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NO REMEDY
gives such universal satisfaction as the
COUGH 11EMEDY manufactured in
Seafortll, called
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Its wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
parte of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Prate 50 eta.
17-5ms.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
G n. E,
Trainsleave Brussels Station, north and
south as follows: -
Going South, tieing North.
➢lai1............. 7:03 a.m,Mixed 9;90 a.m
Exprese......11:35 a.m. I Mail............ 2:50p.m
Mixed S:55p,m. I Express 9:45p.m
Total •,c is mans.
A chiel's emang ye tnliin' notes
Au' faith he'll prent it.
WE want money to handle Eggs. Wo
are marking$oots very low. A. Goon.
Barman Brnsselites attended the Bach-
elor's Ball in Winglialn last Wednesday
night.
TENET or four cars of Manitoba wheat
is expected this week for the National
Roller Mill.
THE annual District meeting of the
Methodist church, Wingham District,
will be held in Brussels next month.
To vote in favor of tho Scott Act pat
a cross ca the ballot after the words
"Against the Petition," a. for tho petition
is for repeal.
CHAS. Romano is erecting it black-
smith shop on the vacant lot adjoining
bis wagon shop. It w]'1 bo a brickbuild-
ing with stone foundation.
Tun following tenders were accepted
for the building of John Robb's new resi-
dence south of Brussels : Mason work,
Thos. Bradeeli ; brick work and plaster-
ing, Jno. Pugh - carpenter work, Robert
Armstrong. The building will be a ven-
eered brink and will be a very comfort-
able house.
Miss MACPHERSON'S BOYS. -A party of
boys, 75 English and 15 Irish, ag, s rang-
ing from 10 to 19 years, are expected to
arrive at MissMacpherson's Boy's Home,
Stratford, and will be distributed Mon.
pay, April 16th, uolese further notice is
given through these columns. Appli-
cations must be accompanied by reoom-
mendations from Protestant ministers.
Horton i'onBRUSSET.ITES.-At the closing
exercises of Trinity Medioal College, To-
ronto, Robt. Iineohtel stood second in
hie class for honors, and was awarded a
scholarship of $30, with very few marks
short of first place. We congratulate
our energetic young friend on his success.
The name of our old friend J. W. Shaw
is also on the honor roll. Our boys "get
there" nearly every time and Brussels
shonldfeel proud of them,
Ton daily papers of Monday reported
the following case from Montreal, which
ie of considerable local interest: -Judge
Atte rendered judgment this morning
in the case of Ald. Steveneou v. Ronald,
an action taken by the chairman of the
Fire Committee, claiming $3,000 damages
from Mr. Ronald for an alleged state-
ment to the effect that Aid. Stevenson
and Wilson had lied their palms greased
to give the contract for the hlerryweether
steam fire mapino. The Court consider-
ed the ease perfectly well established by
the plaintiff, but considering that Ald.
Stevenson's aim must lave been more to
vindicate his honor as a public man
than to obtain a sum of money, reduced
the amount of damages granted to 5300,
with costs of an action ne taken.
PATD:N0E HAS xr0 REwann,-After a
weekly tirade by our ted hot contempor-
ary the Spring poet come to our defense
as the following clipping from the Listo-
wel Banner, of Marsh 23rd, will show :--
Occasionally the hard working editor
gets a laugh. especially et this time of
the year when the Spring poet makes its
appearance and completely covers the
-table of the sanctum with copies of orig.
inal poetry. We append one 0f the best
selections we have received from abcnit
two hundred contributors :---
11rF, 0180(500.8 POST TO ear nr'i1tMET.
Never talk back such things in reprehuns-
iblo,
13. feller only marks hieneft' that: jecws n
man that's hot
In a quarrel if von'li only keep your
mouth shut and bo sensible
The man that does rho talkie' '11 get
worsted every shot.
Never talk back to a feller that's: abusin'
you,
Just. lot him carry on and rip and cuss
and swear,
And when he finds hid Vial' and (Magill'
jest amusia' you
You've riot him olean kaflnmmixetd and
you want to hold him there.
Never talk back and wake up the whole
Community
And call a man a liar hbwsaucvcr thetas
his dx,
:fou ran lift and land him rumor awl
With graoefutict' Impunity
With Dint good jolt of silence Sum Miff n
dozen kicks.
New steick ef children's wagons, carts,
&o, at I. C. Diehards.
W. B, Dimon has 1mrahased a hand•
roma Dunham piano from ,Soott Bros.,
Of Beafovtb.
A1to.uos I Bargains I.in horses, cows,
and milk wagone. $20 Rea Pullers for
$12, all at G. Love & Coe.
