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ini3i,111T SIMPLE
903110 problems that are very simple
are not alwaye underetood. Of course
there are some people who from lack of
education or prom toe, will not under-
stand. It should be plain to the readers
of THE POST that there is it gain by loon-
ing the oust of manufacture, as explained
before. 01 course combinee, as a rule,
advance the prices of good e manufactured
by them, but before they do this, they
mot conteol the manufacture of all each
goode. Now, when the great Wall Paper
Trust was formed in the U. S., there were
one or more lirms that did not unite
with them In order, therefore, to com-
pel these to do so, the Trust did and do
sell at a price that those outside cannot
compete with them and will no doubt be
compelled to join them. Wall papers, in
the U. S., for Sono years, have been sold
at a very small margin of profit and fur
anyone outside of the combination to
give a discount simply means to charge
an advance price. We do not maintain
that the prices of Wall Papers will be as
low next year, but we know that the corn.
Ideation goods are all right this. We
would not have purelmeed from the com-
bine but "Goods bought well are half
sold," and while our customers have the
benefit of cheaper goods we have that
which comes from increased cototn.
Will you share in the benefits ?
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &a.
DRAM/ TRUNK RAILWAY.
sof-rum:a EXTENsION W. G. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
ami South, as follows;
THE POST for the balanoe of MO for
41.00, lo ethane% Dont borrow ttoy
longer.
Dox'a forget the milinery openings.
See advertisemente in To POST for
oorrect dates.
Tim best thanks of Ten POST staff are
due to George Brewer, of Morris, for a
get/et-Qua simply of prune eating apples.
Plonamsser arrangements are Wog
made for 0 series of races on the Bruit.
seta Driving Park to wine off some time
111 J
Annamittaxo Keno, who YfaS a familiar
obaraoter in Brussels some years ago,
died at Seaforth last Monday. He had
been an poor health for some time.
Carr. Won and wife were called away
to Marthnsville, Lanibton Co., owing to
the illness of Mrs. Winn's mother. The
eoldiers will look after the services in the
barracks hero.
P001 Br,—A. meeting of nil interest-
ed in the re.organisation of the Brussels
Football club for 1803 will be held at the
QUeell'S Hotel an Wednesday evening of
next week at 8 o'clock.
Rex. J. Roes, 33, A., has purchased a
Rudge bicycle from G. A. Deadinan. It
10 wLat lo known as a full roadster. Mr.
Rose intends utilizing the eileut steed in
his pastoral work after he has learned to
ride the 'knitter."
THE quarterly written examination of
Rnox clinrola Sabbath school on the prac-
tical teachings of the first quarters les-
sons was held in the above mentaoned
church last Saturday afternoon. The
scholars are examined on two leading
teachings seleoted from each lesson.
tax incipient fire was noticed in time,
on Monday, to save s, burn out at the
posloliice. A spark is supposed to have
dropped into the wood box, where some
pieces of paper were, in the apartments
occupied by J. S. Smith, upstairs, and
was making great headway when sup-
pressed. There were no members of the
family at home when it ocourred, henos
the greater danger.
Goma Sooril. MGomel honan. VIBE BIIIGADE.—A meeting of firemen
ExpLtMil
ress is aim a
7:e2 am, I ixed 9:45
Sim Was 1,eld on Monday evening in the
nixed .01,90 13.311. Bspreas teas I a, Connell Chamber for the election of
officers and the traroaction of other basis
_
0000. P. Scott, who has been Chief for
311:ai an 11 isjytg 11-ans, years, declined re-election. The follow-
-'„. s' -'-'•-aas•so. 1119 p: atom seers, choseu to the reapeotive
offices :-
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A chiers arcane ye takin" notes, A. Currie, Chief ;
An' faith he'll prout it. 1. C. Ross, Captain ;
Flats Jackson, 1st Lieutenant ;
CLEAN 23E.
SATPRDAY of this week is April Fa. I's
day.
WHEELED vehicles are once more to .130
front.
Howse Fair on Thursday of next wt. It.
Come to it.
Goon Friday will be generally observed
as a holiday.
Jas. BaLassrtratt has purchased a new
bicycle, the new Rapid.
THE po,totlice will bo open on 0.3od
Friday from 4 to 5 o'clock p. m.
