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THE BRUSSELS POST
MARCH 10, 1888.
NOTE PAPER
ENVELOPES !
If you aro not aware of this fast just
take a glance at a portiou of our stock
displayed in our window this week. We
will be glad to supply you when requiring
any. You will find quality and prices
right. We are always glad to procure
any geode in our lino not in i;toek. Books
and Stationery, Drupe and Fancy Goods
are our leading litres. Please remember
the place, which 1s
G. A. Waal
Drug, Book d Porky Covets Store,
NO REMEDY
gives such universal satisfaction as the
COUGH REMEDY manufactured in
Seaforth,•
called
" -•3-LUMSDEN &
ARo al Gl cerat d Balsam of Fir
y y
Its Wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the' Preparation from all
parts of the Proyiuco. '
Druggists sell it. Price $0 tits.
17.6ma.
eRAI D TRUNK'RAILWAY.
BOrTnERN E$TENSION, W. G. d D. E.
Troia' leave Brussels Station. north and
south as foliowis:-
fining beutl{. ; Going North.
7:12 a,n.Mixed ....,...,.R:90 b.m
Bxpreis....,.11t40 a.m. I Mail.. ... ...theOpan
9:96 p.m. 1 F sprees - ,..9:46 p.m
ooxa•leiust.eins,
•
A chiel's amaug ye takin' notes
Au' faith he'11 prent it -
i
A noLLu1 book with 3 lbs of Tea. Al
Good. 35
Boots at lowest prices, and buttons
fastened for nothing. Aneet GOOD.
A. LOAD of Eth.l young people visited
Brussels last Friday evening and put in
a pleasant time.
ICE is being cut this week for the use of
the restaurant to bo ren in W. Nightin-
gales et C•o's former stand, by James
Broadfoo.
OWING to Tuesday's mail train sticking
in the snow a• double quantity of nail
matter reached Brussels on Wednesday
afternoon.
GEORGE CtiUlIPP has gone into partner.
ship with lie brother Mark in the imple-
ment business under the firm name of
Cardiff Bros. They are both pushing
men, and will do well.
A REPRESENTATIVE Of Dr. :Wallington,
of Toronto, wee in attendance at the
American Hotel, here, on Molday of this
week, but as the patients were few and
far between he will discontinue his visits
to Brussels.
ON Thursday eveninu of next week a par-
lor concert will be given in the Methodist
parsonage. The evening's entertainment
is in the hands of the loung people of the
Congregation. There is no dearth of eu-
tertainmenta this winter.
CooxBoneless' combination did itot'
pan out well in Brussels and would be
bothered to do any more than pay ex-
penses with the receipts The old cone'
ediau was rather hors de combat himself,
as lie has been bothered for some time
with rheumatism and goat.
W%•have just received a new piece of
music called "Silver Bell Wal:z,' by the
popular composer, Charley Baker, which 1
we can recommend to our readers as very
good, it not;being too difficult and at the `
same time very.shoWy. It can be played
on the Piano or Otg..n, and wil be sent
at the special price of only 11-2c. stamps.
Address J. C. GROENE & CO., 30 and
40 Ardade, Cincinnati, 0.
Oen spring shoos are daily coming to
hand, They aro the best value we have
ever had. Adam Good, 36
A LEGAL partnership has boot entered
'into between W. 23.'Diekeon, of Brussels,
well known in this locality, end it popu-
lar young gentleman, Stanley Hayes, of
GoderIelt, to be known es Diokeon &
Mayes, Mr. Dickson will leave ehortip
for Helena, Montana, on legal business,
and will be away for month ur so. Mr.
haves will take np his residonae in town
shortly. We we)oome him to our midst,
and hope hie corning may be both pleas-
ant, and-profltitl)lo.
Oen Mxeannns,-lkfiss Green is back
to her old position at F. C. ,Rogers'' Do.
minion House for the coming season. -
A. R. Smith, of "99," bas engaged Miss
Hayward, a resident of Port 'Hope, to
take Miss Hood'e place. -Mrs, Alexander
will hold the fort at her shop as in years
gone by. -The millinery department of
tho Garfield House will be under the sup.
ervision of Miss Wilson, of Harriston.
The millinery openings will soon be at
bend' end tho gentler sex will be harpy,
for a while at least.
'PoorBALL.-Laet Saturday afternoon
a foot ball match was played on Victoria
Square between the "Juveniles,"of Brus-
sels, and the Walton olub. After a hotly
contested game, in which victory was
veryunee,tain, the match was given to
the visitors by a score cf 1 to 0. A pro-
test was mitered by the, Brussels club
against the referee's decision in the first
half time as a goal was claimed by the
home club. Our boys will not rest antis
and until they have Cho matte- definitely
settled by another match, as they say it
WAS mostassul'edly a draw.
CAmNIVAx,-A carnival was held on the
Maitland rink on Wednesday evening of
this week. The noticeable features 405 e
the closely untested moos. In the 60
lap race there were eight entries, but it
carrowrd down to Thompson, •f Brus-
sels, and Johnston, of Gerrie. The laps
were covered in good .time and Thomp.
sontook 1st prize by about half a lap.