Tsanens will be reoeived for supplying
lumber and gravel for the cerpocation top
to the 28rd inst. Bee posters,
CogemtltATILE space 18 taken up this.
week with Scott Aot matters and some
other correspondence crowded out,
Oowunnwuta,--How is it that eggs are
18 cents a dozen in Toronto, 21 in Nov
'York and only.10 Banta in Brussels
To vote iu favor of the Scott Act pate
Dross on the ballot after the words
"Against the Petition," as for the petition
is for repeal.
NOTICE. -•The Stage will leave Brussels
for Gort'ie at 5 a.tn. am return the sante
evening, until further notice, owing to
the bad condition of'the roads, 40
The usual morning and evening ser-
vices in Melville church will be with.
drawn next Sabbath owing to the pastor
s' i'{titing Rev. it. Y. Iiartley's work at
Bluevnlo.
Mns, A,.pxaonsn'e millinery room is
now open and she is prepared to wait on
the ladies of Brussels and vicinity. All
the latest styles will be found and tip-top
wo,k guaranteed.
1 s for t repeal vote
TEE polling lace o he ro as
g 1
1 p
on Thursday of nett week will be the
Town Hall, with F. S. Scott as Deputy,
end Geo. Love's office, with Sant, W.
Laird as Deputy.
CoracILL= GE.rrretl has shipped 22
cars of peas within the last ten days.
They were chiefly for export. Ho also
shipped 10 cars of oats. Our friend
Graham is a hustler.
The Listowel Banner has changed
hands. We welcome Bro. Climie into
the journalistic ranks and hope that the
Banner will long continuo to wave while
the editor rakes in the shekels.
Carax0'r,-A meeting of all interested
in the reorganization of the Brussels
cricket club will be held at the American
hotel on Friday evening of this week of 8
o'clock. A !ergo attendance desired.
As will be peen by the minutes of the
Bruseele School Board Mies Stevenson,
teacher of the Primary Department of
our school, has tendered her resignation,
the same to take effect at the iuidsum-
me' vacation,
Boor & SHOE OrENnce.-Adam Good
has received over one thousand pairs of
Boots this Spring, and will have a Grand
Opening all next week. He will show
anyone who calla right through the stock
withontexpecting them to purchase. 40
DEEATE.-Next Monday evening there
will be an open debate in the basement of
Melville church, The subject for die.
cussio,' is "Woman's Rights. A col-
leclon for the furtherance of the temp-
erance cause will betaken at the olose of
t111 mooting. The public invited.
A Perm .tR TanmANcc CoateaYr.-P. A.
B1 ck, of Ower. Sound, nud A. White, of
C'besley, who have been in this town for
the last two months in the interests of
the P.ovinoial Provident Insitution, of
St. Thomas; leave this wet lc 'after writ-
inc ent a quarter of a million dollars of
ineurauce, over 180 members.
SCOTT ACT MEETLvo.-Next Monday
evening a public meeting Rill be held in
the Town Hall, Brussels, commencing nt
7:30 o'c'occk. Addressee are expected
from Rev. D. G. Cameron, of Dungan-
non, Rev. J. S. Cook, of Blnevnle, and
others. An opportunity will be given to
any who may desire to speak in opposi-
tion to the Scott Act.
AT a sooiety meeting held in Enox
church on Thursday of last week, a call
was extended'to Rev. G. E. Howie, the
blind minister, who was supplying here
for several weeks. Rev. Dr. Moffatt's
name was also before the meetiug. An
adjourned meeting of Maitland Presby-
tey. will be held at Winilram next Tues-
day, when the call will be dealt with if
the rev. gentleman accepts it.
BRusoELs NURSERY AND GnEENBoesn.
I will furnish the following stock at
about half the price paid to those
travelling agents that call round ocoas
ionslly :-Poplars, Mountain Ash, Chest-
nuts, Ptars, Pritet, Norway Spruce,
Standard and Climbing Roses, Grape-
vines, Flowering Shrubs, &o. My green-
house is chock full of douse and Bedding
Plants all in first-class condition. Come
and examine my stock and prices.
Taos. KELLY.
Pmmna PEneopAL Poeorens,-George
Humble, wife and children arrived in
Brussels last Friday from Wichita, Kan-
sas. Ml, Humble says seeding was
about through when he 1. ft. -Miss Tillie
Itozell has been seriously ill this week. ---
Mrs, David Ross, sr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son are enjoying a visit with Win Cham
friends this week. -Walter Dunlord left
for Langdon, Dakota, last Tneeday. He
will follow his trade, we believe, as tailor
and outfitter in the West. We wish him
su0ceus.-James Hicks and family have
removed to Clinton, H. Beam has
moved in the hone vacated by them on
Mill street, having purchased the same.
-Miss P. E. Kerr has gone to Dashwood
to take charge of a millinery department.
