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-- - CARDS !
Prices from 5c. Upwards.
D 4 Dolld.N,
Druggist, Bookseller and
Fancy Goods Dealer.
ORAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sone:mom EXTFaiSIGN, W. G. t B. a.
Trains leave Brussels Station, not and
south as followa:--
Golrt;; 8oath, Going North.
matt .... 7:02 ami. Afixed 0:30 a,m
it press..,... 11145 co14.1 At all..... ...-. R:IOO p.m.
Mined 6S5p.m. I Express s•45p.m
glom ztetus
A chiefs amang ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it. — —
CLEAN up.
Cosa for Ego at hfoOrackea's.
Mom= Psaui f•r sale at MoCracken's
RossE=. Fterneslrn ie neustioating" at
Lnoknow.
(7oAL oil 15 Bents a gallon at B. Gerry's.
Mos, A. Beutreuaa, of Seaforth, was
itftown this week.
HANasolu>t range of Tweeds at Rosa
/roe. sold at a low figure,
Mils. J. D. Dump is visiting relatives
anis friends at Ohioage.
Buz bargains in the Bankrupt stook of
Tiveeds just received at Bose Bros.
STnncaur linos, is TUE plane if you
want a pair of good boots.
G. A. Baru, of Harriston, was in town
on Wednesday of this week-
F'rNaiT Clover and Timothy seed for
sale at Thomson's,
Goon Friday and Easter Monday are
statutory holidays.
Doses goods and trimmings at Str ach-
an Bros.
Pxwoi lino of Spring and Summer
s'aitinge at Straobma Bros.
Learn please go and get a bottle of
Furniture Follett from J. Dron, only 25c.
Mos, Barns' father died shortly after
she reached his home on Monday of last
week.
LAST week Airs, Donald Sinclair went
`o,London on a visit. Wo are pleased to
hoar of her improvement in health.
8,000 white brick for sale at a bargain,
May be seen at the Central Hotel, Brus-
sels, T. O'Allatt,. 31,
Tan afternoon mail train on Wednes-
dsy was over an hour late owing to a oar
getting off the track near Palmerston,
VEAL will exchange a splendid new top
buggy or furniture for it first•olasa horse
and will pay the difference.
Cotrxemron STEM=T and wife have
gene to Woodstock for a few days holi.
days. Willie is away at Barham.
VEAL has just received the largest stook
of picture monldiog and cornieo poles in
the County, for sale cheap.
Dien. --Last Wednesday evening J. R.
MOBS died at his home in Osnabruck,
Stormont Co., aged 47 years. The de-
ceased, while returning from church last
Sabbath, was thrown out of a buggie by
a runaway horse and was so seriously in-
jilr'ed that death resulted as above staled.
Be was W. H, Moss' eldest brother.
The funeral takes place on Saturday,
I. 0. 0. F. AnmvEosaar.—Tho annual
sermon to the Members of Western Star
Lodge, No 149, I.O.0.F., will bo proaoh-
ed on Sunday, 26th inst., in St. John's
oteuroh, commencing at 11 a. m., by the
eumbent, Rev. W. T. Cinff, The
Bxetbren are requested to meet at the
Lodge room at 10:30 a. m.
J, G. Sams, B.S. W. A. CAmara., N.G,
87-4 S
Doman& Gnevsn.—Iteeve Graham has Os
arranged with Wm. Spenoe, of Ethel,
tttho owns the northern portion of what
fe known as the oriokyard south of Bros.
rigs, and refuse from yards (that trill not
bl(rn) may be hauled there. A. gate will
ire put in the forme and thelot staked out
so that no mistake will be made. Avy
old tinware rmtst be put in the bottom of
the damp.
3:' nn, b, 1. ( f r, cl , n ' t',y tome.
i„ r oma zar- i(1.
lforo, lino td (taloa anti NntitIi's
Boots and Shoes at Strachan Bros,
Noon Sunday Rao. lt. Paul will oeoupy
the Methodist church pulpit at Blyth,
Timm will be pnlibc service in St,
Johns ohnreh on Good Friday at 11
it. m,
Tutt Gerrie stage loaves Brussels every
ev'ontt.g now as of yor,., on the arrival of
the Seaford! stage.
WALTr1t 131sT: r, of Ilnrliugton, was visit-
ing at W. 11. Moss' this w"ek. lie in.
tends taking up the study of tnedicine.
Sett of money found on Friday. Ownor
may have it by proving property and pay.
Ing for this notice, POST Pub. House.
Fon SALn.--A desirable House and Lot,
and lfansihodd Furniture. Cheap bar-
gains for cash. Apply to 7. 11, Yoram.
Fuson garden sleds, Dutch sets and
clover and timothy in abnndnnco
MoCraokene.