Iu'the married man's race for a barrel of
flour, A. Veal and J. Dunford wer • the
contestants. It was en, easy vigtory for
the former. The 20 lap race for peplos
was decided a tie. It was participated
hi by Miss Lily Veal and .Noble Gerry,
and Miss Katie Wilson and R.T tompson.
It was ty good one. Little "Butcher"
Currie wag too swift -for the boys and
won by ower a' lap, Wm, 'James was
awarded let prize for character ;costume;'`
Indidn. Miss B. •Grewar took 1st es In-
dian Princess, with Mies Rills Hunter
2ut1, personating an Egyptian Princess.
Jno Jaakelon, of Corrie, got it for -comic
The judges were R. Leatherdale, S. 1-I.
Laird and A. R. Smith.
Futon ConciuT--eLastTuesday even.
ing a ve' y enjoyable and suecesefnl par-
lor concert was given at Thos. 'Beam
typo's residence by the young people of
Knox church. At 8 o'clook the following.
interesting program. commenced :-Iu-
strumental due tt, violin and piano, Miss
Lizzie and H. L. Jackson; quartette,
1llisses Kerr and A. Straeban and H. L.
Jackson ; solo, Mise Annie Mitchell ; re=
citation, Miss McGuire; solo. J. Har.
greaves; solo, Miss lie Lir Wilsog; piano
solo, Miss Jackson; imtrumeutnl duett,
lens. Geo. Thomson and Miss Ballantyne
quartette, Miss Kerr, Miss Kay, A.
Strut= and J. Hargreaves ; recitation,
W.B. Dickson ; solo, A. Straeliao ; a few
words from Rev. Mr. Hamilton ; u,stru.
mental, Bliss and H. L. Jackson; sold,
Mise Kerr; recitation, Miss McGuire;
q,.artette, Misses Kerr and J, Hargreaves
and A. Strachan; doxology, and bene-
diction. 11r. Ballantyne was urged to
contribute some music on th:' bag.pipos,
but excused himself that they were not
in tune. About $16 was netted by this
entertainment.
TEE Canadian Horticulturalist- for
March is a most interesting and attrac-
tive ntunber. The f,ontispieoe is a beau-
tiful colored plate of the double flower-
ing plum, one of the most' elegint of
shrubs ; and it has besides about fifteen
fine illustrations. The content. are as
follows : "Laying out a lawn ;" "Plan
of a greenhouse costinglessthau 910.00;'
"Rambles among fruit growers ;" "My
experience in fruit culture ;" "Fruit
no es •" "A large vine ;" "A prominent
Americanhortioulturalist•;" "Willow and
Osier growing ;" "How to gl'osw the lily
of'the valley ;" "Hints for the month ;"
'Pruning the apple ;" "Pruniug the
grape,;" "Questions on fruit cult tie an-
swered ;" "The English sparrow ;" "aur
fruit markets,' etc., etc. °This monthly
Journal, which is the lending Canadian
anthority«n fruit en tura, may by h. d
by, a ldeesein9 th; Secretary of the Frit
Growers' Association of Oetario, 011018-
y. Silhscription'price 91.00 alae entit-
ling the subscriber to a selection from
the annual distribution of trees and
(ants and to a copy of the annual re -
ori for 1887, •
THE AGNES Hama ENTERTAINMENT... Ow -
ng to the amort continuous run .of en-
te0taipnnents for the past. three or four
weeks and the way cold and diaag'esable
vioepg the Town Hall was not nearly as
well filled on Monday ovenin;l at Miss
K1nox's entertainment as it should hove
ren. This talented lady exceeded 'he
xpectarions of the most sanguine of her
,:ssele admirers and gave the various
=berg with groat feeling, grade and
ability. Her eeleotions were "Laevo,"
C'
'ucldlo Dr pn " "The Knight and the
odyn'
"Hine Ruby lay, 01,'' "This Can.
da of 4.1100, and "Her Letter," To our
tied the -third selection was the beet, al.
hough "R.u,y" (might the audience,
iss Knox is not over.estimated in the
Pry flattering notices she has received.
n addition to the eloontiouary part of
15 program Miss L. O'Connor contrib.
ted the hnnlorems .olo "Half past kiss -
3 time," and "Tho cricket on the
t arth," F r an neon Rho gee a "Late
will love thee." Will Dunn, although
11ffo1'ing s'oinevvlmt from oold, snug "The
d and the new Marie," "Tho Quaker,"
1(1 "The Sm,beam,' and for encore
eve "The 1h iitgw'aitr's yarn." A trio
,Citi '1 "Tho 1. O B's;" (Independent
rd• r of ' athelore) was also sung by
r, Ihnn;, Mies O'Connor and W. E. I
urge:e. All the vocal :elce:dons warn
ell renderer, Mr. Burgess` eentrllo
DIENS were, oleo 0 feature et the evening
id his that appearance with "Joe"
unreal goetti progress. iu thie peculiar
t since l;is last appearance here. Mies.,
,r O. l° , us, 01 Lietovel, ,,,.l A]:res
'Connor filled the bill as a0companiete,
le entertainment concluded with the
ati0101 Anthem. Tho above mentioned
rformers were to have genu to Wooer -
no on Tuesday evening but owing to the
ten the afternoon *nun was cancelled,
their engagement had to ho postponed,
ono need be afraid of 1'eeommendiug'
"g5 Knee1
ON Sabbath, `25"41 inst., Iter, W. Cass-
on, of Mitchell, will preach the annual
missionary sermons in the Pi -rowels teeth- b
odist church, at 10:30 a,m. and 3:30 p.m.
