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Arrau Goon is shipping ego to tltp city
this wok,
WALL
Corer ono horse wagon for sale at W
PAPER ILlaceraoken's. -
b], 0. Miss Yeo, of London, is visiting with
1,i'tlle Latest A.mericiui Styles Muse Minnie Gerry this weak,
b
Ton wedding cake [s mate for a ?nat.
at )ri(fes'less than usual, then • rimonfal "tio•up" in town, so it ie said.
you would dR well to' secure some liar. S. Jo1Es will supply the pulplb of
ll Knox ehuroh for the next two Sabbaths.
such as we aro offering. 13Attontns 1 Bargains I in horses, cows,
and milk wagons. ii20 Pea Pullers for
019, all al G. Love h Cos.
A. 000n strong second hand buggy and
a light wagon for sale. Apply at I, C.
Richards' harness shop, 33, tweets.
A niAan belonging to Walter Jackson
gave birth to twin foals, "Kentucky Star"•
stock, last Snucley. They were both
dead.
Taos. lienenew has started a carpenter
shop in Wroxotor in connection with
Smith Bros, factory in Brussels, Ho
G. A. Dead mans has quite a number "f contrnots already,
DON'T forgettbat Setutday, the 38th of
this month, will bo the lent day of the
sale of the will
stock' in the post -
office block. Catch the bargains as they
are flying.
Deem HAIsr is pushing the re.cnn-
at'uction of his dwelling recently dam-
aged by tire. A cottage roof has been
substituted for the old pitch roof. It
will be a more comfortable residence
when coup eted than formerly
Tug Termite Empire says ;—A Ronald
steam Aro engine hoe jest boon thorough.
sly tested at Trento.. and gave great seas.
faction. Thirteenyear• ago the town
tot ane from the firm and it has dune
excellent service. In Honor of the great
mice s in Canadian tnanufeetm o: a ban-
quet was held Friday at which .• o fire-
men, ]eadiegcitizen., the band sod Mir.
Druggists sell it. Price 00 els. Ronald were present.
17.Oms. "Tns Enoxoyn RES'r.10nANx.—Thin is
the taking name of n restaurant opened
in 1V. R. Wilson's :rink store by James
M. Broadfoot. Ile will have meals
ready at almost any hour in the clay or
evening at 20 cants a meal. He also in•
tends going into the soda water a, d ice
cream business. By reading his advt. it
will be seen that be is prepared to take
lady or gentleman boarders.
0. P. It,—A special meeting of Brus-
sels Council will be held on Monday ev-
ening in the Council Chamber, to which
meeting the Railway Committee i• also
invited. Matters pretaining to the ex-
tension of the C. P. R. from Guelph to
.ural �rl1�iU rt f.Ca11S. Ooderioh will be discussed and a delega-
tion appointed to attend a joint rabway
Our steak is large and well as -
Sorted. including those fur ceil-
ings, &e. A fine lino of Gilts.
BORDERINGS
U'tir I3orderings are cheaper and
miter • than ever before. Your
..patronage solicited at
Dreg, Book and Fancy Goods Stare.
NO REMEDY
gives Oh univerml
COUGH REMMEDYsatisfaction t
manufactured in
Seaforth, called
-- LUMSD EN 8c WILSON'S---"''
,.e�Balsam am
of Fir."
Royal Glycoratss
Its wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
ARAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
•
sOnT1iE11N 1 Xl0i$TON, W. 0. a@ n. n.
Trainslenve Brussels Station, north and
south as follows:—
Going South. Going North.
Mail.. :...... 7:05 a.m.Nixed 0:50 e,m
Axpress....-.al:a5 a.m. 101011 2t00p.m
mixed........... 8:55 p.m. I Express 0:45p.n1
A ebiel's smang ye Ain' notes
Au' faith he'll prem it.
CAsu for Eggs at W. H. McCracken s.
1 new and 1 tsecond•hand Buegy. 13.
Gerry.
Nnw stock- of children's wagons, carts,
dp. at I. C. Richards.
1d'lss L. McLENNAN, of Seaforth, has
been visiting friends in Bruoeels.
Mn. TessnY is relieving the operator
and baggageman at Brussels station.
\fin wont money to handle Eggs. We
meeting at Listowel on Tuesday after
noon. This ie a question they effects one
future very materially and a large turn-
out is expected.
CR/CHET.—On Friday evening last, the
lath lest., the Brussels Cricket Club
held their annual meeting at the Am,-r-
ioan Hotel. A large camber were p w-
ent and after reading the Secretary's
statement t om last year the club re-org-
anized
e-orianized for the season of 1888 with the
following officers : L. t: Wade, Presi-
dent ; David Rosa, Vio. -P esident ; Jas.
T. Ross, sea.-r:eas. and Captain; F. S.
are markiegBoots very low. A. Goon. ' Scott, : corer. 0.,mmittee in addition to
R. 14T.roor.at has removed from his
former residence to the southern dwell.
ing in the terrace.
above officers : Messrs. Dennis, flays,
Laird, Ilargreaves and MCLonuan.