Sas Rose Bros. Bankrupt Tweets, You
can save from 85 to 810 on a suit by
pnrchaaiug early. The goods going with
a mole
DAN. KENNxnr had big arni injured
by the belt in Vanstone's saw spilt
last Friday. He le et work again, how-
ever,
Tutt Wingbarn Advance says:—G.
Thompson, of Zetland, is putting in a
chopping atilt. Alex. Wilson, of Brus-
sels, is the machinist.
THERE was n big dislay of hinders and
other farm machinery itt Brussels on
Fair day, some eigtht or ten firms being
repraasnted altogether.
Tam regular meeting of the W.C.T.U.
will be bell at the residence of Mrs,
W.H. Kerr on Satttrdayatternoon of this
week.
Wtwr funny things you sea wbon you
havn't got a gun, but if you go to Veal's
cheap furniture store you can sen the
best and cheapest furniture in Canada.
G. A. Donnattt has engaged the ser.
vices of C. M. Eddington, a graduate of
tho school of Pharmacy, as assistant in
his drug store, Mr. Eddington hails
from Thomasville, Kent County.
A nesE bit! mateh IS nn the tapis for
Friday afternoon of this week. It will
likely be the East side of Turnberry
street against the West. This division
gives each side about an aqua) share in
the best players.
WALTER JACRSO\ le pushing the imple-
ment business this Spring. He handles
tho well known Noxon drill, binder and
mower and the Wilkinson plow. Farm.
ere should see him before planing their
orders,
ALL orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene's or A. M. McKay h Co's store
will be promptly attended to. 411 orders
for garden plowing Ieft with the above
named gontlemen will receive prompt at-
tention, 130 IIExrEnsoy Boos,
LEVI Lnrr is arranging' with the bade
nese men for the watering of Turnberry
street during tho summer months. He
porpnsee eommeneing on May 1st if the
necessary amo.nt is snbsoribecd. The
work was well done last year.
JAMES 1fcEAm,Axtr, brother to John
McFarlane, of Brussels, was drowned at
O'Brien, Michigan, while assisting in
taking timber dawn some ricer. We are
riot in possession of the particulars of the
sad event. The deceased ma well-known
to a unntber of Brusselites, having lived
here for tome time.
Roy. S. "ELLER!, B. A., B. D., of Laaan,
was in town thia week on his way to
Palmerston where be acted en one of the
examiners of the probationers to the
minisnrw of the Methodist Church, held
in that town on Wednesday and Thurs-
day of this weak. His two little daugh-
ters, Winnie and Flossie, are making a
visit with their grandparents, at the
Parsonage.
61-Z USSELS POST
Aram 13, 18s9
t omtnrt r operations aro coning t, Woe Ifill, Aselotant Superthin of pp + 5 t '1 'jt ID \
1..• fltl•:t 111 E,„, ..,•..„ M1t s ., R. W..
9 t ST i , mit ni l 411111"•, Alton Gard w lab .„I le 1 '1 tisk 1 afl,herio. nt cedar 'p.,. , i . . 1, . 1 , .,
it ve a fin', lot of Nn?, a (.orad Maga f o• with i,Utlu m0 while ISii!t London
an, tet tic!
eel 1,,, d' .dted in lame Erie at fort '
Taos, 11c l .tr(•utrm, a student of the SI s lty, )alt', Bill oo11en1plates oupple-
Gnderioli High Belzoni, is home for his monting Ibis number by 2,000,00n picker.
Raster holidays, el sp,uvn in alto enurse of 11 mouth or six
Toole:ee are o'oral fns )urto Monk, wale,.
square cedar and screened and on. The number of ldshor'meu employer! in
screened grave) for the corporation of Canada last year was (11,001 w- NOVa
Brueei'ds. Tonde,s received up to Satnr- Sootilt, 15,017; New Brunswick, 5,84n ;
day, May ith. Pri)tea Edward Wand, '1,370;
int low price of eggs does not appear 0,482 ; Ontario, 3,803 a British Colomtbia,
to make •any difference to the hem Its we 5,010. The number of *week) and tugs
have an egg from the Bx s Hint
porinm of Mrs. Ballansyun & Song, that the ,.,... ;eed loflt'. __- a nae 1,137, and
measures 7x8 iso
Tni filling in at tiro side of x nrnberry t+eoefa 2,74g V 0 co pl to as or and tU' d
ve r the bridge was quite in order at
and a good job here
aal raper, ordo yin Atte
Decoration;
American and Canadian
aa4,'af,l,'t,'tM,^Wa'a,'411A110110114.l,.n�3,"I,n'aNl''o,1. ,,S,"1•"e,'6," AA,e„3Jy„
lice. VOaBe R wan 48,247, ' r
of w'hdoh 20,125 was owned, in Novoe
in New Brnnnwiolt, 2,505 in contploto assortment 1.13 Brussels, Cagus llsittn i see tom. This is the largest ao,l .Host
l'rhioe Ldtvwrd Island, 5,550 in ne
) is (Mario, d PEPPER'S,
sols in a moat comment/Asia raaimor, Columbia. s ein ed w loo of the vessels and C �' STORY'
B1 the faladoone, Manitoba, paper we number $,017,558, The
(Successor to J
C ,Hargreaves & 000
street
61 was dauo. Reeve Gla
v.