The rev. gentleman is au exceileetpreach-
er. • On the following Monday evening I P
he will deliver a iectu. a in the Totvri , P
Hall on "The Brltise Empire." Tues- '
day evenipg Rev. Hiraiwa Yoshiyass, a !
native missionary of Japan, and others
will address the anniversary missionary
meeting in the Methodist church. Don't !.o
forget the meeting nor the missionary's •,
name.
CuooiwG.-Last Friday two rinke of
the Busse le Culling Club drove to Wrox-
eterand played a friendly game with the ,
veterans of that burgh. A closely con- 1i
tess th
ted match woe; result, although tho
were ebose largely in favor of the home
team. The Wroxeter "boys" are hard to I
beat and there are very few clubs that b
can do ie. The following is the score : '
nr
wnoxer . Rink No, 1, nnnnenr,g, t
A. Ii sake, 16, heatherdele, ,
J. W. Sanderson, Moulage, ' v
f, Gofton, S. Laird, ' I
J. Bono, Flip_."0 J, ..ass, slip.... 11 tl
Rini; No, 2. It
T.1'', M3ller, .0. Kitchen,
f,.Trelan,'., S. I3, Lair' , it
A ,Poplin, J. Hargreaves, h
x. lyno. -skip._. ..„911.1', Ciotti,,
(total h. ear tul . ._. .. ..;;n e.
Mai(frity fur Wroadter, 2li help,
-.DECEASED.-._Last Sundhy Afternoon a.
301111,Dolson died at his residence, John g
street, at the advanced ago cf 75 years, tic
He was an old I c silent' cif Primula la hay- 0
int, lived hero for river 20 yea . and WDS M
wail' known in this locality'. Ifo was B
born in St. Catharines and spout a woe w
part of his life in Gcnrgetovp Where he q
follobed his trade, black ,mi:hieg. 1r, at
1o18'earlylifehow'ae a prominent no in sI
iter qf the Methodist thumb. rb 7T, 0. Dol• rot'
so. *fed Ione dath,bit i.3 l..t,:•, Smith, „t A
ilrin3Mts. Siggiu:, of Iu*,msoil 11:., 0
Milky, of St. '1'honi s 1 and airs. 1.(a,v- T1
ens, of London, and a dauglltor.in-law. N
Mre, d. 1i. Deleon, cif Saginaw, aro the I pe
:sutw'ltdng members of the family, The l di
• dooeicscii had been badly cripplers for
mOto
,yezeia with rheumatism and did not so
auoteli Abut muob, The funeral tmnk N
pleEit!bn Tuesday afternoon. 311
See advt. of sale of Brussels woolen
mi11 on the 90th inst.
Fuze property for sale un the 21st inet„
at the An eriema Hotel; Brussels,
BEV 0501408 JealT'r, of Wilkeeport,
will preach in the Methodist church next
Sabbath evening.
Tim East Huron Farmers' Institute
will be held at We'oxator on Thureday of
next week. Go to it.
You choice Df a vol. of Poems, Fiction,
Travels, Biography, Natural History,
llietory, ,to., with three pounde of Ten,
ADAM GOOD. •
.1, Kiroom o holds the Rogers medal for
this year, Ile scored 17 points. The
competitions for the Burt and Celodoniau
medals ere being played.
Tan storm and bluster on Tuesday in.
terfered with .the. trams, .In several in-
staueoe extra engines had' to bo put m1
to pull the trains through,
MATorinn BLCE,-A thro0 mile skating
rape for 1326 a side will.' take plane, ,it is
expected, on. the Maitland rick, Brusse's,
on Thoreday evening of next weak, be.
tweell R Thompson, of this pia±e, and
Il, ,lobnsboi, of Gerrie: As there is not
mull difference in the speed of the two
boutsstants a close race is expected.
ljiuior.-At Goderieh, on Friday even.
ing, Ma'&b Otlt, Isabella MacKenzie, relict
of the late'Pi'ter Grunt; its her 85th yeas:
Funeral of Monday, at 2 p. m., from
resiclende 0111. Spence, Victoria street,
''oderich. (New Glasgow and H'1i tee
Nova Bootie, pap rs please copy.) ---Daily
Globe. Theenbjeot 6f the abovenotioewas
the daughter of Thomas McKenzie, avian
left Aberdeen, Scotland, for Nova Scotia
about the year 1794. In 1824 alto there
married Peter Grant, a notice of whose
death has already been recorded in THE
Poor, and whom ehe survived 12. years.
On, he 27th July, 18813, they set sail
from Pictou, ,Nova Scotia, for Gantitla, as
it was then called, and arrived at 'the
present site of London, comprt-ing et
that time little more than' a £e° log huts,
ou the 27111 of August of the same year.