DON'T bon Ow THE POST any loner,- as
51.00 will secure it for the balance of
1803.
Couxen, meeting next Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. Board of Health will meet
at 7:30 sharp. '
Tan Maitland river was very high for
a few days this week, The foot bridge
was endangered but stood the test.
HEALTH INSPECTOR IIIMADPOOT is already
on the warpath and the watchword is,
and will be until the work is attended to,
"Clean-tm."
A. CorELEY has sold two Brantford
bicycles already this Spring and, like
Alexander of old, is now hooking for fresh
worlds to conquer.
lizoromers are cautioned about riding
at Et razing gait on the sidewalk. The
value of the limbs of pedestrians must
come into the calculation.
Tnn first Allan Line ateamer of the
season—"The Sardinian"—will leave
Montreal on May 6th at daylight. W.
.11. Kerr, Brussels, is agent.
Conatnnewto with Saturday morning of
this week the town bell will be rung at 7
a. m., noon, 1 and 0 p. m. Constable
Broadfoot will attend to this duty.
LENTEN service is being held in St.
John's churoli each evening Sale week.
Rev. Mr, Lee, of Atwood, assisted the
incumbent on Wednesday evening.
MANE StmGESTIONS.—Now 18 the time
for persons who yearly and fault with
the list of prizes given by the Agricul.
Mira! Societies to hand in their segos -
tions. 111 18 a patent fact that nearly
every list in the country requires revising,
and thoroughly too.
0171i TEACHEBS.—Principal Cameron
will eat hie Easter eggs at Luc:know,
Miss Braden has gone to Linwood. Miss
Downey le holidaying at Listowel and
Hanover, and Miss Cooper will enjoy a
visit with relatives and friends at Clin-
ton.
THE weekly debate of the Young Mans'
Conservative Club, on Friday evening of
last week, was on the respective merits of
Monarchical and Republican forms of
government. The Monarchists were
short handed, only one of their speakers
being present, and the chairman decided,
on a oonnt of points made, that the
Republicans had the beet of the debate.
There will not be a meeting this Friday
evening.
Ir is due to those interested to state
that the canvas made for assistance
toward Mrs. Williams being gent and
cared for et the Toronto Hospital resulted
as follows :—Collected by Mrs. Dennis
and Mrs. Rosnig, 312.95 ; by Mrs. A.,
Sinclair, 412.50, total 425,45. Out of
that a single ticket was purchased to To-
ronto (339.90) and cab 13010 (31.00) to hos-
pital paid. The balance la held by the
Reeve in the meantitne, he having sent a
guarantee to Toronto for seven or eight
weeks board at $2.80 per week. The
operation of removing cataract will be
performed by Dr, Reevee free of charge,
by special request of De. Graham,
Denoitange.—Deborning is beaomieg
more isommon since the appointment of
the Commission to 00011801, 3,110 cruelty
or otherwise of the practice. Until last
Satiirday a bovine belnnging to G,
Deflation was possesewl of a filo 1)0119 11
horns bet as she was too numb "the
boss of the ratich" 1351 vilar veterinary,
Waratiok, Ward enesged to reincve
them. irlm animal did not approve at
the idea and that it was painful there
can be no donbt but she partook 01 11831
dinner although the operation wee per-
formed only a few minutes before,
sloth smeared with pine tar was plum(
over the wound but as it mutated much
uneatioess it was removed. This cotv le
a Canadian bred which has a reputation
of being an enormous milker. Mr. Dead -
non fa keeping her to experiment by
mewing with the Joreeys. The latter
have always been afraid of her, Iler
loss thetef 0310 will bo their gain.
Noble Gerry, 2nd "
F. S. Scott, Secretary -Treasurer ;
11 W. Diatom and D. alolienzie,
Engineers.
Reel a:o. 1-8. Jacksou, Watson Ainley
and 'J1. James. Reel No. 2—Noble
Geljy. 1. T. Ross and Joe Ballantyne.
Reel No. 0—J. G. Slone, B. Gerry and
W. Albley. Coal eart—L. Jackson, A.
Crozi.o. and J. Pugh. Branehmen—A.