L.esr Jll ud'oy night about 11 o'clook
Miss. Wu. VANn'roxu is making a visit the Fin, Brigade was call, d out to quell
to her old home at Galt, end llies. W. F. a fire at Ament Bros. factory. Their
Vanstoneis renewing old acquaintances services were not n•quired, however, as
in Guelph end locality. the lire was e 1 out before the engine got
JAMES Duxsonn has been dangerously to the bridge. It is a vary fortunate
ill with inflammation this week. IVo matter that the devouring element was
hope he will continue to improve until noticed before mu, li heachvay was made
fully restored to health. as the destruction of the mills would
Nolzcn.— The Stage will leave Brussels h..vo proved a heavy loss to the pushing
for Gorrie at 8 a.m. and return the same. hem end Brussels could ill afford to be
evening, until further notice, owing to without at. The fire originated, it is
the bad condition of the roads. 40 supposed, from to spark falling on the
Mae. J T. JAotsox, of Freemont, Ohio, roof.
was visiting her sister, Mfrs. Malcolm, Dtsn.—Mrs. Geo. Thomson received
this week. She accompanied Miss Rob. word from the Old Country last week
erteon to Kincardine on Wednesday. that her father had died on the 18th inst.
Tura Scott Act cases against the pro- at his home in Eoht, Aberdeenshire, Soot-
prietors of the Revere, American and land, aged 55eears. He had been troubled
Queen's hotels, last Tuesday, were ad- with liver and kidney disease for some
Iourned until Monday owing to the non- time and had several operations perform.
appearance of important witnesses. ed with the hope of effecting a cure. His
Ton pulpit of the Methodist church death is thought to have resulted from
was occupied last Sabbath evening by the bursting of e b ood vessel. The fun -
Mr. Patton, of Toronto. His text was erel took place on Monday. A widow
taken from Matt. 10111 °hap., 241b, 25th and two children are still in Scut/and and
and 26th verses, from which he preached several other members of the family in
a very practical discourse. this country. Mies. Thomson had made
LAST Tuesday Thos. Kelly, Goo. Kelly arrangements to leave for her old home
and Jno. McCallum, of Morrie township, on a visit to her parents this week, had
left on the noon train for Cypress River, the sad news of her father's decease not
Man., where they expect to epend the come.
summer. A number of their friends ao- Mu,r.IN ex Ornsiae.—Last week the
companied them to the depot. Spring millinery opening at the store of
IN speaking of the Agnes Knox enter- F. C. Rogers took place. Miss Green,
tainment at Kincardine the Reporter who presides over this department, ex -
says :—Miss Lille O'Connor, of Brussels, celled herself in the very neat and at-
e sweet soprano vocalist, assisted in the traotive disphiy. The roost was taste.
entertainment- Her numbers were all fully decorated with lace codeine, arbi•
given with good taste, and pleasing ex- ficial flowers, &a. To attempt a descrip.
pression. Tho audience was highly de- tion of rho fashions and styles of 1888
lighted and accorded her tench applause. would be beyond our power, but ono
TUE call to Rev. 0. R. Howie from thing i,- noticeable that many of the old
Knox Clmrcln was sustained by the Malt- sensible faehious are once mere coming
lend Presbytery and as the rev. gentle- into use. The new shades in rib -
man signified his accept.neo the ordina- buns are handsome while the artificial
tion and induction will take place in I fruit to bo used in trimming is very
Knox church, Brussels, ( u Monday, May uaturaL We noticed a wedding bonnet
71h, at 2 o'clock p.tn. Rev, A. ;McKay, in the displa, but could hot ascertain
n will preach ' law, MIr. Steve who t r t
of Leal. now v v o was to be the weever. The outlook
1
semen, of 11201(atvarth, mill address the,for a good st aeon's toads is very oncour-
cnugregatiou arra Rev. D. B, McRae:, of aging and Miss Green los been proved
C:subronk, the minister. I quite capable to pleaise the ladies of
13t.r-Atsla Net scow Asp Gtu.ratrotsE.— Brussels and surrounding count. y.
I' will furnish the following stock at AWING rho interesting features of the
about half the price paid to those April issue of North's Pltilad'a Musical
travelling agents that call round occas.
ion:,lly :—Poplars, 31100010/0 Ash, Chest-
nuts, Peers, Privet, Norway Spruce,
,tit:uxla,cl end Climbing Rosa, Grape -
011:11:, Flowering Shrnbs, the. My grew -
home! is chock full of House and Bedding
Plante oil in first-class condition. Coote
and r: ming my etoclt and prime.