After suffering many privations and
much personal ineonveniene8.thoy de-
eitlyd to saltiehe • the County of Huron
along toe London Reed near Clinton,
where her late husband aegeireel eon.
side able property, much of which is still
'in the•poseession of their grandchildren,
and where they lived to see :their seven
,sons and three daughters grow up and
some of them married. Desiring a well-
earned ma they, retired . f, om the old
homestead aild, with the eocrption .of
short int ',vale spent among friends, lined
together with'their daughter, Mrs. Spence,
of Gode�'i�oh,`where the late Rev. Mix -
milder McKenzie, her brother. (so well
known add beloved by the pioneers of -50
yea s ago), died and sons buried... In the
year 1876'she wits raft of her partner
in life, who had shared het I 't for over
50 years, and Dew she tnines been -called
to her rest, ripe in years, her memory
revered uy too -e woo kuew her best, and,
above all, bed given the evidence of a
loug life that "She hath, chosen that bet-
ter part which shall not b. talon from
he.", Mrs. RebaDioksou, Simon told
J. lt. Groat are the only members of the
family residing in this locality.
Paula We KNow.-D. Hayden has
been cm the sick list during the east
week. -A. M. Kay, it Godo'ich, was in
town last Tuesday. He has withdrawn
from the partnership of Fraser, Porter
& Kay, booksellers and fancy good+
dealers. -Miss Clara Creighton is home
from Toronto, but will leave shortly for
Otterville.-James Stratton, jr„ is away
on a visit to the we=t. -Mrs. G. A. Powell,
of Stratford, formerly o` Bru*sell, • has
been very ill with fever but is improving
nicelynow.-A large ++umber of friends
went to tee noon train last Friday to say
"good-bye" to Dr. and Mrs.' Hutchinson
as they left for Montreal, -Samuel Fear
has been quite poorly for the past e0uple
of weeks but we hope that the coming
spring weather will felly restore him. -
County Master Young and J. Mooney are
atteudingthe Grand Lodge of the L.O.L.
at Toronto this week. -Mrs. O'Connor
has been dangerously ill this week, but
is somewhat improved at lbs time of
writing this item” -Miss Campbell and
W. E. Culbert, of Listowel, and Miss
Dunn and R. H. Knox, of Attwood, were
in town last Monday. -Our old Maud,
Jno. Dunbar, who has been farming for
several years in Grey township, has be,
come a resident of Brussels. We are
glad to see him in town. -Will. Laird, of
Port Elgin, is home on holiday visit,
. His brother Joe. is looking after Lis ton-
sorial parlor in his absence. -T. G. and
Mrs. MoOracken, of Harriston, Mrs. T.
Rutley, of 8t. Thomas, Mrs. S. Siggius,
Ingersoll, and Mrs. L. evens, of London,
wore in town this week attending the
funeral of the late Johu Deleon last
Tuesday. --Ws are pleased to see that J.
H. Botz and J. H. Swan' have come
through the 1st year's examinaiions at
the Mental College, 'Toronto. -R. Sperl
ing and family have removed to Wing -
hath this w,ek. Ed will continue to look
after the egg and butter trade in Brus-
sels, but will make Wingham his head-
quarters. -Miss Lilly Moss was visiting
m Listowel last week. -Rev, W. E. Kerr,
of Alma, is home for a brief holiday. -
We 4v re pleased to enjoy a visit from
our old friend Chris. Diokson, of Clinton,
this week. Ho ham greatly improved in
health. -Stanley Hayes, of Goderieh,
was in town for oouple of days Haig
week.-•Jno. Hewitt, of Brussels, is in
(1 dorioh, -Alex, Stewart, shoemaker, is
Iznik again to Brussels. 'He will be here
for a mouth or so, --T. O'Neil arrived
home from Boston last Sabbath. Ire
had to drive from Palmerston, as the
trains did not connect at that point, Ho
purposes making another trip with a oar
load of horses shortly, -Miss Mary La.
moat spent last Sunday in Wingham: -
E. W. Gerryis away at Toronto.•-8amu-
el Askin; photographer, paid a visit to
Millbank this week --Miss Heritage is
spending a week in town with'
Miss Blakeman. -Dr. and Mrs. Graham
Itod Thos. Siraohan "attended the meeting
of Maitland Presbytery, at Luoknov,
this a eek: --Tho Gorrie Vidotte says in
speaking of the grist mill of that village
--Tho 'business of the mill is now vested
in Robert Blaolc, lata of Brussele, who
rents the3roperty from Mr. D. Mr. R;
is Gast -mans miller and undoestands his
basiness in ovary particular. Ho is at all
times prepared to buy any amount of
good wheat. at the highest market prices,
1 i ahipntee.s of flour to venous ),renis
are immense and a full supply is always
kept on hand 100 home eon0tmiptiol5,
Mr. B. is of good moral chararter, and
00110t00115 and obliging to hie many cis.
tamers, and is a loan who wine the re.
speer and osteenn of all with w110111 he
e0m00 in cotta±t. --Mfss Carrie McKenzie
hag taken a eituaiion in '1'Oroltn,--fibs.
Mgt is ill.