1,142 tam watohta after the interests of Bras- r eand 2,160 fn ljrdtdah 7
ren er of boats employed
at see that Wm. orostgomer,l', e Ply of and their value $850,053.
Bruzisols, is int t" h'^ =^'f
A nnamn'crn from Winnipeg, Man.
says :--"Tho elevnn-year.old son o1 Lie.
Huse Inspector English hoe been mi'sing
since Wednesday of last week and it i8
supposed he bas been abducted. Ile was
Iast seen with a moo around the P7. P.
station, and soya al days previous a per.
sol answe'ing the description of the sup-
posed kidnapper woe seen around the
Centel School endeavce ing to persuade
one of the pupils to go with him to Mon-
tana." Mr. Eta list is well known in
Brussels having resided here Inc a num•
ber of years. It is to be hoped the lad
has turned up before this.
bf&Nxxona,—For the benefit of passes.
g,gx�e to Manitoba a through coach will be
attached to train leaving Brussels at 11:45
a,m. on the following dates: --Marek
lane and 26th, and April Oth and 23rd,
tn.-make close connections with through
ojgonist trains at Toronto. For all in-
foo.,�mation and through tiokete apply to
Thos. FLETtnti, G. T. R. Ticket Agent,
iltnseets. 38-
l4lmnmsnx OraxrNG9,—Last week and
this week the lilies of Brussels and sur,
rounding country have had a fine oppor-
tiiptityy of both inspeoting and purchasing
stylisb millinery at the various openings,
An F. C. Rogers Miss Green hada very
tasty display, showing among the now
styles the 'Mary Stuart" and others.
The shote room was neatly and attractive-
ly decimated and arranged, Miss Creon
snits her customers well and her aim
appears to be to do this .in every naso.
A handsomo range of prints and other
dress goods was alttmade,--Aliso Drown.
low is ibo new milliner at A. R, Smith's
and th iulprmsion loft on thorn visiting
tho wc)bnrdored show room ie that she is
thorourltly up in her work. A largo en.
lilbit of bumsets, hats, ribbons, flowers,
,Seo. otto made and the proprietor is tool!
satistiod with tho way the Pennon opened
up.; -At W. Nightingale re Coto Miss
Livingston holds the fort this year.
Tho m1i,ploy highly
by this young lady
was very ,tighly commottdod by the
many visitors. Sbo allotted good -taste
in the'trraag'mnnt of tiro evbibit earl n
doubt this is an index of what fuav ht
exported by all custotnots. A largo
rumba of orders aro already in stand
and it is cspeoted by all the nlorchants
handling millinery Roods that a large
trade wail bo doao, Intending maim -
OM W110 have not yet vitxitoc1 the larus-
sols'op�1enings, should do So as 0001 a9
posoible,
Ia1R. JOHN HARGREAVES, Toronto,
a} s that "Pepper has the larg-
t and est assorted stock of
American and Canadian Wall
Papers, Bordor'iugs and Ceiling
Decorations, of the most hand-
some designs and of the best val-
ue, that has ever been shown to
the people of Brussels,” and he
advises all who intend to orna-
ment their homes to give Pepper
a call. See advertisement on
last page.
Rae. 0. Ere Howm, gave a course of
two leonine on the evenings of the llth
and 10th of evil, at Galt. He gave an
account of the route from Galt to Jeru-
solem and stated that the probable cost
of the return fore more or lees to be
about one hundred pounds sterling,—The
present population of Jerusalem is about
twtmty thousand, half of whom are awns
and the other half are Mahommedans
and Christians. Mr, Howie gave a
description of the site of the tonne and
the Church of Ube Holy Sepulchre, Then
he.desaribed theroote betweatt Jerusalem
and Bethlehem and the Church of the
nativity, biuititudes of pilgrims from
ail parts of the world, mob and poor,
;Hair, and female annually land at Joppo
and matte for the sacred iocatitios in tiro
various parte of the Holy Land.
I'Atcien Socru,.—'.Che following' was
Glsr per t•atn of the parlor weird held at
fi.r' tr.nirlanoo of 7, 7,, Sturdy oil Moro -
deo Ironing of last week I ---Piano trio,
Mm:; Jackson and Misses llargreaves ;
solo, Arils ]lecke! Alaxaatdel' ; titrett,
Miss Taylor and Mins )(aIle Wilson ;
instrumental Pelee:Ion, bliss llargraaves ;
cornet and piano I''antasea ,T. ;Tomo and
Mies Hargetteves ; aolo, lilies Minnio
Gerry ; "Moolting Bird," oornot, violin
and piano, btiss Ilarg caves, Masers.