She left Brussels Tuesday af ternoon.-
Dan. Kenny, a former Brusselite, is
making a visit with friends in the local..
ity,--1. V. Fear and wife, of Seaforth,
were in town over Sunday, -J. Sell ]rue
been on the sick list for the past two
weeks but is improving in health now. -
A, Calbiek has been bothered with one
of John "comforters" on the back of his
nett this weolt.--Miss Mary Lamont,
well known in this locality, took a ticket
for Winnipeg on Tuesday of this week.
Rumor, says she is to gladden the home
of n former 13russeiite now a resident of
the above mentioned city. The goal
wishes of scores of friends go with her, -
W. Stewart spent last Sunday among
old friends at Woodsteek.--Mrs. John
Corntaok and Allio arrived Home last
Tuesday night from A visit of five weeks
to friends at Glencoe, Loudon and other
placee,-Mrs. Thee, Moore has been ill
pearly all the past week, --Wm. John.
Mon, of Barrie, has come to Brussels for
the sutnmer months. He will sturdy
with F. W. O'Brien, V. 5. --•Our old.
friend David Shiel, Queen street, cele.
brated his 08rd birthday on Wednesday
of kat week. The old gentleman is re-
markably hearty for his years and may
live to bo a coma:trmt . - Mrs, T, I''letehex
wtto in Lucknow for a (ample of days
Sole wook.-Mise Ewan, of Wroxeter, ie
visiting at Jamee Welkin's: -County
Master )7. 13. Young expects to attend
the Supreme Gran Lodge, L. O. L.,
which will bo 'hold in 'Winnipeg next
June,--Ilobt. Elliott, late proprietor of
the .Listowel Jenner, was in town this
wool(. --Miss 11111. of Wiuglin ,, is v]eft-
iug in town,
A noon strong second handbuggy and
le light wagon for sale. Apply at 1. 0.
Richards' harness shop, Brussels,
A NOYEI, feature in the army 80t'vic0
last Sunday afternoon was the baptism
et Mrs. Jeremiah Blashill's infant,
A Juin:a•:e was hold at the barrtolte last
Monday evening. Adj. Sweettnen and
wife and lesser ligllte of the S. A, wore in
attendance.
To vote in favor of the Scott Aot put a
°roes on the ballot after the wards
Ji tinct the Petition," as for the petition
is for repeal
Tam millinery opening at l'. C. Rog-
ers' store is on the boards for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week. Every
lady should call and sae the display.
ieeoccTos MALLOcrl paid an official
visit to the various departments of Bras.
eels Public Sobool last week. The pupils
;were granted a half -holiday on Friday,
.1, D. I;oxnral shipped ono of his cele-
brated Steam Fire Engines to Vio•oria,
B. C., on Monday of this week. Their
machines give satisfaction wherever they
are fairly tested.
Rev, SAMUEL Josue occupied 11nox
church pulpit last Sunday in the failure
of the supply, Rev. Mr. McKibben, get -
Sim here. The old gentleman diseouuts
many of the boys yet,
Tnn annual meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Miseionary Society of the Pres-
byterian church was held in Guelph this
week. The Brussels delegates were
Mrs.
3. Barnhill, Mrs, Graham, Mrs. Malcolm
and Miss Watt. ,
Tut tonsorial parlor of S. H. Laird,
Queen's hotel block, has received a thor-
ough renovation and with its new paper,
peint, &o. looks as neat OS a new pin
Many of the city shops could take a
pattern from our barbers and improve
thereby.
Oras Lonan,-Next Tuesday evening
an open meeting will be held in the
lodge room of the Canadian Temple,
I. 0. G. T., No. 154. The program will
consist of readines, recitations, dialogues;
music, &e. The public cordially invited
to be present,
BLED, -Last Tuesday the mother of
Mrs, James MoLauchlin died at Wing -
ham at the advanced age of 82 years.
The old lady was ill for some time before
her decease. The interment was made
in Brussels cemetery on Wednesday on
the arrival of the 11:45 train.
THE river bas been very high this
week and the large quantities of ice, logs,
stumps, &0., Doming down on Sunday
threatened destruction to the foot -bridge,
but by'exercisiug •a little foreth„tight in
mooring each end of the bridge to posts
with ropes and keeping the flu dwood
from forming a jam this very convenient
etruom•0'stlll remains in' position with
the exception of the western pproaoh.