A eiweior. 0010niets' !raid fur Dakota
and Minnesota peewit th1'00e11 Brussels
on Tuesday at '11:40 aka, MMMT; Taylor,
of the (Waage; lnfilw;tnkeo ,S1 St. loam
Railway, aoonmpe,lied the 'party. Sever
alloar loads Ot goods belongi110 to intend.
ing sottlore worn shipped from White.
ghurah. ,
Cate ntt(9104 85. ,N(• sew,
On Thursd•,y A. Aohim' of the Mont-
real poetoffioe' got tee 'snore for stoaliot
letters.
Throe of Om Bell Telephone dom.
panv'e mnplo'ees itt Toronto were fined
$10 e1101lou Thursdayf.,r rutting branches
from shade trees, -
Toronto, with le population of 156,000,
loss 225 licensed pl'tcee for the sate of 11.
poor 'Montreal, with a pnpnlntion of
200,000, has 1,200,
13y building a lock at iVaehburn on the
Rideau canal and lowering the water in
the reach near Kingston mills ['early
5,000 acres of drowned Wide wovld be re.
stored 10 agricultu;.,, Ti,,1Government
wi'li a asked to 1n oke the exchange.
P. Delmere, jr., of :leder ion, has re-
ceived a contract from J, A, Randall to
plain 1,000 maple trees n1 Bois Blano
Island in the tiering. Tie receive, $200
when the job is 0nm[ 1014 I, and $60 ie a
year from that ditto, he to replan all
bloat c1ie.
Throe respectable (1) young ladies have
been parading the streets of Kingston,
Ont„ in ma'e attire. On one evening
they ,v ro ul i od'iced to thee young eel-'
i00 end escorted then limo without h.•-
ing discovered,
Arthur Pearce, residing eget of Nor-
wich, lost a go+,1 hone., renenine. The
annul had been troubled with canter of
the stomach, arid lifter death a runlet'
weitbing twenty:six pounds we,, rov,5tle,1
as the soaroe of death. ' '
News • has : been reedy et a1 Co iu'h
that Miss Taylor, formerly a well-known
teacher of Bayham Township, bn; who
has lately been teaching in Dakota, we.
one of the victims of the recant bliszard
in that Territory, •
0391)1am Elliot,. an ex -DI, 1'., who 00-
presedted Peol in Parliament "of Canada
for many years, died on Friday at the
residence of his brother-in-law, .lames
Russel, of Trafalgar. The deceased gen:
Vernal' was 51 years olf .
John Gamble, whore sentence of death
for the 'murder of Lizzie Bray ling been
commuted to imprisonment for life, loft
Toronto for 'Kingatoq Penitentiary on
Saturday morning in oharge of a Sher,
iff's offiaer•and'oounty constable, •
The Vanderbilt party were ren op the
M, C. R. •front Windsor to .St. Thomas
on Thursday at the rate of 60 miles an
hour.The actual •running time betwen
Ridgetowtoaul the Erie & Heron junot
iou was 61 and 86-100 miles per hour,
During the months of Janlal'y an
February of tho present year over 50
hoses have. been shipped from Londe
to various points in the United State
and the Northwest, the pricee paid fo
these animals ranging from 965 to 920.'
While coasting, a fete day's ago a fou
.year old son of Lambert Fick, of Delhi,
gqt one of bis legs broken a few inches
from the hip joint. Next day another
Delhi boy, named Daley, aged 15 years,
broke one of his legs below the knee
while coasting.
The Ontario Cricket Assooiation has
sent an offer to the American Cricket As -
sedation, proposing July 511). and 6th as
the date and Toronto the place for the
international match this year. There
will probably be four foreign teams in
Toronto this Beason.
About forty rods, oomprisung twellty.
eight bands of the high trestle work in
course of erection on the Niagara Central
Railroad, near Thorold, was blown down
by the high winds on Saturday morning,
interrupting telegraph and electric street
railwas wires,. virlo.ouo hurt.
The report of the Minister of the In-
terior shows that the receiets on account
of Dominion lands Have fallen short of
the expenses by 9167,000, All that was
received from the land sales last year
was 982,997, and all that was" paid in by
the colonization companies was $833.
Lansdowne's salary ae Viceroy of In-
dia will be nominally 9100,000 a year,
but it is olaimod that the depreciation
in silver rupees will reduce ft w a beg-
garly pittance of 965,000. The Marquis
of Ggrne was beaked n1 high quarters for
tho position, but Salisbury opposed the
suggestion,
The petition for the repeal. of Cho Scott
Aot in Dufferin has passed through the
Council at Ottawa, and it only now re-
mains fora date to' be fixed by the Secre-
tary of State. Petitions from Stormont,
Dundas and Glongarty are still before the
Department of Justice, and will probably
have to be atnouded.
The statement that it is intended to re-
move Cho Canadian Paoifio workshol'
from Winnipeg to Pore Arthur 'Is oorrobo.
rated by a prominent railway official,
who says that the authorities decided to re-
move the shops if the Rod River toed is
built, This means a loss of $30,000 a
month to the tradesmen of Winnipeg.
Filmer Manan 333m. -Credit -stile of
farm stook, implements, ,ta, or north
half of lots 18 and 14, IIowlok, Sale
0001men055 Itt 1 tablook sharp. Robt.
