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CURRANT
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GOO S EBERRY
Bushes will soon suffer if you do
not apply somo remedy. Our
Hellebore is guaranteed to kill
the worms that so quickly eat off
the leaves.
When. Thirsty or Faint try a glass of our
JERSEY ,MILK SHAKE
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• JERSEY BUTTERI1ILK.
Either will Refresh and Strengthen you,
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
90UT0E0N EXTENSION W. n. et B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and Sontb, as follows:
GOING SOUTH. Go1'No NOB7E.
11faB 6:51 eau. Mixed 9:45 a.m.
Express 11:59 a.m. Mail 3:10 p.m.
Mixed 9.00 p.m,. Express ...... 9:43 p.m.
oral lefm Items.
A spiel's amang ye taldn' notes,
An' faith he'll pront it.
JUNE.
IcE cream is on the program.
Sulam Board on Friday evening of
31000 week.
Bos.Tnin is becolning quite popular oto
the Maitland.
BRUSSELS football club will play et
Gorda on Saturday.
A. Co»9LEY sold a Brantford bicycle to
Jas. Walker Ibis week.
Coaxers, meeting and Court of Reviei m
next Monday evening.
RACES on Thursday, nth inst., on
Brussels Driving Park.
R. M. DI00903• made a business tri,: to
St. Marys on Thursday.
EAsl annex Reform Convention on
Friday afternoon of this week.
MEssas. Bcosen & VANSTONE shii.; ed
eeveral care of grain this week.
Mains. Scorn & Josss shipped a car of
fine cattle to the East on Friday.
Omer DAY, of the G. T. R. Deteetive
foroe, made a business trip to Bos: eels
this week.
Qum a quantity of grain has been
ooming to Brussels market during the
past two weeks.
Rev. 11, PAUL will 000upy the Meths.
dist ohurch pulpit next Sunday in the
absence of the pastor.
J. Domino has planed a patching
maohine in his shoe shop to aid in this
important department of his work.
W. Dmenow, who has the contraot for
gravel this year, is at work this week.
Turnberry street will receive a good
coating.
YE editor's thanks are dee to Mrs, G.
A. Deadman for generous samples of
Jersey cream and butter. They were
yam l yam !
WATSON AINLEY put the tar and gravel
roof on the new poetoflioe building this
ween. Wat. is establishing quite a name
for himself in this line of work.
ON Friday evening of this week Ea•
sign Maltby, distriot officer, and Capt.
llfeeton, of Wingham, will take obarge of
the Salvation Army meeting at the bar-
racks in this place.
AT the Presbytery of Maitland in
Wingham on Tuesday, Bev. H. McQuar•
rte's resignation was accepted. An ad -
jaunted meeting of Presbytery will be
held in Lucknow on Monday, 12th Jane,
et1p.m,
LIST of persons ticketed by J. T.
Pepper, 0. P. R. Agent, Brussels :-T.
A.. Hawkins, Chicago, Ill, ; Rev. Jno,
Mulholland, Shicago, Ill, ; Mrs. George
Thompson, Chioago, Ill. ; Alex, Mo.
Quarrie, High Bluff, Man.
REv. R. 8. G. ANDERSON, B. D„ of St,
Helens, wi!1 preach in MoIvflte ohuroh on
Friday eveniug at 7:80 and on Saturday
afternoon at 1:80. Communion service
on Sunday morning. The Sabbath
evening eerviee, in which Knox church
will join, will be conducted by Rev.
Thos. Davidson, M. A., of Wroxeter, who
will also preach on Monday ab 10:30 a.
m,
CoNEEBENOE.-By the first draft of
stations (whioh is' under correction) of
the Guelph Conference, Rev, G. F. Sal-
ton is down for Stratford ; Rev, Robert
Walker, Brussels . Rev. T. W. Cosens,
Walton ; llev. 'W. Ottewell, Belwood ;
Rev. N. R, Willoughby, Listowel ; Rev,
E. A. Chown, Blyth ; Rev, A. Tonga,
Condesboro' ; Rev. P. Swann, Milverton ;
lOev. W. F. Campbell, Dungannon ; Rev.