Taos. thirst.
icons:: Minor Tnocnnns' INatiTutE.—
Tho regular annual meeting of tiro North
Huron Teachers' Tnetituto tvill bo held
in the A eeembly Hall of the Collegiate
Institl.ta, Seaforth, on Thursday and
I. oda,:, May 17th at .''.,lSth, 1888, non].
meneinc :ct 10 ti rlet 1,n\. The follow-
( --•( A Lesson in. 't..
alt • 1 1 tam :'3 Lt
follow-
ing 74 4 1 },
(nature :union' for the 17ntronee Exam.
inatiot, C. Ciba, keen, 13. A, 2. Religions
instruction it. public smhnols, W. Doig.
0, Eluentiou,'1'. 0. Hagan, 13.A. 4. How
to awaken ant, d,:vclop thought in pupils
and patinas of a rural section, G.A. New.
ton. 5, flow to rnalte the school room
attractive, D. 0. Domaine. 0, Methods
of atif,wo r,t in wrilfon oxsminittinns, Jost ra the publishers will epee a Baud
W. (1, Dub. 9. Subject unnamed, A. nnrtl Orchestra Department, whoa t' will
Bishop, M. 1'. P. 8. The Ohattauqu, add largely to this publications field of
Univemity, A. M..13urehill. 0. Moues- usefulness, and to introduce the Journal
slot of tho scheme of 'Uniform Promotion among the varfour organizations of thie
t steam inions, introduced by W. E. ohaeaoter. Tho ipublishers will some it
'Doves, 10. Tteaaurer's report cul also three months free to all band nod °rchcs•
to of eliloers, On Thursday evening tea loaders who will forward addrese end
snt l"
alnntnot will be
Evn at white) ?cmc
of their organization. A
dch.n
began will give a selection of reel- Nort.s iFtsleaf ;Memel, 130N Che,tn
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THE BRUSSELS POST
2 se 4 POINT Ilarbed Wire, 13. Gerry.
,Hiss 1)ar,t.x Sam is away on a holiday
visit to friends in Toronto.
Mies Dt'A Close, of Woodstock, was
visiting at firm. Ste'vart'a for te week,
1 Legere Wagon, 1 second-hand Wag-
on with platform springs euel 13 Goats, B.
Gerry,
Ds, Hottits was called to New York
last week owing to the illness of Mrs.
Holmes' father.
E. NV. Gimpy is home on a holiday
trip from Toronto, He has been in the
employ of Singer Bros., Yonge street,
dry goods men, The Queen city evident.
ly agreed with him, judging by appear.
110005.
Rev, J, W, Flocattis, of Guelph, made a
brief ri.it with the family of Roy, J. L.
Herr last Toesdar. He was ono of the
examiners at the examination 0i proba-
tioner. in the Methodist ministry, at
Listateel, on Wednesday.
Iron leo/'hirer.- Mfrs, Win. Ballantyne
and sots have decided to open an egg em.
porium in the stand occupied by John
Roddick last year, iu the postof5ee block
and will pay cash for any quantity of
eggs. 'There should be ample room for
an iustitutie n of this kind in Brussels
and we believe the public will bo very
generally pleased at the above announce.
ment, Don't forget the stand,
Bnrssms has lost a good few residents
during the past few menthe by removal
and this week wo have to report smother
party who aro seeking a home in the
Western States. We refer to Mrs. MTe-
Kay daughter end two suns (Andrew and
Georgo) and Chas. W. Jackson. They
have Colorado in View in the meantime
but may go further west. We don't like
to see one yoke( uteri filling up Uncle
Sam's territories, but they are noverthe
less doing it every week. We hope our
friends will meet with prosperity in their
new home.
SCOTT Act MnsTnio,—A. very onthusi•
ostia meeting was held in the Town Hall
on Monday even ug of this week. leave
VcCracken was called to the chair and
after a few words by W. H. Herr, Rev. J.
Cooke, of Bluevale, was palled upon to
address the gathering. Por over an hour
he dilated on the working of the Canada
Temperance Act and proved his points
very cooclurively. He also refuted many
erroneotlS statements made by the op-
ponents of the Act. 1£r. Copk received a
very attentive hearing and a great deal
of information was gleaned from his ad-
dress. Rev. Mr, Cameron, of Dungan-
non, was the next speaker, The rev
gentleman did not occupy a great deal of
time but it was well filled with practical
thoughts clearly pot. Rev. Jno. Rose,
B.A.,epoke for afew minutes and dismiss-
ed the meeting wish the Benediction.
I.O.G.T.—Last Tuesday evening the
monthly open meeting of "Canadian
Temple," No. 154, T.O.G.T., was held in
the Temperance HMI. There was a good
turnout and the folluwiug program was
presented : Chairman's addre-s' by W.
Roddick ; song by the Lodge "Stand like
the brave." ; re•,ding, "Bangs or no
bangs," by Thos. hill ; harmonica eeloc.