Moog and Jonas ; duett, W. D. affil Miss
hill ; 00111, Mise I{atio Wilson ; noThe.,
cornot and piano, 7. linos cad' Mies
Hargrnavcs ; sola, 11. 7„ Jackson ; Ira
alaumantal eoleotioo, Man Rachel Alex.
ander; solcoticn, cornet, violinandpi(tuo,
Milts Ilargreavoe Messrs, 'Moss nod
Jones, Preeeeds were 80,70. The noxt
seeial will be at tho residence of 'fFiibiarn
13•lasltill on the 211th lost,
aro se, being ohnaen Treasurer of the A cation, case of suspended animation
h. girl
club, Mr, M. ie a brother to Mrs, W. the child of it laborer, reported from
ntresi lingt00 Mc -
F, Vanstone. Merrioh street, was sicit unto death, and
Taft partnership between Messrs. Lott to ell a. pearanoes paused peacefully
f Grundy as liveryman Las been lis- ntvay 1'hwere f 11
solved b, mutual consent and a brother
of the former has taken Mr. Grundy'°
place- Ile moved baro from Whitby.
Wren coal oil retailing at 50. per gallon
and Aram Good selling Men's Howl
o reaming
dre<sed for burin!, told flowers were sent
in the msfriends. In l Small
other th ughtsl a hen d o hours
ory from her little ono, and wake her
1 -
• to satisfy hie wdfo's eagerness
oboes 10t 81.00 ; Women's Slippers, 50o. he.•rcre'•d to go downstairs and visit the
Indict Kiel, knee or button, Boots el 61,50;
oomnion button boots at 50o. there is no
plane like Brussels to dos! at.
LAST Friday there Ivan a run on cowl
oi' by several of our merchants. Tho
cut started at 15 cents per g,illon and
wound up at 5. It was a great day for
coal oil business and five gallon sane
were in great requisition.
JUST tapped, another barrel 5t. Leon.
Recommended by Dr. Holmes and the
ablest members of the medical profession
Scores of testimonials. As good for those
fn
health as those who are sick. 40o. per
gallon, 6 gallons, $1.75. AVIAN GOOD.
Mos. J. A. Gennrox and her daughter,
Miss Florence, of Omaha, former resi-
dents of Brussels, were renewing old
acguaiutanoas here this week. They
purpose going home shortly. It is
about five years since they removed from
town.
Owrn t to blaster Monday being a et'ta-
10ry holiday the nomination of a person
to 1111 the vacancy on the School Board,
owing to the removal of Ino. Hargreaves,
will be held on Wednesday, 24th inet.
Election, if required, on Wednesdey,May
1st.
A entry necessary improvement was
made, last week, to the public stairway
leading into the Town Hall, viz the plata
ing of a hand rail on eitber side of the
stairs. More than one person has had a
close call in the past owing to this being
wanting
AAroxo the people wbo have decided to
SO to Manitoba this Spring are J. H.
Young, wife and four children ; Mrs,
Thos. Pieroo and leer son Win. ; Miss
Blakeman ; Mrs. Alex. Delgatty and
five children ; Miss At'gie Town, of
Buffalo, and Miss Tiernan. They par.
p"se leaving on Tuesday, April 30th.
RonT, AnANTnb,G and his son, R. M„
millwrights, are home from Norval tvhere
they have been for the past two months
fitting out a roller mill. Mr. Armstrong
will remain in town for the Summer and
is prepared to take contracts for building
or any kind of oarpeuter work. He is an
old hand at the business and is well
!mown in this section.
BAND oe' Boen.—The Band of hope
meeting was held on Monday evening
with an attondaaoe of sixty-six. After
devotional exercises and s temperance
lesson, recitations were given by Dora
Nott, Ella Love, Mamie 'Thaw, Alice
Watt, Lizzie Roddick, Allis Oormaok
and Emma Calbiek, interspersed with
temparanco scalp. Jennie MiLauchlin
and Lizzie Roddick anted as organists.
i7atsacs (no n T4'a'+wste-
Prairie fires have destroyed a consider-
able amount of farm property in Mani-
toba.
J. D. Blackwood, formnrdy of Galt, lana
been appointed Chief of rho Fire Depart.
moot of Mount Forest.
Messrs. Crawford, of Toroato,aud John
Scott, of Galt, have purchased from
Messars. Walker, of Walkerville, 2,800 of
tbeir 1st cattle, which it is their amtentino
to ship to British markets ne opportunity
offers. The pnrobase rent embrace a
arum well approaching 8200,000.