J. W. Holmes, Clinton ; Dr. Henderson,
Norfolk street, Guelph. Any or all of
these may be changed before Cou£erenoe
closes.
Ae the communion service at Knox
chnrcb 11 new members were added to
the ohuroh roll. Rev. J. Ross preached
a profitable sermon Saturday afternoon
and on Sabbath morning the pastor, Rey.
D. Millar, occupied the pulpit, tailing
Romans, 5th chapter and 11113 verse ae
the ground work for a good discourse on
the Atonement, In tho evening Rev.
D. Forrest, of Walton, officiated. His
sermon was on God's faithfulness as
instanced in Hebrews 10 and 28. G. A.
Deadman presided at the union Endeavor
Meeting at the close.
IUY13ENEao,-As of cid, from Eden
down, 11 is evident mat belieyee itis not
good to be alone and as a proof of tbie
Alex, I. McCall, of this place, took unto
himself a helpmeet in the person of Miss
Ida Raid on Tneeday evening of this
week. The ceremony was performed by
Rev, 7J. 31i11ar, aesieted by Rev, 8, Jones,
at the parental residence, Elizabeth
street, in the presence of relatives and
friends. After supper the happy twain
took 113e night train fora brief wedding
tour followed by many good wlsllee for
future helpmeets and prosperity, The
weddinggifts were
g of a valuable and Use.
All 011109010r, 1.1r, and Mrs, McCall
Will continue to reside in Brussels,
13u11oN:'all assizes will o0misense at
Coderioh on Monday, Sept. 26th. Judge
Maoneabou will be on the 13oneh.
Mae. HALL moved out of the Revere
House this ween and has been suooeedod
by Barry James, well known in town,
LEw. JAossoel went to Liebowel on
Thursday to referee a football matob bo•
tween the club of that town and Mount
Foreet.
1005110150 was done last Friday evening
relative to a Dominion Day Celebration
iu Brussels owing to the small ropreson-
tatien ab the meeting.
1r you want anything in the furniture
line, pianos, organs, platers framing,
window shades or curtain poles you
should call and sec Loatherdale's stook,
the most complete stook in the county,
LAST 111011day S. B. MoKelvie, of the
Wroxeter woolen mill, was in Brunets in
the interests of his business. Ile has
refitted the factory and oxpeote to do a
large trade this year. He is prepared to
purchase largo quantities of wool.
ON Thursday evening of last week
Frank McPhee, of Henfryn, and Mise
Mand A. hall, of Brussels, wore united
in marriage by ]Lev. 1s. Paul, at the
residence of 111e officiating minister.
Mr, and Mrs, MoPhea 0111 likely live at
Henfryu,
Ties law offlee formerly occupied by
W. B. Dickson, Leckie block, Brussels,
has been leased to G. F. Blair, of Car-
row & Prohdfoot'e, ob8co, Godariob, who
will become a resident of this place in 1130
practice of his profession. Mr. Blair
has recently passed his final examination
and is very highly spoken of by those
who know him.
Wool, -The wool market has opened
up and this season's clip is being pat ap.
on the market. Bru.sele woolen mill 10
prepared to pay the top price in either
Cae13 or beetle for any quantity of good
wool. They have a good assortment of
ge'cls to select from if trade is desired,
Sheep .hould be thoroughly washed be.
fore sl'aariug.
A N+••.v time table has been issued on
the G. T. R. It Came into forgo last
Monday, the changes at Brussels are
these : -The morning train gets here 8
minut 9 earlier ; the evening train 10
mi0u1 '3later, and the night train 6 min•
rtes 1 ter than on the former time
table, The oorrootocl table may be fount
on the 3113 page of Tele Pose.
Bios•ens OElnseena.-•Notice is given
that F'tmuel Rivers, caretaker, may be
found at the cemetery on Tuesday of each
and et: ry week for the purpose of attend-
ing t. :sing up plots or graves for inter-
ested • •trties, Tile Trustees of the Deme.
tery . eject very strongly to various in -
di vide els going there and dispelling other
props.'ty to beautify or improve their
owu lots. Mr, Rivers will be found, a0
above stated, ready to do this work or
assist in it being done.
Er7,01v1B LEAGUE. -"Queen Victoria"
was the topic of last Mouday evening's
program at the Epworth League. A. R.
