeons of Outa:rio by examination.
Mao and Residence — Main street East,
ll tbel, Ontario.
T A. MaNAUG•HTON, 11. D.
r • O. 5,1., 1,. R. O.1'., P1(11' 4,111.01, iii. 0, P
S, Ont. Residuum and otlico iu \Vllsoa's
Bloc l,, corner 01 Mt11 and Turnberry Ste.
DENTAL.
1.1147 INT10!Yri OC
M. CAVANAGH, L, D. S•, D. D. Se
Graduate of the Boyd College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, ao l of 'Reroute Uni-
versity. Dances—Over Popper's Drug Store,
Binseam,
N 0 T 10E,
All parties owing the firm of
MCINTOSN MoTAG' a 3T,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Aro regncstetl to call AT ONCE
anti l,41.Vo coats 08 they are
cloning their business,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Creditors of Catherine Sheila, lotto of the
Village of Oraobronk, le the County of I1ur•
on, (a marriedwmnan) deceased, who died
o1 or before the none day o1 Ma'ob, 1801,
and all others having claims against her es.
tato are hereby notified to send by post,
prepaid, or otherwise deliver to the under•
sigl sd, llxoeut0r of the Cant will 3304 testa.
menb of bile said deceased, at 131 e0 ole, on or
before the 10,115 '003, of .111oo, 5815", their
Christian name loud surnames, addressee
and tleseiptieue, and full Partioolare of
their claims, statements of their a0o0unts
and =Lure of the securities, if any, bold by
them and in default thereof anti fmmodie.to.
]y after the said 15th day of Juno the onsets
of the said deceased will he distributed
amongst those entitled therm°, staving ra-
gard only to the olefins of which nOLios shall
have been given ae above required. And
this notion beteg given under the provistons
of the lie Teed etatatee or Onta40, Chapter
110, sea, 80 the Mentor will not bo liable
for the sant 058018, or any pati thereof, to
any person of Whose claim notice; shall not
have bee» rooeived by him at the time of
said distribution,
4'1.6 4, EIJNTIOII,
Brussels, May 11,'02. Executor.