In the fall of 1870 David Winfield, a
tattle dealer of Weatos, went to Chicago
to visit it brother. From that time up
to the present nothing was heard of his
whereabouts, notwithstanding the most
diligent search. Lost week his brother
Charles who lives at Weston, learned
that his brother was an inmate of a lun-
atic ioylnm at Maple Grove, Ohio, where
he was oonfined in 1875. Tho story of
his disappearance has since partially
come to light. While walking on Wood-
ward avenue, Detroit, he was set upon
by footpads, drugged beaten and robbed,
He was found by the police lying uncota
scions on the street. His physical recov-
ery was slow and bis mind was unhinged,
Chas. Winfield has gone to Maple Grove
with the intention of providing for the
comfort of his uufortmlate brother.
On Monday afternoon a man giving the
name of 0, W, Gauthier, Windsor, en
tored the Roasiu Ilouse, Toronto, and
asked the telegraph operator to send a
message to his wife at Windsor asking
far $1100. The message was sent, the
money arrived by express on Tuesday,
and early on Wednesday Mr. Gauthier
carne for to money, The clerk refused
to pay until Mr, Gauthier had been
identified, and tho operate declared he
was the man who sent the message,
horoupon the money was paid over and
tho traneaotiotn ons at an ond. Now
cornea the segoot. The real Mr. Gauthier
was stopping at tine Walker Homo, and
on bis return to Windsor his .pito milted
him about the 6100 sho had scat lox
planatione follovecl, tvith tho Montt drat
the police Fero natifiod that tt pretty
little sitndio had boon conmittad,
7)Mteetdvc AloGratlr was set on the trail
and dissevered the criminal to bo Harry
Alyser, a 7e', who for mom time bas
boon living in Toronto in a respectable
way, but who, there is good 1051.000 fa
suppose, parforaned the same switrdlo In
Elmit'a. It was discovered that Alyser
had left the city on the 4;55 teain bound
for Rochester vialiamilton. Instructions
wore sent to intoroopt him, and ho was
arrested at Ramilton with the telegrams
and $51, in hie possosaion. Isis .eapturo
heath chamber. To his own amazement
he obse,vea the littto ono's arm move,
and having summoned assistance, the
delighted ample later on had their
child restored, but very weak.
ZatOR2T-
DAnic.—In Grey, on the 915 fust., the
wife of Mr. Robt, Dark, formerly of
Tuakeramith, of a son.
M8RRz7-7�,
Roes—CAesArona.—In Wingham, on the
10th inst., by Rev. J. Scott, M. A.,
Mr. George Ross, of Sohool Craft Co.,
Michigan, to Mies Mary Oasemore,
of Morris.
DAvtse,—In Angus, Min„ on the 811. inst.,
Rath, eldest daughter of W. P.
Davies, aged 2 years and 1 week.
IriyINE. — At the parsonage, Plymtou,
hfan., Mary Anella, daughter of the
Rev, S. 0. and M, J.Irvine, °god 0
years and 28 days, niece of Mrs. A.
Ilrnoe, Brussels.
,AYTCTSmni'
SATURDAY, Aram 20551,—Sheriff's sato
of farm stock, &o., Lot 15, Con, 12, Grey,
at 1 o'clock p, m„ Roht, Gibbons Sheriff.
Tumor, APRIL 23.—Farm stoop, imp-
lements, household furniture, rec., on lot
25, con. 4, Morris. Sale commences at
3. o'cloak, sharp. Geo, Kirkby, enc., U.
B. Harris, prop.
CORRECTED CAnaroLLY BYER' wean.
1 00 1 02
1 00 1 02
40 28 470
51 55
10 17
0 00
5 50 00
20 95
12 00 12 on
1 25 On
00 1 00
Fall WVheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Pone.
Butter, tubs and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel,,..,.....•
Potatoes
Hay per ton.
Hides per Ib .............
Salt per bbl., retail......
Sheep skies, eaoh
Wool, per ib. ,.,.,. • 18 22
Pork G 00 00
tames vamwxa:
0011aldTED CAItii'ULLY 1Rt'Enr wSEx.
Fall Wheat 1 00 1 09
Spring Wheat 1 00 1 09
Oats 0
Peas
Barley
Potatoes
Butter, per lb
Eggs, per dozen
Apples, per bushel
Hogs, dressed G 00
Beef 4 50 5 50
Hay 12 00 18 00
Wood, per oord 2 50 4 50
Sheepskins, each 40
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
'ANTED.—A GOOD, Gt'N
Ortel servant, no washing, Apply to
APRs, E. E, NVAJIn.
54
40
2:1
10
11
30
55
46
23
17
((0
35
00
TRESSiIAT�ING.—
Thdies ofmgoed Sloeirae t0 tothmato
countrylthatshe isl prepareddtp surrounding
to
all adore intrusted to her. Satisfaction
gaarautoea, Shop—Up-stairs, ono door north
of Walter Jackson's hardw tura store,
10- to:rss SAAMPLE.