Smith related a few facts concerning
English Icings ; Miss E. E. Kerr gave a
reading on "Victoria's Crown ;" Bruce
Wilson read au interesting aocount en-
titled "She saw the Queen." After sing-
ing "The Red, White and Blue," Rev. G.
F. 8altou gave a half hour's address on
interesting points in the Queen's early
life. There was a large attendance.
Next Monday evening's subject is "How
to help the Pastor."
0. Y. 73, -The Harriston Tribune
says :-The annual meeting of the Grand
0. Y. B. Lodge, of British North Amari-
oa, will be held in Harriston, on June
14113, 15tH 1893, when delegates from all
parts of British North Amerioa will be
present. We understand that the breth.
ren here are making extensive arrange -
mann for their reception and we trust
that the oitizens will not fail to lend a
helping hand. It is not often that a
small town like Harriston is ohosen eta
the meeting plane of such a large Order,
extended es it is to every province in this
great Dominion. It is an honor that the
citizens of Harriston should appreciate
and so arrange matters as to send these
delegates home with a high opinion of
Harriston and her people.
People We Know.
Mrs. (Dr.) Graham is in Toronto.
Archie Jackson is home from Toronto.
Mrs. Ronald has gone to Chicago on a
visit.
Mrs. Longman. has gone to Detroit to
join her husband.
Mrs, T. Fletcher was in Lncknow for a
short visit this week,
J. C. Tusk is visiting at Shelburne,
He went on his wheel.
Robt. Dickson, sr., was in Toronto for
a short visit last week.
Dr. Ferguson, wife and son, of Blyth,
were in town last Saturday.
Mrs. F. Gallotti, of Colorado, is visit-
ing Mrs. (Dr.) McNaughton.
Miss May Kerr is enjoying a holiday
week with relatives at Guelph.
Jno, Vance and sister were visiting in
Stratford on the Queen's Birthday.
Mies Baker, of Listowel, has been via.
icing Miss Downey for the past week.
Duncan Stewart and wife, of Stratford,
were in town for a few days this week.
Councillor McCracken intends visiting
the Great Columbian Exhibition next
week.
A...Hunter, Division Court 'Clerk, is
taking in the, sights at the Columbian
Exhibition.
Rev, J. Ross, B, A., attended a special
meeting of Maitland Presbytery on Tues-
day, at Wingham.
Rev. G. F. Salton, B. Gerry and J. T.
Pepper are atbending the Methodist Oon-
ferenoe at Owen Sound,
Inspector Sanderson, of the Confedsr.
ation Life Association, was in Brnssel6
last Friday on a business trip.
T. A. Hawking left town for the
World's Foie on Monday. TILE PORT
prodiots that he w111 attend a wedding
before he returne.
Our townsman F. C. Rogers, celebrated
his 66th birthday on Wednesday of this
week, Few men • retain their vitality
like hien. Tus Pent wishes him many
happy returns of the day.
James G. Kelly took a fainting spell at
Melville ohuroh last Tuesday evening
while attending the Sunday school Con.
vention and had to be conveyed to hie
Mone. He was very ill after.
Afriend writing from. Fenton, M!oh,,
says :-"You know we have Bev, W. T.
Muff, formerly ofBrasaels,here, Every-
one just lovas him and Mre. Cloff shame
in the nine foaling, The congregation
has grown 60 rapidly they are building
an elegant now ohuroh and will also
erect a fine Ilarsonage nae year. Tug
POST ie a very welcome visite]; every
week, we could not do without it."
THE BRUSSELS PAST
Business Locals.
Fun finest photos go to Strong's,
Oar your buggy fainted at Jas. Walk,
et'e, Brussels.
Suss Williams' new buggies. Their
prioes will surprise you.
Dm you ow 1illiams & Sons now bug-
gies ? The finest line of the e0ason.
GET your buggy tope repaired or cover-
ed over now at Jas. Walker's, Brussels.
YOUNG oow for sale, supposed in.oalf.
Apply at the Tese Pose Publishing House,
WALL PAPzus,--A few of those lovely
parlor patterns still left at W, Roddieh's,
Ir you want a now set of wheels on
your buggy go to Jas. Walker's, Bros -
sale,
Fon the bust assorted stook of window
blinds and spring roller's go to W. Rod-
diok's.