Brnan Socntro.-Brussels Branch of
`13 Upper Canada Bible Society contrib.
utod 5141.67 thie year. It was egnally
divided between the Upper' Canada and
the British and Foreign Societies after
311.117 had been dedeoted for 'nurcllaeo,,
account. The amount was collected as
B!'.le Ilepoaitory sales, .... , ....1+ 0 67
Collection at gunnel sleeting, . , . 7 00
Brussels, west, Mre, Barnhill and ,
Mrs. D. C. Ross, 23 40
” east, Misses Say and A
Vanstone, 12 75
north, Mrs. Karr and Miss
Moura 10 75
Grey, Cons. 1 & 9, Misses Simpson
& Straoban, 2 25
" " B & 4, Misses Strachan
ea Taylor, 03 25
" 5 & 6, not oolleoted,
" " 7 & 8, S. Y. Taylor, 7 30
' 9 & 10, not collected,
" ' 11 & 12, Miss Perrie, 10 20
" " 18 & 14, Mrs. J. Bain
and alias Grant, . 3 95
" " 15 & 16, Misses M. His.
lop & Kerrie 4 15
17 & 18, Miss Smillie,5 10
Walton, Mies May Brodie, 6 85
Ethel, J. A. Young, 19 10
Morris, con. 8, not collected
" ' 7,MissMcCall , 2 20
" 6; Misses Smith &Rath, 6 03
" 5, Misses Sharp & Dick-
son, 2 62
" " 4, Misses Black & Cur-
rie, 5 85
3. M. Black & J. Currie, 3 10
" " 2, Misses Reid &Gibson, 1 60
The amount collocated Last year was
$171.42, Considering the close year, how-
ever, and the foot teat subscriptions were
notsolicted on three linos the collectors
did exceedingly well and deserve the best
thanks of the Bible Society.
Giitono'rl'tt I ' (*woo.
Destructive avalanches have occurred
in the Tyrol.
Wm. O'Brien has begun a libel suit
against Tho Cork Constitution.
Four thousand Irish emigrants sailed
from Queenstown etc nrlay for America.
Prince Alexander, formerly of Bulgar-
ia, is to visit Emperor Froderiok next
week.
Secretary Balfour's bill to expedite
business in the Irish Land Courts has
been published.
The three mile single scull straight-
away :woe between Teotner, McKay and
Hamm, tho champion oarsmen, was
roved on Sao St. John's river, on Satur-
day afternoon, and was won by Tomer
in 23 minutes, 10 seconds; McKay, see.
ond, fifty seconds behind Teemar. The
race came off in a downpour of rain.
Hamrn's shell became waterlogged, and
he did not finish. Several thousand
people were present. Toemer got first
prize, $300, and McKay second money,
$150.
Several Trataears driven by compressed
air have recently been placed on the Lens
don Street Tramways Company's ]Inca
between Holloway Road and the King's
Cross • Station of the Metropolitan Rail-
way, where they are regularly taking
their return in working the traffic with
the ordinary horses -drawn cars. The
road hi about two miles in length, and
has several heavy gradients and 511a1p
coma. It is hoped that the eysteot has
now been to matured as to 500nre econ-
omy over horse traotion, and this not.
Withstanding that both horses and forage
are at a lots price.
Mitchell, the English pugilist, in a let.
ter to a New York friend, says -•-"I shall
Dome to the United States with lilrai'n
about June,' and perhaps go intobusine:as
1 broke nay left hand badly in the fight
with Sullivan, and now 1 have two very
goeoor hands. ,A man can't work without
tools, so I shall leave all bile fighting to
my partner, Kilrain, who is second to
none se It fighter. 7 might box a few
men from tat CO twenty rouncda an you'
side at the water, hot the Way I feel now
I don't Nara whether 1 pttt a bating glove
no regain or not.
Jitoob Sharp, the Now York ex•Alder- � razaAP.oloT_*
xx ,¢Aasr,ra'xs,
man, died lest night,` - -
PrinceBislnarek is about to resign the contnr'r000SitsPubsY l,vl,MY wenn,
German Chanoe110e11ip. Yell Wheat 78 82
' crearomilfftboet400peopleinfash. rp,inti tYleat 70 80
donable New York society. fiats 88 41
Oonuecticnt is a comparatively small
State, but it has about 50,000 miles of
atone fences, +.
Four thousand dollars' worth of ()pinta, Butter, per lb '
taken in through Canada, bee been seized. Eggs, per dozen
et San Franoisco. Apples, per barbel
Gen. Borth arluounoos that' the Salves Dogs, dressed
ton Armyenndnpts 0,100 pro0seeinns Beaf
every week through the streets of the I1ay
United Kingdom, or an average of 1,300 . Wood, per cord
1 eau 60 00
Barle65 y
• 60 755
18 00
10 00
75 00
0 50 7 00
4 50 5 50
8 50 0 00
2 5u 3 50
*daily.
Emperor Protiorifik and Prince Big.
mttrck have wine to terms on the subject
of the proposedlnar:'Ingo of Princess
Victoria to Prince Alexander, bet tho
project has not yet been abandoned.
• The April statistical returns to the
United States Department of Agrioniture
show that the condition of winter wheat
is 82 per cent. of an average crop, which
is lower than in 'recent years, excepting
only 1883 and 1885, when the averages
were 80 and 76 respeutively.