Douglnes rind Robt.? $ifilicr, Executors.
J. Cowan, aut.
CoRa:03'0DFAIGIP'eLLY E
Vali Wheat
Spring Wheat -
Onts.,., '
Porta.
'Barley
Potatoes
Butter, per lb
Eggs, nor dozen
Apples, per bushel ...
Ho4e, dressed
Beef
platY,l3lit:14.
78 $0
40 BOCO
nd aold. +1'O'PI•ls Blsn°trN'Prn,
78 00 „ Canadian and United Cates Drafts bought
60
65
15 70
00
ea cane May Agont
Interest allowed
op deposits,
Collections de on favorable terms,
a-MEn,uANT'e 13AN1( OP'
BANKING.
'QINTOSII & AXCTA(rGART,
I3,1NIiElt6 .:• BRUSSELS
7'7'((,fsaet a General 13(1)?&tat,o
J oe311tC33,
10 00 OA•"DA%
Now York Agents-Iurun'rr•,its Aso TAAL.
75 90 nes NnrloNAL, EASE.
0 10 7 00
4 50 5 50
Hay 800 900
Wood, per cord 2 00 4 00
mm2VSa;E7i,S 7,t6AR.u£T.S-
et/ERECTED CAllilduLLY Grunt mom.
Fall Wheat 80 81
,:spring Wheat .. 70 81
Burley 00 70
Oats. 38 40
Peas 08
Butter, tubs and roll's 18
Eggs per dozen 12
Flour per barrel,,.., ..., 1 50
Potatoce , . , 60 00
Hay pm' ton ........... 8 00 8 6i
aides pot 11) .,., 4 6i
Salt per bbl„wboloeale.., , fin 80
Shoop skills, aaoh .. , 60 1 00
Wool, per lb 20 28
Pork 6 (10 6 25
(10
00
00
00
TIIE ?a,IPLE'S COLUMN.
' WOUND A 131100011 APPLY
to J 43, 5114705, at A. M. McKay
a4 Co.'s Hardearo Store. 39.
�
1T AT 13'LI EL KEY LOST IN
Brut sets. Finder will be rewarded by
leering it at Tile Pow Pubfishing House,
r,-'tIIAL WANTED BY THE 18Tu
s.Jt t of March. Good wages to eomppot-
ontperson. Apply to ADM E. L. WADE,
f 'IO\IFORTABLE DWELLING'
rozi ssoo at it bargain. I' r full part
ticnluls as to priors, location, oto., eon'y to
W. B. DICKSON, 8-tf
TEACHER WANTED–TEACi-I-
en, Female, Second or Third Class,
Second Class preferred, fur S• S, No. 0, Mor-
ris. AM to commence 00 :Nod toss,
dress DONALD C URRIE:, Brussels P.O.
90-1'
' •
.Salesmen Wanted l
lo canvass for the sole of Nursery }Stoalt,
d b
Steady employment guarauteel, ,,.UO
0 Aim Egrens55 PAM, Apply:tt once, statins,'
1 age. ;Refer in this Puns,•,)
g C0(ASri t0R(DTi01501$, Colborne, Ont.
" Q1'OCK FOR SALE.—ONI; COW
r t•• supposed to ho 111 oils: one Heifer to
calve. iu tpril ; one brood sow and six young
Digs ; one young sow, all there' -bred. -tis,,
one fills. rising two. Enquire of R. T. 0(/NG-'
880N, Lot 30, Con, 9, Morris, ttzussele
09-10
(.AWS GUMMED. FILED AND
Regulated on Lot 11, Con. O, Grey,
TID)3, Me 1a'IOOB, tie now 'not ole new
Patent saw set, "Sawyer's Guido," fur solo,
It L, trio bent made, so the savors say. Pat-
ent for sale. Patvnteo will allow goods to
bo made on royalty. 34-
1..;ULL FOR SERVICE —THE
undersigned will kelp n thor ugh -
bred Durham Bull for service on lot 30,
con. 0, Semis. Toros 81.00 with privilege
el returning it necessary. JAS. 00131R,
Proprietor, 34.9m
ano001 .
Hoyt. --In Brussels of February 10th,
the wife of Mr. Geo..IIowe of a
daughter,
xx.e.Tr 2:G=.
Ross-Monnlsoe-.At the roeidsnoc of
the bride's father, on the 7th inst.,
by Rev, Wm. Torrance, assisted by
the Rev. P. Musgrave, ,11r. Lucas
Am Ross to Miss Susannah M, Morris on
all of McKillop,
Jiemere-Sev±an.-Ou Tuesday, Meath
13th, at the residence of the bride's
Whir, by Rev. R. Paul, Mr. Will-
iam John Jaoldiu to Miss Loui6'a
Savage, all,of Grey.
Bairn-MoKmnoN,-Ab the residence of
the brides father, on the 4th inst.,
by the Rev. Win. Torrance, Mr: W.