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Ise': that a lovely picture ? Where
you have it taken ? Why at Stroeg's
merge,
Wssnow shades, the largest assortm
in town and prions right, at W. 11
disk's.
WALKER & Eu•AN are building th
abyles of road outs. Call and see 113
before you buy.
Norsci o but high grade photoe
mads in our studio.
H. J. Strong, Photographer
ANOTHER lob of those sprang wind
shades just arrived. This is the til!
lot this Spring at Leatherdale's.
MY gallery having been repaired I a
now in firat•elass shape to do excelle
work at reasonable rates.
H. J. Strong,
Bane C.taiIAGEe,-H. Dennis has
ceived a fine range of baby carriages
the latest and best -which will be so
at low figures.
mt
WrDnt
's Fa.• -James Walker has d
aided not to send any of his firer-ola
rigs to the World's Fair bub will s
thein all at home.
Winer purchasing window shad
insist on getting the genuine Hartsbo
spring rollers and take, no others.
stook at W. Roddick's.
Lames I Have you seen Loatherdale
ourtain poles ? over a gross of then so
this season. The wonder is how he eel
thele so Cheap.
ENOLlsn Spavin Liniment removes a
hard, soft or calloused lumps and ble
ishes from :horses, blood spavins, curb
splints, sweeney, ring -bone, stifl
sprains, all swollen throats, eta. ,Sa
660 by use of one bottle. Warranted 13
G. A. Deadman,
Tee nip of a poiaouous snake is but
slight remove Irons being more dang000u
than thepoison of Scrofula in the bloo
Lyer's Sarsaparilla purifies the vit
fluid, expels all poisonous substances, an
euppliesthe elements of life, health an
strength,
Ir you desire a beautiful eomplexio
absolutely fres from pimples an
blotcbes, purify your blood by the use e
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Remove the cane
of the disfigurements and the skin wi
take care of itself. Be sure you ge
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
WELL -DIGGING AND Dnmonoo: Georg
Birt liasalt the necessary machinery fo
digging and drilling wells and is prelate
ed to attend to all work entrusted to hf
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Webs cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
mooed door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry at•, Brussels. 84-tf
I HAVE the largest stook of upholstered
goods such as parlor suites and lounges
that I ever had which will be sold very
cheap. Note this as all you can see in
upholstered goods is the cover. Any per.
son having bought anything in this
line from me if it has not given good
satisfaction I will upholster thein over
again for nothing. R. Leathsrdale.
Fnom BTIAAL's Hoare.-Middleporb, May
29th. -Archie Etyma], of Brantford, was
an old resident of this plane. As his
many Moeda believed his case incurable,
it may be imagined that the following
paragraph from the Courier was gratify.
ing to everyone :-"Mr. Rymal's case
which is known to be true, proves beyond
a doubt that Dodd's Kidney Pills are of
great merit for the purposes they are in-
tended, viz. : Bright's disease of the
kidneys, rheumatism, backache, oto. It
has certainly attracted the attention of
the public by several marvellous cures,
and Mr. Rymal's ease 000uring in this city
brings the truth home to every fireside in
Brantford and vicinity, .
Canadian New R.
Miss Sheppard, a Campbellford school
teacher, was drowned in the Trent river,
The Madera, a new steamboat, capable
of oarrying 600 people, wES launched at
Gravenhurst.
Orillia dsoided by a vote of 189 to 91 10
spend $16,000 in building a market, town
hall and fire hall.
The Alberta Railway & Coal Company
is applying for the approval of the lease
of its line to the C. P. R.
Albert Cormaok, eon of the well known
dry goods merchant of Guelph, has been
fatally shot at Salt Lake City.
The Salvation Army have taken pos.
session of Joe Beet's canteen in Montreal
and have named it the Ligbthouee.
Jennie Newell, of Drummondville,
about to become a mother, tried to drown
berseil b the Niagara river to hide her
shame.
A. number of horses have died at Belle-
ville recently from, it is supposed, oae
teethed epizootic, An investigation to m
progress.