Mon, by D. McDonald ; recitation, ieThe
teetotal mill," by Georgie Buyers ; sew,
"Grandpa's spectacles," by. Freddie Gil
pin; hsrmoniea selection, by Edvvatd end
Bert Hi•I ; song, J. Lawrence ; song by
the Misses Moore ; dialogue, "Lntelli.-
geneo office," by Musses Vauatono, Young
and Kerr and G. o. Currie, J. Lawrence,
T. Hill and ens. Blasbill ;reading, "Mod -
oration exemplified," by Geo. Currie ;
organ solo, Miss Vanetun° ; harmonica
selection by Hill Bros, ; song, J. Law-
rence ; harmonica solution, D. McDon-
ald ; closing song by compnny, "The
handwriting on the wall," Mi-ses MIay
Kerr, Mioore and Hill filled the position
of accompanists. The Lodge is doing
well for s new orgauizution as there are
about 40 members now enrolled.
Mfararwoaxw.—Last Tuesday afternoon
Ste em Armstrong, of Brussels, led Miss
Annie Patterson, of Galt, to the hyme-
neal altar, at the residence of the bride's
father. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Wm, Milligen, Presbyterian min-
ister of Bedford, in the presence of rel.
salves audfrionds, The bride was attend-
ed by her sister Miss Maggie Patterson,.
and Ernest W. Gerry, of -Brussels, sap.
ported tho groom. The bride and bridee.
maid were very neatly attired in Dream
oeshutere, baguets, sac. Tb" wedding gifts
wore handsome and oumsrotis. The hap.
py couple took the 5:20 p. m. train for
Brussels, where they wore met at the
depot by the town band and a large num-
ber of friends end well wiahers. Mr.
and Mrs. Armstrong lent for London,
Out., on Thursday afternoon and will
proceed from there to the Western States,
Ton POST unites with a host of others in
wishing them a long, happy and prosper -
Otte married life. As Saloln pot iuneerly
two years in the corupostng room of Tun
Pose Publishing I•iouse it probably would
not bo out of plass to, figuratively, throw
an editorial slipper after him. MIr. Arm-
strong is a millwright and has agent over
one and a half ,years in the Stites so that
he is well acquainted with the country,
(,rt, 1U .t 1 IN Ot
Now York has over 500 miles of tele-
graph wires ander grand.
I3aulanger had about 00,000 majority
in the Department of the Nord,
The King and Qneeit of Italy are to
visit Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle in
Journal is an article headed "Music for June.
the Mssaee," which gives an insight to e i `.Tie peasant rising in ltonuctltia is ox -
method of musical notation which can. tending, and Bucharest is threatened
easily be acquired by tiny person, thus with an attack,
naking normal education as universal A Long Island school teacher has re -
as tho reading and writing of our lung- covered 9510 from a man who eellecl her
nage. Other articles of interest to nuai• a ebounoing baby."
cal people inoludod in this ies00 are Toto sons of Charles Diclteas and one
ellints to Ballad Singers," No. 0, by son of Anthony Trollopo aro in the stock- '
Emma C. Hewitt; "Singing Legato," raising business in Australia,
No, 2, by John Howard, and a Musical Wm, O'Brien w,ts arrested at Hinge-
"Signor (Iardclli's Chorister," by Maybol town on Saturday, en account of his
Eugenie Moore, and the usual instalment speech at Loighrea 01: tho preceding
of musical news, and discussion of other Sunday,
subjects beneficial to teachers, pupils and A company Inas been formed et Berlin
all musiettlly Melina, people. The nos. to manufacture electrical watcltee. lllwo
ical mmnbers, of which there are four, small eche and a small eltatrie motor
are : "Beechwood Waltz," by 7, C. taste the plane of the ordinttaymovetrent,
ch..ndler ; "Thine Imago," a beautiful A year ago the Legislators of Michigan
sotlg by Anton letroleziei ; "Song of Sum. passed it low authorising a bounty of ono
nt, r," by W. P. Fenimore std "Eventide cont per head for every dead s31 -.arrow,
Mlarch," by Aden Golbel. Thi, number but the late has bodn inoporabovc Ueceuso
is abase worth the priaa •of a year's sub- no fund way provided for paying the
800151100, which is bet 91,00. Single bounty. Tho other day the City Coen-
cop:os, 10.Cents. In the May issue of the oil of Detroit sot 92,500 aside for this
purpose, bowie° the sparrow nuisance in
that city has become intolerable,
Ono of the mon bitters at tho Muorlo
ranch, Testae, by the mad wolf that bit
Mr. Chamberlain, who is now in ].'anis
under Pasteur's treatment, hoe become
wild and has fled to the woods, it is re-
ported then he appeared near the Aeellor°
ranch, entered, and Meting a nix-yeesnold
0(11111)1 of Manuel (`Miter, bit and tote it to
Nobel, the inventor of dymmmite, died
at Cannes on Sitturdey.
Mettltew Arnold, the celebrated writer,
died of heart disease at ]Liverpool Mon-
day.
Ciro Pinsuli, the well-known composer,
died at Flo•pnoo recently while playing
the piano,
Gen, Boulanger has been elected for
the Department of the Nord by a ma-
jority of 90,027.