McNeil, A. McKay, 38. McDonald and IC,
Scott. A deputation was appointed to
wait on the Council. The questions of a
better fire alarm, quarterly meetings and
re -arranging of the Brigade generally
were discussed,
lansoacrtox or ST3IPATITY—The follow-
ing resolution was passed by Court
Alt-aandra, No, 24, C. 0. F., at its last
meeting :—
To Mrs, Charles Mitchell.
We, the metnbers of Court Princess
Alexandra, No. 24, Canadian Order For-
esters, wish to express our deep sympathy
with you in your sad bereavement. God
in His wise Providenoe has seen fit to
remove from you a dear husband, but He
who "doeth all things well" bath takeu
him away from a world of trial and suf-
fering to that bright and better world
above where pain and sorrow are un-
known. Please acoept our sympathy and
may He who has promised to be a "hue.
band to the widow and a father to the
fatherleas" ever comfort and sustain
you and your children in the hope of a
glorious reunion in the heavenly home
above where parting is no more. Signed,
011 behalf of the Court,
WALTER SMITH, R. S.,
ADAM Penne, F, S.,
War. ELAsHILL, D. D. H. C. R.,
ADAar REID, CHAPLAIN',
Business Locals,
SEE my add this week. IL 3. Strong.
Flout fish arriving daily at McAlpine's.
Mi pans 41.00 per dozen at 33.
Gerry's.
5 14.quart pails for 41.00 at B.
Gerry's.
Loon out for R. Leatherdale's advt,
next week,
Fon your photo go to Strong's over
Standard Bank.
Am, kinds of tinware made and repair.
ed at B. Gerry's,
CLOVES, Timothy and fresh garden
seeds at MoOracken's.
Tun low prioee for cabinet photos will
continue all Perry's.
LATEST cabinet photographs, best finish,
31i per doz. at Stroog's.
SAP pails 58.00 per 100 ; Spites 41.00
per 100. 13. Gerry.
Fon eale, cheap, one set second hand
ablate harness. I. 0. Richards.
SUITS for men and boys are now going
fast. Why not join the procession at D.
C. Ross'.
STILL a few of those 410.00 and 311,00
suits left. Call and get one before they
are all gone. D. C. Ross.
Clsar, and get ono of thoee nobby and
fashionable hats before your Size is gone.
D. 0, Roes, The Hatter.
THERE 15 no reaeon why children
should be allowed to suffer from loath.
some scrofulous sores and glandular
swellings when Ruch a pleasant, effeotive,
and economical medicine as Ayer's Sar-
saparilla may be procured of the nearest
druggist. Bs sure you get Aye's,
.Anmen TO INTENDING SETTL01124.—Re•
port of delegates from Maritime Provin-
oes.—We would Pay unhesitatingly, go to
Manitoba or the North-West Territories.
There you will soon empire property and
take your pleats as 8 part of an indepen.
tient fammug population, instead of ito-
tanning, if yon go to the Eittffea, mere
operatives, getting, it may be, fair wages
for the present, but making little, if any,
provision for the future.
THE BIBIAL 0ssit.-13rantford, March
27t11,—Aroble Itymal Who Was diecharg.
ed from the hospital hero sorno 1113118 090.
as incurable, suffering from a. compliaa
tion of diseases, resulting from dimmed
kidneys'bits beort cured by Dodrl'e
Kidney Pills. Ills ease is the current
talk of the town. So far WWI ho run down
that ho lost the powor of his tome and
logs, also tho =solo of hie nook, and
Wee as helpless as a ehild. 130 la now a
strong, healthy Mall again, and never
tires talking of that Wondorfel remedy
which sowed his life.
Sur up stairs and have a look at
photo in gelltfry. If. J. Strong.
Munn., 0 good quiet delving horse in
trade for herniate. I, 0, Richards,
haw jump seat boggy for Bale oheitp.
Apply at TUE PORT PlibliShing House,
A 124110E assortment of proceed and
13011123 made tinware at 13. Gerry%
latter canons from 40.29 1111.
13. Gerry.
Dar wood wanted, either 1301811008 011
stove wood. Apply ab Tnn Poor Publieh-
ing House.
No unnecessary tranefers and re-cheok-
ing when you buy your tickets of Grand
Trunk agora%
Br your Manitoba tickets at the 0 T
11 depot and have your baggage clunked
through to deetinatton.