Gas was struck at H. W. Westland's,
Ridgetown, on Thursday at 4 p. m., at a
depth of 77 feet. The flow is parbioular,
ly strong.
Reins Lagimodier9, who wee the first
white child born in Manitoba, died at St.
Boniface an Sunday, aged 95. Her
mother died 18 years ago, aged 100.
Hon. Geo, E. Foster has written the
Seorotary of the Christian Endeavor So.
plety, at Montreal, that ho will be unable
to tune part in their opening meeting.
The loss Of an eye is a serious loss, and
Harry Wheaten, of Kincardine, is the un-
fortunate ono who bas suffered. The
head of a rivet struck him fn the eye and
knocked It oat.
Atnasa Wood, of Bt. Thomas, who, on
tho Queen's Birthday, laid one of the
four corner stones of the new Methodist
church ab Kent Bridge, to which he is
contributing $300, wee presented with a
beentiful silver trowel by Miss Macdon-
ald.
Jobe Fletoher, aged 0ovarrteel, was
found dead iu bed at the Grand Paoifio
hotel, Winnipeg, the other morning, ]lav-
ing boon suffocated by gas. 'Mather
was from II olyrood, Ont,, where his rata
onto reside.
JUNE 2, 1893
ST4N'.7�,/l.R.D ,73,f1XIi OF C0.1XZDtL, MEDICATED
-%F3T,H.MX.,=z -X31= 1.973.
HEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO,
ASSETS, - (Sovou Million Dollars)
CAPITAL (Antborized) . -
$7,000,000
$2,000,000
Agencies iib all principal points in Ontario, 2ttrLrc,Manitoba, United Slalas c0 X;itpliaul,
Xd'0a3``v,48 J�,lt'rlllt.
A General Banking Busiuoss Transacted. Farmere' Notes Disoounl
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwarde from date of deposit to elate of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION OlvEN TO TIE COLLECTION or FAnoisitS' SALE, NOTES.
"Ivory facility afforded Cuetonlsrs living at a distance.
ed,
W. D. HART, Miteasoun.
GILLI Qs'W 7 SMITE, ,�W ,,EIL
13 R v S S E L SJ,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts J3ought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
•:9�a45awliD R&MO 3,r5Se!'CTtEX .
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and 'Upwards at Current Bates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Speoial Arrangements made for Titne Deposits.
We effect to write 12E8411O1Or in old English or Canadian Velnplurlea, or In Mut-
ant commutes r 9 real' 0e desired.
AGENTS FOE CANADA AND Marko STATLs : TEE 04NADIAN Malt OF Commun.
Among the pictures sent from Alma
college to the World's Fair were font of
those painted by Mis Mary Proctor,
daughter of W. 3, Proctor, J. P„ of Sar.
pia.
D. II. Williams, traveller for Woraven
& Ward, fractured his thigh bone on May
24011, ab Elora, while attempting to board
a train. Friday night he was removed to
his homo on Queen's avenue, London.
A portrait of Lord Lansdowne, ex.
Governor-General of Canada and now
Viceroy of India, bus reached Ottawa
from Calcutta. It will be placed in the
rending room of the House of Commons.
MoMe..3v
Buow.-Iu Morrie, on May 26th, the
wife of Mr. Anson Shaw of a son.
,TILES, -I0 Morris, On May 24th, the
wife of Mr. Joseph Styles of a atm.
CROSIER. -In Brussels, on May 14th, the
wife of Mr. Andrew Crosier of a son.
WmmRr.-ln Brussels, on Aiay 23rd, the
wife of Mr, Jno. Wright of a daugh-
ter.
McDoxean -In Wingham, on the 20tH
ult., the wife of Mr. W. H. McDon-
ald, L. D. S. of a son.
LINELATEo,-In East Wawanosb, on the
22nd ult,, the wife of 111r. Wm.
Linklatsr, jr. of a eon.
32.5- 3c3 =a.
I'1oLLINGEn-H,1LL,-In Grey, on Mny
24th, by Rev. D. B. MoRae, Mr.
Louis Hollinger to Miss Annie Hall,
all of Grey township.
101oPuu,t--HALL,-On May 25111, at Vie•
toric cottage, Brussels, by Rev. R.