There is no ice on Lake Huraa from
Port Huron to Saralee, except n: little
along the shote.
For the fi st tine in Hnghmd on Sat.
urday the body of a Jaw was cremated
at Woking cemetery.
The girls in a Brooklyn dry goods store
are all required to wear black cashmere
dresses, but the dr• saes aro given to them,
Jake lbilrain is prepared to fight Jack
Ashton for 91000 a side and the diamond
I bolt, the battle to take place in Franco
or England.
'The Emperor and Empresa al Ger.'
any presented Pr. and Mrs. McKenzie
with a splendid gold tray as a 0itver
wedding gift,
There 1100 more printers in the Amori.
can House of Representatives than nein.
hers of any other single occupation or
profession except the law.
it's said that every year Worth, tine
Parisian dresenaker, allows etch of Itis
Italy employees to choose a dress and
have it made up according to her own
taste.
It is said teat if a dwelling should be
built on every lot sold in and near Los
Angelos lacing the last two }oars, there
would bo euotgh to accommodate 2,000,.
000 people.
At Akrott, 0., on Saturibty, Chas. F.
Teets, a German merchant tailor, aged
15, beat hie wife's brains out twith a base
ball bat and then suicide(' by drowning
in the canal.
After Fr derick dies the German Em•
press will receive a fortune, payable by
the reigning Emperor, of 9100,000 a year
and the use of the Palace at Charlotton-
berg and another palace at Potsdam.
A groat chewing gum factory in the
United States employ's a botanhcal ex-
plorer, who is kept constantly on the
move searohing for new tracts of trees
producing the kind and quality of pun
required.
1Vilbnr J. Brown, of Detroit, has de-
serted his wife, taking with him all her
movables and money. It is said that he
has been married seventeen times, and
that it' has been bis habit to marry, and
desert his wife after a few weeks.
A despatch from Calcutta says that
the damage caused at Dacca by the re.
0000 tornado amounts to 1',0,000 rupees,
rand that 110 bodies have been recovered
from tin • ruins, and over 1000 persons
more er less injured or in hospital.
The Chinese of Tacoma, W. T., import
from Alaska every few mouths big boxes
full of dried bears' paws from which they
snake a medicine similar to their dried
lizard tonic. Bears' gall, which os is at
910 a pound, is also in great demand
among them.
A duel was recently fought between two
women in 0 rsioa. The princi als wore
Frances Co I'ortuuati and Bolivian. Pas-
qualilte Long end bitter hat ad had ex-
isted between them, and to one their
quarrel they agreed that one of talent
must die. They Bottled upon a duo as
the fittest method of deciding tiro dis-
pute, nod regularly appointed the day,
hour and manner of the fight. Both
'sere on the ground punotual to the min-
ute, and when the word was given they
iiow at each other likef fiends. Stilettos
were the weapons and they were plied
wi'h mad energy and rapidity. After a
511001 struggle Benvita Pasynalino fell
stricken through the heart with her ad-
versary's stilette.
The Sydney correspondent of TheAus.
tralasian says :—Hanlan has abandoned
the handiest) match arranged with Neil-
sen, having forfeited bis first deposit of
:620 The prevailing opinion in aquatic
circles appears to be that Hanlan has
treated the Australian rather badly in
retiring at the last moment without ad-
equate reason, after inducing him to incur
heavy training and other ex mases. when
the stakes won in the chanpionahip scull-
ing race on Saturday were paid over at
Deeblo'e hotel tonight, several speeches
compiimettery 1 tho winner were made,
and the opiniou was confidently express
od by several well-known supporters of
aquatic snorts that Kamp would retain
the championship if ho maintained his
present form. Hanlen's treatment of
Neilsen wan the subject of very strong
adverse comment.
A compound Corliss engine, of a gigan-
tic description, has been produced at one
of the Scottish foundries, designed for a
cotton mill in Bombay According t"
the description, the hitch pressure cylin-
der of this immense engine is some 40
inches in dionteter, and the low pressure
cylinder 70 iuelles, owls having a stroke
of O feet ; and the fly wheel wlnioh weighs
about 110 tons, is 30 feet in diameter by
11 feet (i inches wide, grooved for 138 ropes
bywhich the is transmitted to th
vv power0
variousin + ahaftin in the mill. The
l us of g 21a1
engine runs at the rate of 00 rovohttioes
per minute, thus giving a speed of ropes ,
eoteiderably more than 1 mile a minute.
:Pito °rank shaft, made of the beet 11 hit.
worth fluid compressed steel, is '95 inohes
in diameter in the body and 90 iuohee in
the hearings. The steam pleasure is
rated at 100 pounds per square inch, and
the engine works easily up to 2,600 horse-
power.