LeClUn
10 you want a good situation write to 11/AY
R noTBniS, Nursorymeu, Rochester N.Y., as
thoyare in want of honest and upright woos -
mo n, to salt their oholeo and hardy varieties
of nursery stook, either on salary or commis -
Mon. HaoY fnew and valuable varieties to
oHor. Write them at ouso for terms; do -
lays 1050 dangerous. 07.8
(`I.OBRIE AND SEAFOIt'11c STAGE
l� EMITS.
Stagelaavoe Gmrio abort 5:80 e, m„ mob -
Jag Brussels about 8;3011. til„ and will ure(vo'
at Seaforth about 11:10 a. m, Returning will
leavo Seaforth °boat 9:00 p. m„ reaching
Brussels about 0:40, in Sino to oonnoot with
trains going north and south. Mao maks
eanneo5lovs with 0, P. It, at Wrnxotar and
Guano, S, WALBII, Proprietor,
PULLS FOR SERVICE ,-•.THE
undersigned will beep !or sory,ct on
Lot 20, Con. 4, loans, tho thorough brat
Durham Bull, "Ilar'uoy," (11012), re istorsd
pedtgreo Dominion Short Hord Fiord Book.
T eons, for titorottgllbred (AMR, 003.00, Inc
grade cows, 11 40, with llrivilego of return.
ing if. necessary, A wolf bred grade null is
also lent on the gamo lot, Terra°, 50 cents,
with privilogo.of 1-eturniug 3f necessary,
'l'hopodogroe of "Barney" natty 5o soon on
omlioatfon to tho cone.
39,21x. Pli7'ER BABE, Proptiota)',
REAL ESTATE.
[g{i8 FOR SALE. -9311E (1N-
19.. utitatGNt.D has ,OvnYaL00
g d Faring or
and t0 font, cagy i,ormg, in Townnhi s
of hinrris,tuotGtey. i'. S. BCUTT,llrlinenls,
07-tG
:OUST AND I107.' FOR SALI4
On filo Conoro'yand anlstrootn, in the yUlago of Brussels. Thle.
11ora-
l1lorty (0 vary opnve»loutly sitttatotl and is a
1largaln bo uny poreort )laving a fans((y9 01'
young elltdren as It is SO near btu�s 11011001.Good stable and Wall on the promless, also
come young fruit trete and a Tomtits, of
Wa8 jp.St. at (}layer es !lis personation of P On11i9( atilt. Apply 10 t10 Otyllek On file
Mr.toothier, 154.1 JS[IGS,!fUItNMILL, Brunel°;
Roma Local On Pago 5.
i[3 i iT?nm$:Laze
FARM F01R, AL1: OR TO RENT
bainglet 14, Doll. 0, Grey, oouteiniug
00 aoros, There is 1 fibnuo trona°, bank
barn, orchard, &o. on the pram teen, 40 mires
of the land Is oloarod and uncial cultivation,
and 10 acres of tho btlavuo is well timbered,
rbc berm is conveniently locato'l, being
0e Minae from Brussels, et mhos from Oran -
brook and er mince from ,:thol, Per further
part Ionian app!y, on the premises, to
2fld ROUT RA1,1,. lranbroek P. O.
f g TANNERY .1f0R SALE.— THE
n bargAilL %Tannery t, ia 15 1t. P. for sem and
80 h. p. bot Ser,10 vets, 2 curry tables, s stoves,
hOod bark mill anti a sot of tools with
fait
eating pipes to leaches, So. Phare are
about2 soros of land in commotion with the
bnildi ng. No tannery nearer than Wiughatn
or Listotvol. Terms easy, For further par -
Maulers, as to prise toms,Qin„apply at
87- Tut POST Pulilishieg House, Orbe Rola.
j'1ARMFOR SALE.—THE SUB-
farm,bsing lot oeoni13,, valuable
Tow:abip
Huron Co„ for sale. There are about 50
Sores cleared and in good heart. There Is a
log house, good bank barn, beating orchard,
and alltha necassar Oonyenlenoe6 on the
111.011111108, For further parttenhars, as to
prick, tonne, etc„ apply to tho Proprietor,
11241 H1DOU0ALD 8'001A08AR Anuses s
Fi1ARn1 FOR SALE..THE UN.
dersigned offora hie 100 torn farm for
sale, being lot 20 con, 4, Morris. Thom are
about 5 sores of bush, all the rest cleared,
Splendid bank ban,, 6314 feet. F noeskin
good repair, Snarly all straight rail. 500 rods
0? nuderdratn on the farm, Two and °•half
utflas from Brussels. Torus curl conditions
of solo made known on aupllcatlon to
ones. ROZnLL, Brossois P.O., or at Tag
P o TPub11eblsg House,
U. 13. BAR1158, Proprietor,
p&RM FOR SALE.—TII1, UN
east (mono sof looffers, oncession 6,1 monis,
Cland to offirf II st q nttcontaining a high state of
cultivation, wail fenced and under -drained,
ilkr liho'ruilouse cleared.
trolls, 3wane,
acres of fail wheat OcThis desirable pr party
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit -
old° tonna will be given, Title perfect.