Paul, Mr. Frank McPhea, of Hen-
fryn, to Mies Maud Hall, of Brus-
sels.
ELLIOTT-KEITH.-On the 24th ult., at
the 1liornington Manse, by Rev. W.
3. Cameron, Mr, Irwin Elliott, of
East Wawanosb, to Margaret Keith,
of Elma township.
Mo0ALL-REI».-At the residence of the
bride's parents, Brussels, on May
30111, by Rev. ). Millar, assisted by
Itev. 8. Jones, Mr. Alex, I. McCall
to Miss Ida, third daughter of Mr.
Adam Reid, all of Brussels,
Corms. -In Mina, on May 19113, James
Corry, aged 59 years.
Sluummn.-In Morris, on Tuesday, May
80th, Hannah McKenzie, second
daughter of the late games Sherrie,
MUEDaged
-In s.
Seaforth, months don the 22nd lt.,
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
D. McGregor, Mary Ross, relict of
the late Andrew Mardis, of MaKil-
lop, aged 82 years and 6 months.
33RVOSf37.,1 1!,x.A.2v'Si5:a4El.
Fall Wheat 02 68
Spring Wheat.,00 62
Barley • 85 40
Peas.... • 55 56
Oats 31 82
Butter, tubs and rolls14 00
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel 8 00 8 50
Potatoes 40 50
Ray per ton 7 00 00
Salt per bbl„ retail1 00 00
Hides trimmed 3
Hides rough 8
Sheep Elkins, each..., 60 1 00
Lamb skins each 65 00
Apples per bag 50 00
Wool 18 21
Pork 7 00 7 50
Ease BUFFALO, N. Y., May BM. --Cattle
-a load of fat steers at 65.86 was all the
business reported today. Sheep and
lambs -Thirteen oars on sale ; dull and
16c lower than Monday, with sales Most-
ly to butchers. Hoge -Fifteen oars on
sale ; a few selected tote sold to a tool
packer at 67,55 to 7.65, but good packing
kinds generally brought 67.50.
MONTREAL, May 31. -Cables froth the
live stook centres in the Old Country
continue to be unfavorable, Glasgow
sells today, hot cables from there are
most discouraging. It is at Glasgow
that moat of the money has been lost
Mile year, .'Bristol bag mads money for
shippers, while there hoe been sora
money made in London and Liverpool.
The trouble with Glasgow is that when
thorn was no embargo on Canada cattle
they warn pueohassd by drovers, fattened
up and sold through the country aa boot_
Ssotoh or Irish cattle. This cannot be
Clone now, SA besides 51115015 of Can.
adian cattle having been very heavy, the
lnar151 there was oornplotely overloaded,
Wo000Tocrc, Ont., May 81.-Oheeee
markets.-Elighteen factories offered 1,-
048 boxes third tveelt fu May ; sake, 6
tote at 91.16e ; 4 lots at 0te ; market to
be, continued weekly, as usual.
`IRE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
U'TIOE 1
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Boron will meet in the Court
House, Godordoh, on Tuesday. June 3Uh, at
3 tytmust bocke presented on ora before, the first
day of meeting.
Dated May 25, 1508, W. LA.1111, Clerk.
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4(1 WILL BUY AN EA
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nest heifer calf fronwi lily Jersey bun. f Trhave
calvedo ran ole beli Jersey0heifer calflf omtau
axhrn good dun1,
G.A. DEADMAN,Drugglet, &e
EGGS FOR HATCHING FOR
SALE- 3iggs Of Pure Bred Blaok Mo-
or ens, and White Legholve, from Thos.
Rise's best strain, 51,00 per setting (131 Al-
1.0xf tLn000rnh hoaand Black
eghonSokrol,of
boat stock 512 Ontario.
330f WM. HARTIlY, Seaforth.
FOR SALE OR RLt'NT.—COM–
Pong'ADLE house on Mi11 street Brno -
eels, for Bale or to rent, 13 sore of )and, with
good well and stable on premises. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
' JOSEPH CLEGG, Brussels,
or to JOHN BROADFOOT, 2 doors Ent of
aforesaid house. 0f.