Come one, 00111 0 all, and give us It call.
Beet photos are always oheapest and
Strong's is the pleas to get them.
GLANCE over my am and sea photos to
be had for 0319 110111311 and 13 half.
a J., Strong, Photographer.
GEEHE feathers wanted. Apply to
R. Leatheadale' Brussels.
111 will take more thnatalkto bent the
facts presented in ;fames Walker's advt.
this wok, He is the leading carriage
builder in 13ru08e18.
Tun low prioee for cabinet photographs
have been snob a great encoess we will
continue them a short time.
0. E. Perry.
PAIR of gentleman's buckskin gloves
lost or left in some store. The finder
will oblige by leaving them at Tnn POST
Publishing House.
WET do We do the best trade in town ?
Beoanse we keep the largest, nobbiest
and cheapest shook and turn out the best
lite in town. D. 0, Ross.
Pr has never before been possible to
get in Brussels snob a selection of 8.1.
woolens or ench superb garments in fit or
finish its you can get from D. 0. Ross.
DONT fail to see tho line display of
buggies and carts at Walker & Eivan's
shops on Horse Fair day—next Thurs-
day. Call in and eeo J. T.
implement 811011 00 the same clay.
"Fon 0 long time I suffered with
stomach and liver troubles, and could
find no relief until I began to use Ayer'a
Pills. I took them regularly for a few
months, and my health Was completely
restored."—D. W. Bathe, New Berne, N.
0.
Elsomeit Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused humps and blem-
ishes from harem blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweoney, ring -bone, stifles,
sprains, all swollen throats, eta. Save
550 by nae of one bottle. Warranted by
0. A. Dealunto.
311313111113310 OPENING. -0 nr Grand
Spring Millinery Opening will take place
on Thursday 6th of April and following
days of the week. We will be pleaeed
to show our immense and varied stock to
every lady waling on us.
Moans Rotate, Smale's
Ws/La-Dream AND Dantante.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in 13 way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasouable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Ternberry et., Brussels. 34-tf
Hol ha,1 ha 1 Who ever heard of a
combine lowering the price of goods to
the consumer, whether it be a shoe lace,
a washing machine, or a roll of wall
paper ? The American Wall Paper
Trust allow 10a' off if you buy exclusive-
ly from them. °Biro & Sons sell oheaper
and give 15% off. Why ? 1st, beoauee
they do not pay $20,000 into the Trust;
2nd, they sell direct to the trade and
save the jobber's profits. Come and
inspeot quality and prices at W. Rod-
dick's Wall Paper Emporium, Brussels,
CLEARING SALE.—We have deoided to
clear out our complete stook of dry goods
and groceries by June lst. You know
what that means. 111 12)015)10 bargains for
the masses. We have a complete stook
of Spring dress goods, prints, ginghams,
shirbings, clothing, etc. and remember
everything must go. Do you want any -
111111194 10 001 1100 ? If so call early before
the aesortment is gone. Bargains in
every lino. Produce taken as mash.
Alex. A. Rose,
Bargain Store.
41.00 :-19. Meese tinware for 41.00 —
1 la -quart pail,
1 30.quart pail,
1 °Inert pail,
1 Dish pan,
1 RIM( pan,
1 Pudding pan,
1 Tea Drawer,
1 Wa811 bowl,
1 Dipper,
1 jelly pan,
1 Pio plate,
13. Gerry.
530MSZS..
Minuatt.—In Brussels, on March 22nd,
the wife of Rev. D. Millar of a
daughter.
WRAY—Mtwas.—At the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. Wm. Minee, of
Grey, on March 15%, by the Rev,
W. F. Brownlee, Mr. J. A. Wray, of
Howiolt, to Miss Martha F. Mines.
Cox—Lam—At the residence of the
bride's father, on the 21st inst., by
Rev. H. A. Newoonthe, Mr. W. 11.
Cox to Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr.
Wm. Lake, all of Grey township.
NAnon—Louonnen.—On Wednesday,
15th inst., at St. Paul's ehurolt
rectory. Wingham, by Rev. E. W.
Hughes, Mr. David S. Naylor, of
Iaast Wawanosh, to Miss Mary
Ellen, daughter of Mr. Wililani
Lougheed, of Week Wawassoith.