M, Smith, of Markham, to 'Mies
Kato 14Ic1(ibbin of Walton. •
ayp10-
Wirattasox. In Morris, em the 13th bast.,
George Cecil, only son of Johu al)d
Maria Wilkinson, aged 8 years,"
1)oisox.--In Brussels, on the 11th Inst„
John Deleon, aged 74 years, 11 ma0.,
and 22 daye.
.CWTSCT207:'^ oLi2.,7,.,,"••
15,trunnAV, i11611(11 131st, --11011501101(1
furniture, ctt,;. Graham's eut'yoy, south
of Bruseals. Halo to oommonac at 1
o'clock p.m. (leo. McKay, prop., Goo,
Kirkby, and.
Fame Mum 19.. -Lot 3, eon. 6, Grey,
farm strolc and flnplontonts, at 1 o'clock
sharp. 'Phos, & Andrew Sample, prop5.,
(leo, Kir)tby, duo,
I
�ULL FOR gERVICE.-1E-iE
undersigned will keep tho tliorougb-
bredlyurhaln 1,1111 "Vedder? for service on
lot 2e, con, 3, Morris, Ho has -all extendedpedigree oorti0oate. To'10s-31,50 for the
s0a00 a for grade cows and 05,00 for thnrnug).
brads. 25.2,o J. 13 °NYMIAN.-
-
y OR SALE. --THE UNDT+IR–
atoned offers for wain` 1115 household
furniture, including it Orst•slnes organ, coal
stove, .t:0, 1100 9 horses, boggy, cutter,
sleighs, doable and single harness end n 101
1 of o tiler articles. They will ho sold eh5ap
may be 55011 011 the eternise% at the )31sssels
Liam Works. THOS. TOWN, Proprietor,
'I EABELED TENDERS WILL B
1. r000iyed by the undersigned up to the
10th of April for the mason and oarp outer
work, also the veneer work and plastering
Iof a heusorm V1101 101 No, 7, Tnrnberiy-tit.,'
Brussels. Plano and sPeoihOntlone may lee
1 aeon at South tarn..' pinning 111111, (Damsels.
Lowest Or any tender not necesseetly no-
oopted. 'L'o oilers may ba j cin t ur separate.
00- JOHN R013 B.
REAL ESTATE,
HOICE FARMS FOR ,ALL -.
A tow splendid, improved fertile fee
smote the township of improved
Morris and
MpttlllOp. Apply to ;A. 111)LGATT'Y, Co.
Auebioneer,0ruseols P, 0,
FOR SALE.—TITS SUB.
sour/nitsoffers his valuable 100 sere
fa m,boh1glot 3, con. 1e, Grey Township,
Hurn, 00,, ler solo. There are about 60
aaroe bleared and In good heart, there 15 a
log bongo, good hank barn, boa ing ntvhord,
and all the necessary canyenienc00 on Cho
pren1f5o5, For further particulars, es to
prloa, dorms, ate„ appsll' to Lilo P,-eprtotor,
'01308. HISLOP, Clare P 0„ N. W. T., or to
2.11 BOt]GALD 8TIt'1033AN, !insatiate
(l ACRE-FAnRI FOR 8AL1?,
` U .—Afhst•olaes far,n Otto 5,610 iu the
Tewnehip of Morris In the Oonnty of 15001,0,
beaug south half of 500th half latot5) 300
and acsores
10all 0125 insth aceeres zUestly
MO:-aorce ,0500 or loss, 1410 aeren mostly
.1oar,of ,111110 end in a good state of 0,1101•
vatlon, Hisoele a young beariva orohnril a
good house and bank barn 3G x oil feet with
510110 stable underlies ofn he Tito harm (5011,.
ato,l within n mile 01' the Village of Brnoee?e
noel is n ood intra for grain ar atoak '•015.
fug ae Itis watered with Cho river llfnithm,i
and never failing spring 0roolr, Possossien
wttl Ino given at any time. Pro- further oar-
tieslars apply on the promisee onto A. It.
It1B10RT8ON, Bruesolu, P. O. .tete
.7FPQL1'311 FOX 'Walie.
•
Tllesttbseriecrottersforsale 1,1a valuable
Farm le the Township of Oro., comprising
tote 0 an it 7, con .11 in snit] township, .This
farm contains 200a0res anti is within 13 mi]as
from Cho thriving0111035 of Brussels, wftls,
goedgreen] road eadfog Monte. Murat. 100
acres aro cleared, free 'tom stompeand In n
]sigh state of ou'itivaticn. The balance ie
tinily wooded. lege term is particularly
well tenor?, Gnarly the whole of the Nous
Pei ngetraightand having been erected in
l9bG aud'e0. 00 1hp nrontiess thol e i s a own
tortnble log dwelling holm and agoo Shame
barn with stone stabling underneath lit
whip') theta is a well With an abundant Sup.
ply of oxeelioht Water, There 10 likowito a
nbw frame implement Nott4e,•010x26, lvall
Soared above aa,l below, end neatly aid
e,l
andpeinted, Forpartioulars ripely to to
rroerietor, JAM138 DICKSON,
13eg1.irer,IlurbnOm, •
`
1111• (isderloit. 1
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
'��-ADE & SINCLAIR, BARRIS-
rens, ,@o, °moo in Lockio's -block
13ressele. stoney to Loan.