Two thousand people witnessed an
event the like of whloh was never before
known in the history of Clark county.
Rev, Dr. Bridges, 84 years old, prenohed
his own funeral sermon at Athens, Ga.,
on Sunday last. IIe had hie grave dug
end a(nfiu for the oonasionIle and
his essistaucs 84114 the first song, "Shall
w0 meet ?" Ile then gave his text and
gays the large crowd a short talk in a
very scattering manna:.
(laudaur ie in Bo -ton to train for his
exhibition with Teenier next month.
When asked about that troublesome back
he said I-"1 amfeeling0.11., my back
is all right, and I am all right. I have
come to Bo'ton to win, and Teenier has
got to be a better man than he has been
yet to defeat me. I suppose Taemer is
in great shape," he continued. "Well, I
hope he will have no reason to complain,
as 1 want to have a fair, square trial of
speed and no fault-finding. When I last
met Teenier at Marauacook there was
some little unpleasantness. I trust that
the race on May 30th will be pulled with.
out any hard feelings, as I see no reason
why oarsmen should not bo gentlemen
as well as other athletes, and be able to
have a contest without degrading them-
selves by abusing each other before e
multitude of people."
Canadian Newts..
The Toronto Lacrosse Club defeated
Manchester on Saturday by a score of
six to one. .
The patents 'granted during Maro11 by
the 'patent branch of the Department of
Agriculture number 219.
The well-known evangelists Crossley
and Hunter open their campaign in St.
Thomas on the 22nd.
TilburyWest is building a Town Hall to
cost 33,300. It is to be heated with boot
:or, and have all the modern et 00te1•as
A petition has been pre'ented to Me'sea
Conned nsking.for the reclamation of 4,-
000 of plains lands, at,a cost of 540,000.
The dtidgetown Natural Gas Company
have struck, at about 100 feet, indica-
tions of gas in their well near the station.
Au old marl named Lipsky, living in
Sullivan Township, Bruce County, was
instantly killed lately by being struck on
the bead by a dead limb kuoakod off by a
tree 11e luta felled.
The 0. P. R. Co, are going t • build a
now brick station in Ingersoll, commenc-
ing on May let. It will bo bnilt immed-
iately in front of the old one, and the
tracks etraightened.
The cost of the recant St. Thomas
Assizes, $751.20, was the lightest in
years. The witneesea only cost $56, con-
stables $102, grand jurors $171.70 and
petty jurors $821.59.
Farmers in this county are likely to
lose from $20,000 to $80,000 by the hut. -
less oat dodge. The makers of the notes
arc seeking to have them declared worth-
less on the ground of fraud.
The Postoffioe department reports a
marked inorea58 in the quantity of
parcel post matter since the new postal
arrangement Dame into effect between
Canada and the United States.
Oil was stt'uok at Comber, Essex county
in the second well last week, at a depth
of about twelve hundred feet. This now
melee two oil springs for Comber. A
rich oil field undoubtedly exists there.
The village of Paisley hoe discovered
that the $5,500 voted for water-worke is
insufficient. The tender„ recently opened
call for about $2,000 more to complete
the job, and the council ds in a dilemma
as the debentures voted Have been issued
wad sold.
A sawing match was held at the Oneida
Reserve, the first prize to bo 913 and 2nd
52. Louis Henry won the 1st prise; time
86 nWetde; and Josiah Medicine and;
time 88 seconds. They aro both Munboy
boys. Tho log was a foot and a half
tbroagh,
Hon. Oliver Mowat Will leave) for Eng-
land about the beginning of May, and it
is stated, amongst other things, he will
take necessary stops towards securing
Imperial .legislation, as embodied in the
Quebec resolutions, Mrs. Mowab will
accompany him.
A company is being formed in Dresden
fortho purpose of boring to find either
gas, oil or salt, This company will first
endeavor to find one of the articles
named, and then proceed to erect the
necessary etruoturos for preparing the
same for matleet.
' IdLAsZP===.
Snrrsox-Pon'ren.-Air'the residence of the
bride's father, on Wednesday 4th
inst., by the Rev. A. Henderson M.
A., air. Alex. Simpson, of Grey. to
Mise Jena Ann Eliza Porter, only
daughter of Mr. James E. Porter, of
Elmo.
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Cluo00'tt.--1n Wingham, on Tuoaday,
April 10, Janet Connor, aged 82 years,
.
10101(E0011i MUMMY E041110 0E00.
Pall Wheat 80 81,
Spring Wheat,-„....,,,70 81
Barley 60 70
Cate f)8 40
Pelta 1)8 60
Butter, tulle and rolls,.,, 17 18
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flout• per barrel 1 5(1 00
Potatoce , 60 00
Hay per ton. ..... 800 000
Hide:: pee lb,. ..,.. 4 03
Salt per bbl., wholesale.,611 80
Shoop ekins,eaah ,.,60 1 00
Wool, per 1b, 20 23
Pnrk 0 05 6 710
THE PEJPLE'S COLUNIN.