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
50- Seaforth 1'. 0.
")l I� ACME D'AR1I FOR SALE.
`I —:t tirst.olass farm f01• a le in the
Township of AI„rri5 in the County of 26 moo.
being south halt of north half lots 25 k20
and south half 0120 in 561 oou., containing
200 nom; IStoro Or leen, 125 acres mostly
clear of stomp(' and in a good state of culti-
vation, Thsreie a young bearing orobard,a
good house and hank barn 55 x 55 foot with
stone stable undet•ueath. Tao farm is situ -
an Ied s agoodl farm !or grain! ori stooBrussels raise
ing as lits watered with the river Maitland
mid 1 be given at any thou creek,
oir,fuPrtllsarpar-
ticulars
apply on tlo pronlisos or to A. 1.
R 013E1tT50:N Brussels, P. 0 54f
VALUABLE FARtI FOR SALT;
V 00 in the 4th concession of tlf he tolot wnship of
1forrie, known as the homestead of Archi-
bald Taylor, containing ninotynine aoros.
Ninety mores aro °loured, the balance wood-
ed with valuable timber, Exooliont bnild-
ings,large arebard of photon trnos, eon in
Rood aoudition and in situated one and a
quarter tulles north of the Village of Bros.
sole, on the main gravel road This is 011e
of the fittest homestead farina In the Cenuty
of Hurn., and will hs soli at a barmaloi and
loon toms to snit purelasor, For further
TAYLOR, illarticulars unninggt( Anto ode, Toronto, or to
ARCHIBALD TAYI,01%, fin„ on tie prom.
loos, 1!'
OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
.A Morris, on reasonable tonna. In order
to close the affairs of tho estate of the lath
\V, 0. Hin stop, the oxecntora offer the fol.
towing valuable lands for sale North
half of Lob 90, Conoessiou 5, Towuabip of
ei'ectecioa gaol frame barnacres.
wl-bb Stone 7Moo-
dation,
good orchard, well and pomp. Near.
1y all cleared, and is on the grave road
closely adiciuing the village of brussels.
This farm is a valuable ono, is well fenced
and In a good state Of cultivation. Nos
price!' and terms apply to T1(08, BELLY,
SSBrusselsu' 0, 0,, flaunt Oatr,R,ftlttaple Lodge
P, 0„ Middlosos County,
•y -n the Natter of PETEi MoDosito, of
1L the Township of Grey, in the County of
Huron, Farmer, Debtor.
The above namod debtor has made an AR.
signment to me, ander the provisions of
chap, 124, I1.5.0, 1087, A meeting of the
Orodltore of the said Dobbor will behold at
my °moo, in the Court House, in the town
of Godorich , at 11:80 o'clock intim Sseonoon,
oil WEnaitsnnr, the 10t1 day of April. 1505,
for Oho appointment of iospeotors and the
giving of directions with roforenco to the
disposal of the estate, ivory person elaim-
tng to bre eutltlad to rank on the estate is
togmrcd to furnish to mo partinnIl,A•a of
olatm,provodbyatasebe°not admits
and such vouobors as the naso ndmU of.
I0013T, GIBBONS,
Ylroriif of Huron, Assignee.
- S1er)ti'n oillo0 a -04010r,, April 11,'5' , 10.
ESTATE SJ,,.q. ..p/E.
ryq ,-rr).�zr„
pi (l. T',F, c ;F:,' :3i CAi7.'''1-kfr' (JJne.3 I
Pursuant to nitnp(nr 110, 6dutirn;3t, 11, S.0.,
tilt, creditors nt 111,x,,1' novs, gamma, 1 am
of /V lot 10, eon. s, (trey township, in the
°otlrity of liuro n, who died au or alont tiro
111511, bbs' 05 Deaernbe-, A, D• las0,eudother
having claims iu r°tpoot ie hto ostott ere
laoroby mann) to sand, on or hefaro tho
lel Dov nt J,nut, 1130, to AAnos W. l'ts-y.
ItAiylt, Ofth0 VHiagc of SIthcl, in the county
of Huron ,14xecutor of the ostato and saute
(4111,1,41d doomed, their ,:a -Toa 10111 ,ut-
drosase and tho full particulars of their
olnhn:r nod of the 50onritios'(if Huy) bold by
them, and slob that lmmodintbl yy actor tin
Said dato the 130110t11 01 the said (locotood
Il ba distributed among the partl0s en-
titled thereto Bowqing regard only to the
o)alme Of Windt tho aviator has Limn
ltotleo,and tho 1Aeeltmr will not bo
foranye4SOts.st Oietributed to ally 310re011
of uvhoan slain' las shall not Manz 'had
make. AARON W. PANASiAI(nlb, toat)r
Ethel, pH) 1001,14. Iixboutor,nthpll',0, tom'
BMS@r,,.