..ttarremmeiw M.as.,X.osam.
TUESDAY, APRIL I LTH,—Parril attlk,
implements, household furniture, ate.
Lot 15, Con. 5, Grey. Sale at 1 o'clock.
Wm. Bather, Prop., George Rirkby,
Alma
Wtotinsoar, April Ia.—Farm gook, its.
plemente, &o. Lob 32, Con. 14, Sroy.
Rale oommenoes at 1 o'olook, Alex,
Ontlthertson, Peon. V. S. Sott, Auct,
TUESDAY, April 18,—Parm stook, im-
pima,* tte. South Lob 28, Con, 4,
Morris. Sale ab 1 o'clock sharp. GeO.
Brewitr, Prop., GOO, Kirkby, Ano,
Moseranan, Maack 27.—About 1,000
head of butchers' cattle, 5 octaves and 00
mutton orittere, with about a dozen
spring lambs, were offered at the east
end abattoir to -day. There was 3» largo
representation of butehere on hand, and
trade wto pretty brisk, but prices were
Iowa Some of the Woe drovees Mato
that prices of extra beevea Were lower to-
day than they have over seen them at
MAR. 31, 1893
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HEAD OFFICE. - TORONTO.
ASSETS, - (Seven llilIion Dollars) . 57,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - • 42,000,000
Amides in all principal points in Ontario, Qurber, Manitoba, United Slates Rag/land.
allEn'effeSSZO Reamate.
A General Banking 13u0ine0e Transacted, Varnters' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Toned and 001180t:ions node on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTNISPIT,
Intereat allowed 021 deposite of 41.00 and upwards' from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded hair yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THEE COLLECTION OP FAMINE& SALE NOTES.
Evory facility afforded Customers Jiving at a distance.
W. D. START, MANAGES.
enumnenono=amamomonvonoososeronomenotrammomem
MIMES 13.6.1110EILS,
1372,uss-E3Ps
Transact a General Baniting Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FA Ram as, NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
5a33°gaw's igaMi
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Pear, 3301319 Added to the Principal a 1 the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
1E4 elfret to lypitu Insurance in Old English er Canadian Companies, or in 131113.
WU Companies as mil' he deSlred.
3.0e YOH CANADA AND UNITED STATEs : Tu CANAMAN BANE OP COMMERCE,
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any previoto Easter market in Montreal.
Extra beeves sold 03 11103)1 43o to a little
over 5o per lb. and So per pound. was
Raked ill a few eases for fancy animals
overloaded with fat ; common to good
butchers' cattle sold at from no to 45o
per Ib. ; large fat bulls at from 33o to lie
per lb. and one extraordinary fine bull
37138 80101 at 5ac per Ib. and 91 over. The
best solves and slieeE were bought up be-
fore ranching the Market, excepting two
very fine calves which were bought for
354. Ono dealer bought 11 extra calves
at 43o per lb. and 48 yearling lambs at
43.35 per 100 lbs. Another dealer bought
80 oholoe yearling lambs at 55o Per lb. ;
spring iambs sold at from 43.50 to $6
each. Pat hogs continue to sell at from
ate to 63c per lb.
EAST Bram°, N. Y., MARCH 28.—
Cattle—There was a fair supply of yester.
day's unsold cattle on the market and
013O Car of fresh. The market wars weak
and dull, Sheep and lambs—Five cars
on sale, hardly enough to make a
1111111110131 sales generally at yesterday's
prices. Hogs—Tho receipts were light,
only 5 cars, but about 20 oars, including
9 decks of Canadiou fed stook, were
carried over from yesterday; the de-
mand was very light, packers not being
on the market at all, having bought about
.3,000 bead yesterday ; ofew of the best
bogs were sold to a Boston buyer at 37.-
80, but the bulk of the sales were to York
men, who got good weight Yorkers at 47.-
40 to 47.50 ; the light weightlots dragged
88 57.80 to 47.85 ; a few good quality
0001111,7.108 hogs sold at $7.25, but any-
thing of the western kind was not (pot-
able above 57.10; roughs, 46.75 to 47 ;
stags, 45.50 to 46.
Lomma, Moan 27.—The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
British grain trade, Faye : English
wheat sells at from 22s to 28s per quarter
in tbe western and north-western mar.
kets. La London the price is 28s 18.