( �BRYANT WANTED -
3- Apply to MRS. 0, 17. WADE.
(QERVANT WANTED, -APB
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kJ to 01113. 0, s, SCOTT,
x T CS!' FOR HALE.. -APPLY TO
THOS, Mectanc100,
37• • dot 11, Con, 9, Grey.
4 `i01IF0RTABLE DWELLING
'4 ' Tan soon ata bargain, Far foil part
tioulars as to price, locution, etc„ ,11tn10 to
W. B. 01011800, 8-tf
6 l AWS GUMMED, FILED AND
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Regulated on r
Lot 11 Coo. 3ne •.
� ,1tE00it, [lo naw lino ilia new
gatottt raw Het, "Suwysr's Guide;' for sale,
it i.+ the Leat made, sic the savers' say. Pat-
ent tor sale, •Pilte0too 1vi11 allow goons to
ho made ua ruY0It33'1,.
11.1 8. T1r11t1:GOR,
ill Druesols, Ontario,
ULL FOR SERVIOE,-THE
uudersigsod will keep a thorough-
bred Durham hull Inc servion on lot 80,
eau. 0, Morris. Toros 81.00 with privilege
of returning if n000ssary. 1A13, 0110011,
Proprietor, 04.001
iOUSL'' TO RENT.. --THAT
JJII comfortable cottage at present 00'
espied by 'a. Beam, 11)11 street, Large lot,
stabio, .0011. ore. Rout moderato. Also
co,umo diode etor ehn use in rear of Postagl eo
lately ousepied by Mr, Roddick.
07- J. 1t. GRANT,
riAI0D OF THANKS.
Clinton, Unroll 9.2m1,188.3.
R. Manning, F.eq., District Ageot of the
Confederation Lite Association, Exeter.
Limn BIn,-T bog to acknowledge the re.
coapt of 05,181.75, being the amount coming
to myself and children under the policy tak-
en oatby my lata husband, John Bolen, in
your eompany,for $5,000. I desire also to
acknowledge• the promo 0 andsatlefaotory
manner in which Mu gum has boon settled
and to thank yon personally for your kind=
toss 1,1 the matter. MARY JAN13 140.115.
rIOIINTY OF HURON LSAMINA-•
Tmoa, 1888.
Second and third -clams nob -professional
examinations et the Collsglaue Inetitutoe
luta Web Schools in the County au •l'uoeday,
July Jrd, 0:10 a, ut. Y'irst 01., 1uly 18th, 8:10
Patella
.0:e113aAthtLStwoilw8 tnntrwry Patelldt. 8. Instostor, Clinton DeP.An1l.t,
tLrOteCernlC)otooq.r,ohnPo ,
21o1 of Mar, abating which
of the two schools they i mond to write at,
and those; who wish to write et Goderieh
must notify Jon v el, Totts Esq., 1'. 5, m-
stt8oto', Godorieh P. 0,, at the same date.
rho notice must be accompanied by a foe of
85, or 010 if the candidate applies for the
First Class as well as Second -Mtge 'Naomi.
nations. No name will be former/lea to the
Department unless the fee ucoompautos it.
elo,td Masters of rho 00110 ia10 Iuotitutus
ani High Schools will Please send the ap
plicatio„g of their Oaudldatoe to the In-
epeutar of the division in which the Col-
logL,t.IuotitutoorhighSchool ie admitted.
Forms of application mar be 1tnP Irmu the
+ccretary.
PETER ADAMSON,
S
Goderioh, Apri1104h, '88,eerotary B. 00's. 40.0
REAL ESTATE.
iHOIOE FARMS FOR SALE, -
row splendid, improved farms for
sale in the township o1 Grey, Morrie and
1foKtllop• Apply t0 A. DELGATTY, Co.
Auottonssr,Brussols F, 0.l
VOR SALB, OR WILL BENT
to suitable parties, store with com-
fortable and commodious dwelling. Good
cellar, #,sure of garden in bearing apples,
plums and email ffruite. Good stable. This -
constitutes one of the bast openings In 00,
Maio fay a good harness -maker, beteg In Oho
centro-bt a splendid farming sect.on. Near-
est opposition Brussels, 7 miles; Listowel
19 miles Apply for terms to D. 1V. MTLNE,
on the promisee, ETHEL, 30-
FAR1I FOR SALE -THE UN
n}nala0nn offers for sale the north
east quarter of lot 28, aonceesisn 0, Morris,
County of Huron, containing 50 mires. The
land Is of drat quality and In a high state of
cultivation, well fenced and under -drained,
40 nom cleared. Naw frame 110000,8 rooms,
101111 house with som:rote wails, 2 walls,
good barna and shod, orchard, ata. Eight
acres of fell wheat. This dootrab]e property,
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able toms will be given. Titleperfoot,
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
05- Box 9.51311 rueeels P. 0.