They aro getting the inetelment plan
down fine in Camden, N. J., where a
funeral (1h -eating company with a stook
of 9300,000 has been formed. If. a man
Wishes 10 go off in first class style he can
have ilio advantages of the highest class
in the company, which provides for a
fine, fell•mounted clout casket, the use
of este patent ice box, a crape door bated,
a fine ebronll, attendance on a body, and
the use of a hearse and two carriages to
attend the femoral, 'Phis style comes at
9100. Throe dollars on the oxeonti"n of
the funeral and tiro sorrowing reltatives
coutribitto 91,00 a mouth thea after until
the 9110015 paid. 31 the taste is moro
subdttecl the cheapest Clans can be enjoyed,
It includes a plain walnut coffin, leo boa,
crape door baud, shroud, attendances on
a body, the use of a lien: se and two caue
sieges, all for 950; 91 clown and fifty
cents e, m011t1r after tlic fatteral, These
emu terms at which to dio handsomely
place rho Lino funeral within the reach
of all.
�er1s.RTyY,�xy -_ ...
Retinal, GIUMN,—On the kOtb inst., at
the residence of the bride's' father,
con, 2, Grey, by the Rev. D. B. Mo.
line, MIT. Wm. Iienty Pestles, to Mies
ltaeltel Roy 000511, locoed daughter
of Henry (liven.
xcxa37.
Conroe—lit kola, Aberde•nsltire, Scot-
land, on the 13tlt inst., Jae. Coutts,
egad 55 years,
A•r7CTIC1sT 13AS,iaS.
Fiun.tx, Arnie 27.—Farm stook and
implements, at lot 10, con. 7, Great', at
1 o'clock p, m. Without reserve. Jas.
McDougall, proprietor, (leo. Kirkby,
auctioneer.
71RVSS7-7x,S SlrAFO:rC77Tt,
WIMP:OTEM CAttE1OGAY ltvlaty Nelms,
Fall Wheat . 80 81
Spring Wheat 70 81
13nrloy 110 70
Oats 38 40
Potts ... 58 00
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 1O 17
k;gggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel4 50 00
Potatoes .... 60 00
Hay per ton ... 8 00 9 0'
Hides per lb 4 Si
talc per bide evlioleeale,,. , 00 tau
Sheep skins, each 011 1 00
Wool, per lb. 20 93
Pork O 21) 0 50
t:aaintr'riln CAtttlrrnt,r nvr:ltr 0011x.
Fall Wheat .. 78 1311
Spring Wheat - 7(3 t30
Oats 811 41
Paas ro 110
Barley (13 75
Pontaes 110 3113
flatter, per lb 18 00
I'lgga, Per ,toe
°u 10 nn
Apples, per hasltel 75 110
JIo 5, dressed (1 00 7 O(1
IOesl 4 50 5 .50
Hay 8 50 9 00
Wood, per cord 2 5e a 50
THE PE]PLE'S COLUMN.
Q�I ERVANT WANTED .—APPLY
L. to MRS. F, S. SOOTT,
HAY FOR SALE. -APPLY TO
T010Elmo, CGan1
a7- Lt 11, Oou,008, Grey,
fOIFORTAl3LE DWELLING
`; roe sor.n at a bargain. For full part
Menhirs as to prloo, location, etc., way to
1V. 10. D101CSON, - 541
V�-ANTGD. SOME FARRIER
in or hear Brussels to keep my
Torsoyy Bull. Willing to pal' a good price to
the right tune, Apoly uE onootu
41.1 0. A. DIOADMAN, Brussels.
A\VS GUMMED, FILED AND
+ 7 Regulated" Lot 11, Con. 0, uroy.
'PHOS. Ma tltt00Olt. Ifo now has Ma now
Istent sow set. Sawynra Cinide," for nolo,
t is the best mode, no the cowers soy. pet -
6out ter aa/e. Patentee will allow goods to
u made nn royalty.
'01003. M0G11P.00li,
:I1 Brussels, Ontario.
fl ULG FOR I-,ERVICE—T111•:
4.� undersigned w111 keep a they -•unit.
orad Duron et null fur sorvien on lot 30,
con. In, ltnr•is. Terms 8100 with privilege
of returning if necessary. JAS. tPP.ilt,
Proprietor. 31.3m
T._j OUti h; TO REN''.---TIJAT
5 comfortable cottage at present oc-
cupied by ' 1, Raisin, Mill street. Large lot,
stable, ,volt, etc, Reut .no'lOrat,' Also
co mine shoes starehnnse in rear of Postolllno
lately, occupied by Air. Roddick,
.17 J. 11. GRANT,
COUNTY OF HURON leXAMfNA-
moss, 1888.
8aeond and third-class non-professional
examinations at the Coll aglnte Institutes
and Binh Schools in rho County on Tuesday,
Julytlyd,8:400, In. leir0t Cl. July 10th, 8140
a. m. Candidates who wish to write at
aeither Clinton or Sonforth must notify D. M•
fenrocn, P7sq., P.'S. Inspector, Clinton P.O.,
not later than the 27st of MAY, stating which
of the two schools they intend to write at,
and those' who wish to write et Godorlch
must notify Ions 0. Toot, fie , 1, S In
-pootur, Guderich P. 0„ at tine sumo data,
'Pito notice most be accompanied by a foo of
50, 00 10 if the canattiato eppliee for tiro
First Crass as well es Second -Class Exami-
nations. No name will be forwarded to the
Department 01.1055 the fee accompanies it.