Foreign wheat is little changed. Tho
red sorts are 6d in buyers' favor. Both
California and ordinary rets wheat are
saleable in London for more money than
in Antwerp. Russia is now sending to
Great Britain 100,000 quarters weekly.
In likely to send as much after
Easter. There were 2,770,000 quarters
of wheat on passage on March 25th,
Corn is firm in half the leading markets,
2vir.21.MIC=ITM.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel.... .. .
Potatoes
Hay per ton. ..
Salt per bbl., retail, „...
Hides trimmed ..
Hides rough
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each .....
Apples per bag
Wool
Pork
62
58
30
55
28
16
12
3 00
50
7 00
1 00
3
60
65
50
17
7 00
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
0
ANTED.— A SERVANT
Girl, or girl about 131 or 18. Apply
111109.3.3. riorim,
l3ruseels.
BICYCLE FOR BALE.—THE
Tindersigned htte a Budge Model D.
Bicycle, almost new, to sell et a bargain.
Guaranies complete, with LA Pone Pneu
motto Tsres,mud suaree, Sic. Apply to
A, I. al GOA LL, Btuasels,
15RESSMA.IIING,
hiss Belle Iiivingstou desires to in-
timate to the ladica of Brussels and 8111!.
)!011bdillg °0310t -IT that ihe is prepared to
do drestmaking oither at her home 1 mile
north eiBrussels or at their Manes. A fit
guaranteed,
BELLE LIVXNGBTON,
DILL1B BRED JERSEY
off for sale. Bred from one of
tbo best milking 011133100 311 Oanacht. Apply
to 3,1t. Barren:Cs
at A, Matey & Ca'a,, hardware Rom,
Bruenola,
E a GS FOR DATOBING FOR
. SALIN—Eggs of Pere Bred 1{1110k Min-
or efts, und White Legborma from Whoa.
111 co's 1,051 Otral 0, 31,00 per 501.33119 110), Al-
so 1 trio of Meek inOralle, 00012 110 relation
to hens, and two Leghorn 00e11e11e10, All of
host stook In Ontario,
tf WOl, TIARTRY, Seaforth.
TERSEY BULL FOR SER-
ey 3111'T3.8(001) for 010 01031)1013' 30 toot
mining to the front It win tety you to lova
e100800 With Era 01211321 P.3 11011 00WO if yoil
11O95 mob. Por furthee particulare apply
Drug and tOOlt Fame,
CLA,PF,ALMAN, Bruseele,
VARMS FOR SALE.-92HE UN•
nunstexam 31130 0090110) good Farms f Or
139.10 and to rent, easy terms, 111 Townships
of aforris end Grey. P 3, SOOTT,Brassels.
3740,
ralOICE FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South ball Lot 37, coma, Mortia.
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good bnildings,
line young hearing orchard. Tmumiliate pos-
session. Easy Terms. Apply to
W. SIN CLAIR,
tf- &Molter, 90,111,008018,
20 (i ACRE PAEIll FOR SALE.
1.) The 100 8.0110 farm, being 1015 )1
and 13, can. 10, Grey, Is offered for sale. 120
acres are cleared and the halation 'troll tim-
bered. Buildings first -ohms. °milord, won,
30. School house within 40 rOaft. PORROO-
13 1011 017011 03 03100 11 desired. Vor further
particulars 00 30 prion, terms, 30. apply 110
MRS. WALLE
2.141 Roseville P. 0.
or NELSON BRICKER, ou farm.
viAnAl FOR SA.L
J.: East Lot 15, Cum 0, Groy, containing
no 00300 111030 Or less, 81 mires °leered, and
free from stumps, newiy seeded and 111 good
shone, 0 acres in Fall Wheat and put in well.
There is about 0 acres of hush, part hard
wood, end part cedar and the halftime 19
reams, lend. There is a never failing
suPPIY 00 3111(3011, one well at yard and a
spring in tbo bush. Place is drained and
well fenced with eerier fencing. There is a
gotd frame house with kltelien and wood-
shed attached, a gond frame barn on 13013E8,
Buildings are comparatively now, good or,
oltax-1 mud garden, school house right 3(5 1003'
door. 3 miles from post office and railway.