NAT .11. DI.T.'PSON (LATE WITH
o -
Baiter, Conveyancer,,, dm. Otlljoo, Grant's
block, Brussels. Money to loan.
M. TAYLOR, B. C. L , BA11.
• nrammo, Soiloltor, ,to., of the firm of
liotoe3.lni'9otr0lwnug Arcade, ltug Strout
bleat, Toronto. Money to loan,
ALEX HUNTER, CLERE OF
Lao Fourth Biyieion court,Qo. Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary Public', Lan,l, Loan
lid fuenraneo Agent. Funds invested and
to loan. Omitstiens made. OiIles 10 Gra
b dm's B look, brussels,
v.08.RT CUNNwNG,,,
INSann:OE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH•
MEDICAL CARDS,
f A- MoNAUGEITON, M. D,, (3.
0'/ • til, L. B. 0, P. Edinburgh, Physician',
Surgeon and Acoouchor. Offloe, Airs, Shiol's
brook, Turnberry Strout
WM. F. CALE, M.D.; C. M.
Member of tate Oolleao of Physiolans and
Surgeons et Ontavio by examination
Omen and Resldeue--Main St, East, Ethe
Ontario,
-DENTAL. -
leelilNTIS'TI4`i'.
03, L.Bn11,L: n.5,, donor Graduate and
M, 13.0. D. 3., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide
Gas administer, oil. • Prices graded nudes low
as good workoau be item, for.
(t11ee over Johusten's Hardware Mope
snafartb.
1DION'2I4T.
10 J.Foar,L,D S. Graduate of To-
ronto Srboolof Dentistry. All oper-
ations guaranteed. Office-Cady's
Block, Sebforth.
Art311ehaltuetb, 0rst,luality, ands,
guaranteed S t, for 212,00 per set.
13 Ir:r• PZST.
s,
Honor Graduate of tho Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. NITnes Oxrni;
GAS edralofatered for the pnlmese entree -
Non of tooth.
OFFICE.—Gerdeld Bloch, 41111SSEIX,,.
AUCTIONEERS.
�(,EORUE EIRKI3Y, LIGAN•
sno Auet3oneor. Salve conducted of
reasonable terms, forms and farm knelt
specialty. Orders lett at Tull Pons, Publieh-
ing House, 15 rotunda, or sent to Walton post
o111ee wilt receive Prompt attention.
A LEX. DLLGAT'I'Y, A COTTON •
rx. En11, Ispreparod to attend to sales 011
the shorbist notice. A si'ealaty made 01
sales 0f thorough -brad Stook, 'Perms Glad,•
(mown 3" application tr Tin; P,wr I'ublleb-
los Hattso, whet, orders, Intl), bo loft, or
aidrers in Brussels 1' 0.
t, RAYMANN, AUt1i ROiv1'.ER,
• isaltvoys ready to attend sales of
farms, farm stock, Ire, Terms cheerfully
glean. Qraubrook P.O. Boles ;nay be ar-
ranged at 'Tut POs'r Publishing kiousa• -
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS,
•
NAT H. IIoO1tAOKE,N, 1S*U1t'hTis:
Cloao•y,TMabrorry Sdsnsse•'O00 at
A MQNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR -
rive Ltoanses, by appointment of
Lieut. -Governor, Oommiseloner, ho:, Q. 13,
005000noc"rand Agent Fin Insnraneo Cr
()Mee at the Oranbrn03, Poet O)Rce,
1I RODI)ICK, HOUSE, SIGN
�v I
and Ornamental Painter, Graining,
Oilline, Sign and Decorative Painting in all
Paper i1uugleg Gtr apBlinds
i sity Shop up in
e,loor
south of J.Buyer5' f arring5 4004rs,
io W. O'BRI.IEN, V. S., HONOR
'instigate of the Ontario Veterinary
College has resumed the prlctice of John
Nott, V,8„ and is prepared to treat all dis
ankle of domeetieated animals on argentin e'
andapprevod principles, Treatment of del-
icate Toole a s31oelolty OAlce two doors'
North of lir idge,Tmhtborry street, ,
OTICE TO DEBTOR.—ON.
amount of befog at- roat ex
building and adding mow machinery and.
alsointouding-tast,irt the inahutaoturo of
further.) we bog leave to inform all due
tho 1lnrlarsi +,tad to be kind oaooa)h to settle..
op either with Cash or Note, Pine,Rom-
lock, Alm, Asn or Mauls Sawlogs, will bn
takun in payy- loilve rod at Dither of Mune
Bros. SAW E.1015, as this firm hes 1nu'o))iag5d
our saw 01111 to Croy. AB 6aaounts wt11 bo
settled at the NowPaotory, 13rlsaole
MirSMITH OROS,
MORTGAGE SALE
O'NEI
I, S HOTEL,BRI
�$S ELSy
Thursday, March 291h, 1888,
AT) n'anb01t,4', ar., when there will bo
lot 20, -in lbb Con., lwwnahip 01 olio.
sold
For further portionlar5 500 peepers, 00'
apply to
dlex`,111'itnferr tlronyndslitetls,-
Auohonaer, Vendor's t3oIlbltor5,
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