}lead Master] of the Collagist° Institutee
cud High Schools will platen send rho ap
plioatio„s of their Candidates to the In-
opettor of the division In which the Gob
teglato Institute or High School 15 satiated.
Furls of application tear be had front the
Seerotnry. PETRO ADAMSON,
Secretary B. Ex's.
Goderich, ApM110th, '88, 40.5
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF (HI.hRLES IIING.
BTON, OF THE TOWNSHIP OF
MORRIS. IN THE COUNTY OF
HURON. FARMER, =olote-
T1,a above named debtor has made an as-
signment tome, under the provisions of "An
+.otresp eating asslgn'nentafor the bound t
or Creditors, tieing 49 Vie., Chap, 21,, Ontario
Statutes,1885,” and tamond(e nobs
g
n for will l e tho ol Oit nayrs of the said
Debtor 'will be hula tit my Omto, In tho
(bort House, iu tho Town of Gom,nrgn, at
Plyelvo O'clock to the Forenoon, stn
013(it ti', S8335 DAY 01 \P1,11, 1888,
aovrugtnetot ow
itlh sa1o0eteooano tLth
drpenaof the estate,
Byers. ,ores claimiug
to he entitled to
rank on the estate isratittirod to dtes(etl to
mo partictdare of alalw,'"•ovod by amdavit
(pot doolorotion), and such vnttohms as rho
admit
ease admits 01.
lt(111t1IIT C.IB13005,
Sheriff of lturott, Assignee,
Sheriff's Ol ee, tlodernoh, April 17, '08.
REAL ESTATE. •
1t010B FARMS FOR SAL,E.-
A few luteolin., Imp1troved farms for
nnl0in the townshili of Grey, Morris and
itroBtllop. Aptly to A. DI,LGATTY, Co,
Auatienoor,ilrussats P. 0.3
�.+''OR SALE, 013 WILL BENT
to suitable pnrtins, store with non.
fm•table and nomntndlnto dwelling. Good
Oelhtl', { nm•u of nardln lu bearing apples,
pintos entlemnll (mitt. Good stable, • This -
meditates non of the best openings In Oto
tarin for a good bnrursr..:ntakar, being in the
contra of a splendid f ..rming aeot,on, Near -
eat opposition Ilntaa:nla, 7 mil as ; Listowel
Rollos Apply for toms to D. 1V, 1111787.1,
OD the protnlsos, i;'rnnn, 20-
• 1,ARlvr Fo1b SALE.—THE TJN-
5
x rt ro f;f l ell, o for vain the none,
east County
quarto?I sets, 2S, o dors 13011 0 afol'ho
(busty Of Rum, containing 50 00700. The
land to of first 01101010 =din a blglt sioto et
onittyation, well !mead and tlttdoltirainod,
45 actns Cleared. NOW Irwin house,14 mom 0,
1atik hoose with 50800010 was, 2 wells,
good barna and fated,orchard, etc, flight
nares of tall •Wheat 1dg eleslwable property
ed, olns the oorpPreemie. of Pree e. feuit
Able tonne win be
ORD31VE,0wner'.09.
10, Belt 20)3131100981517. 0,
'f ulN' OSL
BANKERS
Transact a (s
Bus:
NOTES I)I81
Oauadiat( end United e
ON/ sold.
Interest allowed no dope
Gutlections Goole on fait
Cuuudhu•
Agents—M11neoA
C1AvAIA.
Now Yerlc A ants—Inti•ot,T11it
ane NATtoPAT, HANN,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANC
TATAI'. NtNOGAIR, "OI,t('I.
, - Convoytutosr, Noinry lubilo,
llo, OOloe: Orelio,n s U1,153 1 deer unrds of
n'argretwoe' Drag Store. Private Vends to
Lunn.
E. W A DE, , BAI1I l; 'rEJ3,
L./ • Solicitor and Notary Piddle, (`nn.
vovaneIng. Collections and 'maniac Mr.
Wade SI attend in Clorrle every Wed rtes.
clay at two 001,55)1.
DICKSON k HAYS,
(Leto with Garrew C proudfo"t, Godo-
rieb Barristers, Sol loiters, Po„r• ),utters,
Om, Omen, iirau is Block, Brussels, Money
to loan.
ft, 8. HAYS. W. 1:. DICKSON.
ADf, '1'AYJ.011, I3. C. 1, , 1(A 13.
• mortals, Solicitor, 411., of the firm of
Diolrsott 0 Taylor, Barristers,
Solicitors, 00., ,Hanning Arcade, Bing Street
West, Toronto, Moues to loan.
LEX, HUNTER, CLERKOFA the Fourth Dlvlsion Onurt, Co. Huron.