01131100 how Brussels. The farm is 0 corner
lot and nioely situated, Tho lend is good
and lies nieely and can bo bought very °heap
as the owner wante to any a larger plains
'Parma reasonable, For terms and portion-
1-1rs apply on premises to owner,
Will, 0.11ABIZER,
31-110 or by letter to 0113103 1). 0,
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
113 11131110 tat. 11 end 12, 000. 18, Township
01 0111831, County of Huron, containing 000
mires, the property of the late john Robert-
son. 100 acres cleared and free from ob-
structions, 113 acres bush, mixed timber,
balance partly cleared, Soil olay loam,
mostly rolling, Palmed with straight rail
fences and watered by two wells and a
sp in g privilege. COmmodieus dwelling
housoorith largo woodshed attached and
nn excellent miller under house. Two largo
barns, stone stabling and other outbeild-
ings. l'wo good boariug orchards, orna-
mental trees and small fruits. 41 miles
from Brussels, 0137013 town on the G. 3. R.,
convenient to wheel, churches and post
otlice. This property lies well, IS a nrst-
class grain and stook farm and Should he
seen by intending purclinsere as 311 (0 offer-
ed at a bargain. For further particulars
apply to MRS. JNO.11013118T SON,
or DANIEL ROBERTSON, on
the premises, or by lottor to Ornabrook P.
0. 139-4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
114 THU lirATTEll OP THE ESTATE OP WILLIAM
CAMPBELL, LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OP
GREY, IN TEM COUNTY Or HURON, 5230.
MAN, DECEASED.
Notfoo is hereby given pursuant to Obap.
110, Seotion 80 of the Revised Statutes of On.
*aria, MK, that all creditors and others hay -
Ing any 8103108, 11008 Or demands against the
estate of William 0 ampboll, late of tho said
Township of Grey, yeoman, deceased, who
died on or about the thirtieth day of Janu-
ary, 4,03. 1993 are required to send by post ,
Prepaid or deliver to Masan. Darling & 111e -
watt at the town .of Listowel, In the County
of Perth, Solicitors 201, 030114 Campbell and
Alexander Alexander, both of tho said Town-
ship of Grey, yeomen, the Administrators of
the personal estate of said deceased, ou or
Wore the nth Day or April A, D. 1893,
their nalneti, fiddrOBSOO and descriptions, tile
1 011 319.31111001008 of their claims duly verified
and the securities (if any) 31818 by thorn.
And take notice 'that after the said 17th
day of April the said Administrators will
0000080 00 distribute tho assets of the said
estate among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which
notioe shell have boon given 00 abovo re-
quired and the said aaminIstrators will not
bo liable for tho said assets or any part
thereof to any pergola or persons 01 whose
Maim notice shall not have been root:lived fte
aforesaid by the said administrators at the
03)05 01! such distribution.
Dated 3111 1,181101100 this 100)1 day of ltlaroll,
A, D. 1803.
DAVID CAMPBELL,
AZ/SUM:Ma ALBXANIMR,
ol said Estate.
DAUM() & 131,13WETT, their Solicitors.
TMPROVED LARGE WEHTE YORZ.
ELEE33113 BOAR.
The undersigned win keep for service WS
present 800.8011 the Improved largo white
Yorkshire pig "Ready' on lot 30, 11031, 9,
Morris, to which a limited number of sows
will be taken, 2.0ornal 31,00 to bo paid at
time of ROM100, 'With the privilege of return-
ing if necessary. Pedigree may be soon •up.
on applioation, 13013130,33 NICHOL,
1001 Proprietor,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
Moor Graduate of the Ontario
Vain Mary Collage, is ProPutod 10 tran't 1111
tilmiages of domesticated animals lu 13 oom-
patinas manner. Particular attention paid
to voterluttry dentistry. Calla PrOmPtias,
tonded to. 05100 mud m
Infirary—Two Oors
north of Wage Tureborry at., 800eee10,
VIN MT IS MR TOO 0001)
Got the Best WALL PAPER p.t
the Lowest P11C08 at
Pepper's Drug Store,
Lots of Paper at 50, per Roll.
PRICES TALK.
LEGAL MID CONVEYANC.'NG.