N`100]) FARM FOR SALE IN
om, Morris, ou reasonable terns. In order
to close the antra of the estate of the late
W. G. (Misstep, the exoontoro offer the fol-
lowing valuable lands for nolo North
half of Lot 30, Concession 5 'Township of
Morris containing 00 acres, On this lot is
emoted a good frame bare with stone foun-
dation, good nrebard, well and mop . Near-
lyallolearerl, and is on the grave road
closely cd cluing the village of Ilrnseols,
This farm is 0 valuable ono, is well folioed
and in a 000,1 abate of cultivation. For
p11105 end terms apply to 0,105. I113LLY.
111118181s P. 0., H108n1 4txtruties, Victoria
S,10 re P.0,, 0e1 AmES Stun, Maple Lodge
20() ACRE ?Aldi FOR SALE,
-karst-class farm for vale in the
Township of Morris in the bounty of Ilnron,
boin g south half of north halt lots 25 it 30
and south halt of 26 in 5th con,, containing
200 auras more or lass, 125 sores mostly
clear of stumps and In a good state Of multi.
waters There is a young bearing orobard a
gond house and bank barn 55 x 50' feet with'
Mem stable underneath, The form is attn..
atOtl within a mile Of 010 VII lap 01 Br1.11380ls
ora is agood farm' for gran or 8to011 rola.
Mg as his watered with the river Maitland
and 110005 failing spring ,oreok, Poeaeee{on
will be fftvon at any time. Vox .Blither pm -
Maulers apply - on 5110 premises or to A.14.
10013ES101000 , 13rilesel8, Y. 0, . 5-tf
II+'a,enno. mor
Thoeubeariborot5ors tot sato Ida valuable
Perm iu the Township Of Grey, comprising
lots 0 and 7, con Alin 351(1 township. This
farm contains 200nm csantlis. within 1.3 milos
front the thrlving village Of Brussels, with
gebdgravel roadloading thereto. About150
488,011 WO cleared „free Irom stdmpe and in a
High state at oult0vatien. The balance fa
lintly- weeded. This farm is particularly
wollteltoed,nc.riythe whole by tho tenee5
being straight and having boon erected in
1885 and 'SO, On thopremisos there is 000m
turtablo log dwelling house and ogee (Nemo
barn with stone stabling underneath in
which thereto a wellw'tth an obttndatit sup-
ply ofexiollont water, There le likoolaon
now }rime inlploment boltso, 40x20, well
floored, above and below, and neatly slded
end '8'or attlontaro apply to the
1 topeimtnr. 1A 1E8 1)ICT+HON,
liagietxar, llama Co„
13(7. 33ederten.
APRIL 13, 1888
BANKING.
\oINTOSIF,G lloTAtlt}ART,
13AN1f1311.5 -t• BRUSSELS
Transact a General Jn311111n9
B'ris i n 188.
NOTl1S
DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United N *vine Drafts Imelda
mull sold.
Iinterest allowed nn (108001W,
Collections made on favorable terms.
Oanndiae Agents-MM.nonAN2's (41040 01'
CANADA,
Now belt Agents-Itlrortl'E1M AND TM(AD.
Ens NATIONAL *10x0,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
00 07. tSINCLAI1i, SOLIOIT-
• or, CmlVeyane5r, Notary Public
Le, 001oo: Graham's Block, 1 J. .or north of
Ilargroareo' Drug Stora, Private funds to
Loan.
E W A D I17, BAIIRISTER,
J • Seliolter and. Notary Public). (ion-
v0Vaaoltlg, Oolleotlono ant Loaning. %fr,
Wade 111 attend l0 (Innis every Wednes-
day abtwo o'olook,
�IOICSON 6.1 HAYS,
Mate wall vith Gar
raw &l'r'r
viniaTlah) Barristers, Sollettnix,�un}nl,
00c. Gales, grant's lllaok, Brus-iris, honey
to loan.
It, 8. HAYS, W. 11. DI('E NON,
A Ai. TAYLOR, J3. 0. 11., 11AR-
1)inU n nisTint, Solicitor, &c., of the 3111,1( �of
Solicitors, dm„ rbalarm ug iArcade,'Biug StuC.1
haat, Toronto. Money to loan..
A LEX UUN'TEii, CLERIC OF
11 the Fourth Dlylatou Court, Co. Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary ).'ubllo, Laud, Loan
and Tueuranoe Agent. Funds invested One
30 loon. Cobbs ions made. 011tao ,11 Gra
ham's Bleak, R005s0l5.