FTOUSES FOR SALE.—FOUR
of these oomin011loua houses in the
Terrace, on Turnberry St., are for' sale, that
is Nos, 1.1,10, 37and 13, with ,eaoli there len
garden plot, They are offered at 5825 each,
The pnrohase money to be paid about Oat,
let,
ares pplyltoo4 MoGIMREJ No 13, Terrace
Brussels, or BEV. W. NORTON,:
48-0 Mount Forest.
fp ENDERS 'FVANTED.•-TEND-
Dna will be received, up to 0 p. m„ Ou
Wednesday, Zone 14th, far the repairing of
the Methodist ohuroh, Roe's e•Ppointmeut,
Con. Ten
s aiked for
ller aror lumber. , Omaoor to fuuelal mater-
ial
esoept stone. Plans and specifications
It
may
The lolweebb oro any tender nob
necessarily accepted,
8, AMES, Secretary,
Tenders Wanted.
Ton
Monday, unel5011 received
for the building of a tank
for fire protection purposes. at the comer of
Turnberry and Oharob, streets, Braesele
Tenders asked for either brick or stone, eon.
tractor to furnish all material, Plane and
s eeiaoatione maybe seen by applying to
the Clerk. Thelowest or any tenders not
necessarily accepted.
P. S. SCOTT, Village Clerk,
Volunteers' ,Flttention 1
A number of rennin; are wanted to attend
the Military Gawp whish opens at London
on the 20th June next, Now uniforms have
been issued to the Brussels Oompnny. For
paibioulars apply to R. M. DICKSON, at
Brussels, or to the undersigned at Seaforth.
CommandingBrrusseie Captain.
0 y Volunteers.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
sale and E rent, GNED easy terms,, good
Farms
v ships
Of Morris and Grey. F S.. SO OTT, Brussels,
87-tf.
g-iHOIQE FARM FOR SALE._
Being South half Lot 07 e0n.8, Morris,
190aoree,noarlyalloieared. tjoodbuildings,
flue young bearing orchard. Immediate nos.
session. Easy Tornio. Apply to
t[- W. M. SiNOLAIR,
Solicitor, &o„ Brussels.
2�Q ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 Gore farm being lots 11
and 12, eon. 10, Grey, ie offered for sale, 120
acres, aro cleared and thobalance well tim-
bered, 33uildings 51'00-a1 ase. Orchard, well,
&e. School hens° within 40 rods, Posses-
sion given at one if desired. For further
particulars as to pries, terms, &o. apply to
341MILS' WALRAIl,
Or NELSON 13151011,00 faosoi vi110 p. o,
C�iPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
Santa lots 11 and 12, son, 18 Township
of Greyy. County of Huron, containing goo
soros, tho property of the tato John Robert-
eon, 150 acme cleared and free from ob•
struobiono, 15 nom bush, nixed timber,
balance partly alsared, Soll slay loam,
vainly rolling. 10ente4 With straight .rail
tenon and *aroma by two wells and a
*nue privilege, mu »3 odious dwelling
house, With large woodshed attached and
an sso0l1.0515 Collar tinder house. Two largo
barns, atone stabling and other outbuild-
ings, 'Pw0 good boarl5g °roharde, ma.
mental troos and smell fruits, 13 miles
from Rrtiesele, a lively town on the G. 0, 10.,
convenient to school eburellos and poet
05150. This property lies well, is a brat -
class grain and stoop Parra and elumut 130
seen by inane/tug trOvohamors as it is rfYol'.
ed at bargain, For further partlouluh'o
apply 03 141143, JNO,ROIOTlitrSON,
00 0AN310L ROBERTSON,On
0, 804 prein iu n, or by letter to Oranbroof P,
80.4
DI a6'° ' TEA
—FOR TEM --
LI VER,
1'Hl7„-LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLOOD,
26e. and 050c, a Bottle, at
Pepper's Drub Store,
,
BRUSSELS,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
-ya--�� L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
-a. aa• Solicitor and 0Onveyan00r, 0olloo,
tions made. solos-Yanatone'oBlocs, 13ruo-
eels. 21.9m
&1. SINCLAIR,
NIT
• Solicitor, Conveyancer. Notarypub.
Ilo, &o, Ofiiae-Vanatone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
GAIURBON, ROLT ,4 HOLMES,
Barristers, Solicitor's, Notaries Publie,
Goderrah, Ont.