RL, TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
. Solicitor find Conveyancer. Collec-
tions ]115d°. 0010—Yamstone's Meet-, Brue•
sole. 33.310
-T 5115. SINCLAIR,
VT • solicitor, Convoyaneer, NOtary Pub -
lie, &a, 0illee—Vanstoro2s Block, 1 door
11003,13 of Central Hotel. Private Funds to
Loan,
_ . .
CIAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
N...J Barristers, Solloitors, Notaries Public,
Godeiloh, Ont,
51. a. CABIERON, 33. 100310,
1)0I)L811 180311) 110.
AUCTIONF.ERS.
ARAYMANN,
• AnotIoneor, la always reedy to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, ite. Terms
oheerfally given. Cranbrank P. (7, Bales
may bo arrstmed at Tun PosT Publishing
House, 13110 000)9,
riEORGE KIIUSBY,
'la Licensed Auctioneer. Solea conduct
oil on reasonable terms, Perms nod farm
stook 31 speofaltv. Orden lett at Tun Pon
Publishing House ,Bru nee's, or gout to Welton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention.
T_TAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
A.J. an as an AuctiOneer, 10111 prepared
to 001131000 Roles 03 10110 stook at reasonable
KnOwing the stowing of nearly
every 'wimp 2 tun tu a position to aeli to
good marks and got goo,13 security when Sold
on credit, Satisfaction guarantee/1. Give
me a oath 32- r S. SUOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
MoCIIA.OKEN,
• Isnarer nfttarrliegn Licenses. 003e°
0.01,10 Gr000ry, Turuborry street. Brussels,
N. BARRETT,
JL• Tonsorial Artist. Slum—Next door
eolith of A. af. McKay On's hardware store.
Ladies'audchildrous Lair cutting 5. 91)00311107
A MaNAIR,
xi..• Timmer of altullage Licenses, by
appointment of Liout,•Governor, Commis-
sioner, &o., 33.33. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co. Oillee at the Cranbrook
Post °nice,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSIMMcon,
FIRE AND MARINR.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Pourth Division Court
08, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Panda
invested end to leen, Collections maee,
Ofilea in Graham's Block, Brussels.
PA.
(AIL INTING,
ktiss 11011180, 02 Wingbam, is prepared
to give instruction in oil ',feinting. Terme
111117 1,0 nseertained at MISR Nellie Boss' store
whore m11111108 Of Work may b0 soon. AIM
Merlins would also take a few more 111031110 10
music,
rp A. HAWKINS,
• Organist in St. John's Church'13rue.
Sole, and pupil, in the 4111 01 *Tenehing, of A.
W.Thayer,Mus.Dom, New York, Will give
lessons to pupils either at G. Halliday's,
eor, Xing and John Ste., or if preferred, at
their own 1101008. Monday, 9080507 and
Wednesday at Walton. Tons moderate.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
U . o. m., L. E. 0.P., Edinburgh, 13.0. P
S. Ont. Residence and aline in Wilson'
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry 'Sta.
DENTAL.
313+ .Laf PC' X Met GE'
M. CAVANAGH, 1..- 13.2., D. D. S,,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Mil -
varsity, Omen—Over A. 11, Smith's Store.
Brooms,
License District
—OP THE—
East Riding of Huron.
To the Tavern -Keepers and Shop -
Keepers and Others whom it
may concern.
HOTNE hi hereby given that
Applications for Licenses
for the Salo of Liquor in the
EAST RIDING OF HURON
for the License Year 1808.04, Which 001)2-
11100105 033 11)18 100 day 00 03157 next, Will be
received by the nudersignod from the pres-
ent date up to
Saturday, April 1,189S,
inoluaive. Applicants must furnish the
moue of two good and suilleiont suroblen as
bondsmen at the time of making aPPileatiom
Any applicant for a 13011 lions° must Inc.
0390 o. certificate signed by a znajOrity Of
the cdoetors entitled to vote ab elections for
the Legislative 800001 1,17 in %Droning. Sub-
division in )vhiell the 1)0 0)01000 sought 00 1,0
licensed are 01)119.0813) 011311 the said majority
must ineltule at Toast ono -third or the said
etcetera who aro at the time of Buell apPli-
otttion reeklente within the sala Polling
Sub -division,
JNO. 13, DIMLISR,
In Op actor.
Jamestown, Feb .18, PM,