.o ST OUNNJNraygM
I0500ANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS.
kg. F. GALE, 01 D., 0. bI.
Member of the 001100e of Physicians and
Surgeons of ()ankle by oxuullnatiou.
00100 011d1ieaiasne-1(x111 Et. Beat, l:tllo
Ontario.
T•A 0IcNAUCrUUTON,
CC. t1, L. 0. C. r. Edinburgh, 37, C. P.
8. nt. At Hargreaves' Drug Store front
0 to 11:80 a.m, and from 1:80 to 4 1. m, At
outer flours may be found 11 the roe(40neo
formerly ncum:led by Dr. lintc..inson,
Mill street.
DENTAL.
15 ISDNTIS:lr.g,+' .
G. L.Ba11,18 D. 0., lianas Graduate' and
kT. 11.0, 1). 3., ,of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered. Prices gnarled and aglow
us good work can be done far.
Office over Jolluston's Hardware Store.
Soaforth.
D1EIN I I1'IT.
W J, l5oar,L,I) S. Graduate of To-
ronto School of Dentistry. 011 oper-
ations guaranteed. 01llco-Carry'o
Block, Senfort .
Artificial tooth, Oretquaiity, 01100
guaranteed 11t,for $12,00 per set.
DEIN'T13347r.
M.1 A. i•2AMMX2 ',
Honor Grodonto of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto, NIT1tos (150010
GAB administered for the polo loss extrac-
tion of tooth,
OFFICE.-4arlIeld IRleek, it;tt'SSELS.
AUCTIONEERS.
FORGE KIRKBY, LIOIIN-
\-A ase Alla 1401100T. Sales oouductod 011
reaeonuble berms, *arms and farm stook a
sl eoiaity, Order's left at Ins Pn BT Pablleb-
1ng House, 13 numb, or sent to Walton poet
odleo will receive prompt attention,
A DELGATTY, AUCTION.
1 inn, ispropared to attend to sales on
rho 511011801 nOtics, A ap001(11ty matte 01
solos of thor0ngh-bred stook. 001m19 11101e
known 0” application tr 0810 Pon Publish-
ing Ranee, 8110,0 orders may be loft, DS
address to Brussels 1' 0,
II RAYM:ANN, AUCTIONEER,
-9 isalwaye 00M101t0 attend sales of
faring, farm Stool., 000. TOrao cheerfully
given. Oraubrook . P.O. Salon may bo a1.
ranged at 'Put; PooT Publish log Mouse
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
1IoORAOJaIN, ISSUER
T V • of Marriage Licenses. 0111oe nt his
Gr000ry,Turnborry Street. •
1ioNAIR, ISSUER 014' 1IAR-
ringo Llecnsos, by appointment of
LIouA-Goyer'nor, Commissioner, ,C0„
Ornvsyaucur and Agent Piro Insurance Ce,
01110 oat the CraubrooltPeat 01110,'
�1T.... 01.-RODDIOK, i-OUSii, SIGN
V and Ornamental Painter, (training
Gilrliug, Sign and Decorative Painting in all
ata branoboo. Shop Blinds done up in style,
Paper Hogging to spcoialty. 8000, ono door
south of 7. Buyers' Carriage Worsts,
W. O'BRIEN, V. S., 1IONOB
Gradnnto of the 0510110 Votorinary
College has resumed tho p1'nntto0 0f Jolla
0003,V.$, 0(10(0 t'los,ao'o.l to treat all ilia
ea900 of domesticated animals on scientific
andapprovod principles. Traatneittofdel-
icate fonds a specialty Wilco 380 dodro
North of Midge, l'uruborry street. .]
NOTICE TO DEBTORS. -ON
amount of being et groat expense
btdlding rand adding now machinery and >*
oleo intending{ to start the rnannisoturo of
furniture wo hog loavo to inform all dun
the undersigned to be kind onoogh to settle
np either with Oaob Or Noto, pin,, item•
look, 101m, AOh. or Maple Sawlogs will be
taken in pay, delivered at either of ,1111081
Bros, Saw M1tle, as this firm has purchased
our sate mill in Grey, All nntotntts will bu
settled n1 th8 Now L'notory, Bruaaolo•
12841SMITLT 101000.
L1ARM Ft0R SALE..-TJI11; SUIS,
8011114(110 tilers his vltlnablu 100 acre
awe, being lot II, 005, 11, tiny Township,
Huron Co., tot' sale, '1horo urn abort ae
acres eieared and in 50040 heart, There is a
log house, good bank , boating 01'olrar(1,
and allele (10000seryy Conveniences enthe
premisoe. ,L•or 21111000' 71a1'ttrula1•s, sq to
litter terme,,otco septY to file 1!mprtotor,
'135031,3019L01',Olarol' U„ (2.W.0 . or in
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