311 o, 0A1HE1loN, 8, 0., P0IL1P 1I0LT,
DUDLEY I/014M19,
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN, _�
tend Baless01 arm°s,fai'ml took,ready
&o. Torras
01100rfa11y given. 0raubrook P. 0. Sales
n:ay be arranged. at Tnj Pose Publishing
House, Brunets.
{ y EORGE KIRKBY,
easnlAtrSunfaopilon reasonable am. Faadm
shooks sneeialty. Orders left at Tun Poor
Publishing House,Brn seals, or sen tbo Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention,
AVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
617 as an Auctioneer, I ant prepared
to conduct sales of farm stock atroaserablo
prices. knowing the standing of nearly
every person X am in 94 position to soli to
ouoov dlt. Sks atisft ott lan aintronteed, 'when
tlive
mea Dail, s2,- 11 S. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
'j7'.H, 1t1o0RACltE
uses Oillee
at his Grocery, i!uruboorYgN, sE eet, nruseelis.
"1" N. BARRETT,
JL.N• Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. M. 11fokay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and allilth'ens hair cutting a specialty
ATIoNAIR,
• Usurer of Marriage Lleensee, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
eionor, &o.,Q.13. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Mauritania 0a, 001ao at the Oranbrook
Post OtMee.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM,
INSUnANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER
Claris of abs Fourth Division Court
0o..liur'on. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land,
ntolonuectiFunds
Invested Loan
d an Colloaa e.
O11loe in e'xabam'e Bloolc, Brussels,
O
IL PAINTING,
Miss &orlon, of Wingham, is prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. %orurs
may be aseertaisod at Mise Nellie hose' store
where samples of work may be seen. Mies.
Morins would also take a few more 131113110 in
muafa,
ril A. HAWR]'NS,
eels, and Organist
in tl St, Ar of Teaobing Eras. .
W.Thayer,Mus Doe„New York, wilt give
lessons to intone eitbee at J. 0, Halliday's,
nor. :zing and John Ste., or if proferred, at
their owu homes. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK;
t • honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, la prepared to treat all
diseases of domestioated animals 111 a coin -
patent wanner. Partlou2ar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptlyat-
tended to. Of21ce and Infirmary -Two dors
north of bridge Turnberry at„ Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
LP • 0.M., L. It, C.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson'
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry 'Ste.
DENTAL.
T)E N'1'x�r7rf
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. Oru10E'-Over A. R. Smith's Store.
Bruesele,
BULL FOR SER'V'ICE, -THE
undersigned will:keep for service on
Lot 20, Con. 5, Morrie a registered Moro'bred Durham bull. 'Terms $1.00, to be paid
on Junuary 1st, 1804, with privilege of re-
turning if necessary.
45.4 PETER BARR, Proprietor.
BULL FOR SERVICE. -THE
Undersigned w111 keep for Service On
S. II Lot25, Con, 5, Morris, the thorn' bred
Durham Ball "Clear the Way,” Registered
Pedigree may be seen on applioailou. Aged
2 years, weight 1,700 pounds, Terms, 51,50
to be paid January let, 1891 ; single tows
cash. To insure 52,00,
44 tf 04.141X01) INN113,
PIOpniotors,
MPROVED LARGE 'WHITE YORK.
8HIRE BOAR.
The nndeIsiguod will keep fee servioethis'
Ylreiout season the Sm0roved largo whits
orkshire pig "Ready" on lot 20, con. 6,
Morrie, to whieh a limited nnnibor of sows
Will be taken. Terms 82,00 -to be paid at
time ofaorvice, with the privilege of return-
ing i11vtneeeseary, Pedigree Maybe aeon up -
On 1pP lbation, 140333RT NICHOL,
Gro Proprietor,
(CURT OF RSVISION.
lJ
VILLAGES OF BRUSSELS,
Take- notion that tbo Court of lOoviaion for
tho Villego;of Do'uesole, Por the year 1803, will
bo hold to the Town mil, on
1110880,1.5', Jfnrc Mk, 1890, 04 3130.1. 10,
All parsons interested will plait o take no •
floe sad nob accordingly,
V. 6. SCOTT, Cleric;