Convoytnoer, Notary Public, Laud, Loan
andinsuranoe Agent. Funds invested and
to loan. Coaectious made. adieu to Gra
haul's Block, Brussels.
COURT CUNNING,
INsunANC0,
FIREAND MARINE,
GUELPH
MEDICAL CARDS.
nM. F. GALE, uU. D., C. M.
Member of the College of Physiulnr s aril
Surgeons of Outnaio by examination
Ocoee and Itestdone—Mahn St. East F.the
Ontario.
A MmNAUGTITON, 31,1) ,
tJ n (1.10., 0.11.0.1', Tddiabnrgh, '11.0. P.
8. Out. At HIargreaves' Drug Stern (luno
0 to 11:30 a.111 and from 1:21! 10 4 t.. to. At
other hours may be found nt the resl.4aee
formerly occupied by 11r, ilnn,otuson,
Mill street.
DENTAL.
3,).GN Trtevir
O. L.0.11,0. D.S., lloitor (t r:,dntae twd
H. It. C. D, S., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide
Oats administered. Prions graded nod as low
as good work eau be ciono Inc.
(101ee over Johnston's IIardu aro store.
Seaforth.
93EN'XXb'O '.
1V J, Fear . S. Graduate of To-
ronto .Snhoolof Dentistry. All oper-
ations guaranteed, Ofllaa--Cody's
Block, Soafortlt.
Artificial tooth, a retalnallty, anda
guaranteedilt,f or $12A0por set.
3D ]B N TX is
a A, oi¢1s z,'mxv, m.=.
a. r=„
Ileum Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Burgeons, Toronto. Nlraos (ixima
Das administered for the politicos extrac-
tion of teeth.
OFFICE.—Garlield tiled:, lllt('SSEL$.
AUCTIONEERS.
e!1 EORGE KIRKBY, LIOEN-
�J( eon Auctioneer. Sales combated on
reasonable tome, farms and form stook a
specialty, Orders lett at T?a PosO Publish-
ing House, Brussels, or sent to tValtot post
°Mao will receive prompt attention.
ALEX. DELGATTY, AUCTION -
I17110; is prepared to attend to sales on
the shortest notice, A specialty matte of
sales of thorough -bred stook, Terms made
known b„ application be Tan Pos0 Publish-
ing House, whore orders may be leit, or
address to Brussels P 0.
RAYMANN AUOTIONEER
o is always rondylto attend sales of
Panne, farm stook, die. Terms ollsorlully
given. 0ranbrook P,O, Solos may bo u-
nitised ah Tnla Post Publishing house,
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
t
v v H, erriagn OcenaN, Mee at is
W . o1'lunrriagn Licenses. Oliico at his
Geoeery,Turnbarry Strout,
A MoNAI1o, ISSUER 01r MAR-
L� nage Licenses, by appoh'tment of
Liont,-Gol'urnor, Connnisaioner, 00., Q. )3.
Ocnvsyancerfew Agent Fire Insurance Cc.
011iee attbe (Iran brook Post 0Moo,
11I. PW()DP1CIs', ROUSItO, SIGN
cul Ornamottal Painter. Gr20lnin
Gilding, Sign and Decorative Painting in all
iia branches. Shop Blinds alone tip iu style.
Paper Hanging a mocinit. Shop ono clone
sotth'it: 2.1303 ms' Carriage works.
O W. O')3RIEN,'V. S., HONOR
• Granata of the Ontal90 Veterinary
College bee resented tho practice of 30110
Nott, V,S„ anal is prepared. to treat all dig
eases of domesticated animals on 0010nt110
eneaptrnvod principles. Trontmnubof del-
icate foals a specialty Piece taro doors
North of 13x sego, Ttlrob500y street,
OTICE TO DEBTORS.—ON
mount of being at groat expense
building and adding new maebleory and
also intending to start the manufacture of
fin itleave to inform all du
rr oro elg beg f e
theundersignedeet,kind te. P to settle5,13
tip either with Ohah or Note. Rina, Uom-
look 1lhn, Ash or Maple Bowlegs will be
taken inpity ,doltvorod at eitater of Atnenb
Bros. Sow 1,11115, es (Itis firm hie perottased
OUT 0205 milt in Grey. 111 neoounts will be
settled at the Now Fnotory, )Orn Reels.
20.0 8307010 BROS.
FARM FOR SALE—THE 81I13-
n nn a offers his vahtablc 100 caro
farm, being lot 3, 0071. 11,1(Grey Township.
Peron Go„ for sale, Mime ere about 00
acres cleared and in good heart. Thorn la ti.
log botteo,good bank barn, bottling orchard„
and altb a n5ao0aarq aonymtlenees on the.
prgmisol Per further portietlnrs, an to
j .I'le tarme,.ore„ apply to rho lropriotar,
1'1f08,IIIBLCt17, ()laro1 ,
2001 POtJGAY'D 901(ACI(AN, Preemie
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