•�f .IN'1'OS1I & tleTA.GG .'t
BANI(ER:ti, • BRUSSELS.
Tresan,no-ot 0, G.nnavv o.1 '1-)at).la:iag ,
Auni�apG.
NOTES eneCQUNTED•
Newlin!' and Unit•.1 States 1h,1 bought
incl sold.
Su tomb allowed on iloposits,
Co. tedious made on favorable farms.
Canadian Agoota— A1ERerANr's ioNit nt
CANADA,
NOW York Asents—Iarrtrnrlans Ax» 7'11.10,,
EUS NATIONAL, BAWL
LES -.1. D CJiVEYANCal .
�� 131. SINOLAIR,
• Solboltnr, COuvoyanoor, No tory 1'ub.
lie, kc. voice --Graham's Block,1 dour unrth
of Popper's Drug Btor°, Private Funds to.
Loon,
E E WADE,
• Barrister, Solioltor and Notary Pub-
lic, Ooaysyaocing. Colleotious and Loaufug,
Mr, Wade will attend lu Gorrie evory Yea-
oesday at two o'clock,
DIOI1SON & HAYS,
(Late with Carrow k Prondfoot Gode.
Pleb,) narrators, Soliohtors, Convoy{anocre.
the, Utnue—Grant's Block, Brussels, Alouoy
to Loan,
16 a, BAYS, w.n, DSwxsots,
Al TAYLOR, 13. 0 1..,
• of Dickson, 1 eyloti dr 815011tou g11, 1,'ATI stare
Solloitors, ko.,Mauning Arcade, king Street
West, Toronto. Moue? to Loan,
�i LEX, HUNTI'lR,
Clark of the Fourth Divisi. 31 Peart,
CO. Reran. (onvoya»cer, Nota' r Public,
tang, Loon and. Lnsursnco Agan,, s'uudx
Invested and to loan. Colleotie. made,
U1nco lu Gralant'e Stook, Brussels.
ADPCi tONEERSt, '-.-_-
�.L01tGE X1l,ICBY
Licensee Auotioueet �salaS c..,uduet-
ed on reasonable tonna. Farms ,. ••,i farm
stock , so°Malty, Orders left at 7'Iig Pen
I'ubliahtngBonen, tire seals, or sent t, Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
% BAYM[ANN,
• Auotionee, is always ready to at-
tend salts 01 farms, farm stock, ka. Tvrms
cheerfully given. (tranbrook P,,1, 5-'.1es
may ha arrtll od nt Lon Poor l'. :Melons
House, Brussels.
PLiSIit1ERS CARDS.
--1111
' XT • II, bIoOlt5.0I EN,
Usurer ofOlarriage Lieenses. Ogles
at his GrOoory, euroberryrstroot, lirossels.
ISS O'00NNOB,
on application. of Piano
CL.osS nsctg14Pery
Thursday and Friday at acro, D, Ottembel)'e,
Walton.
7t/ IS T'1AUr E AVES
on the llanoono,( Organ, forinstruc-
tion ra
exl,Orion0o. Roaidonoe 11'itn Afro, hfargroay.
es, over Pepper's Drug Btore,
Int• N. BARli1ETT,
south of A, Tonsorial ,n' '0 Coslatrd —titxt
I n,1 es' and chilaru„4 Lair cutting a apetiatty
1 t Manure stook of cigars kept.
11 oNAIR,
• • iasuror of Marriage Lioenoes, by
appointment of Liotlt,_rovarnOr, Commie-
sloaer, kcl, 4, B, f)ouvcyauenr and Agent
biro °Moe.noo (lo, •'oleo at tan Cranbroolr
Past Ofnoa,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
Justin NCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
VETERINARY.
to W. O'BRIEN,
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is proparod to trout ail
disclaims of domesticated animals on sotontil,,
and approveapriooiplea, Ofllco—Two doors
north of bridge, Turnberry strut.
:Two. D. WAzSWIICII, V. 8.
College, has opened an Pince to Blt tss le and
is now oil:pared to treat all (Monaca of
domeatioated animate t n the latestseisntidu
anrlapprovodurluoiples, Oalls attended to
day or night, °nice in L, e, Itiobacti's Gar -
netts Shop, apposite Q1100n's 13(401, Brussels,
MEDICAL .
M..t'. CALF, M.D., 0. Itt.,
Member of IMO Coilogo o(Pltyamians
mud Burgeons of Ontario by examination,
Omoo and 1te0hdooce—Alain atroot Past,
litho!, °ntarl°.
- A. MoNAUGlJTON, \I. D.
e • (LIU• L, n, 0,P„ Edinburgh, AI. 0• I',
B. Ont. At L'eppor's Drug Store from 0 o
11:10 a, in, and. from 1e00 to '4 i , m, At ettlo'
hOnrer,lay ho futon at his residonoo, form.
m'dy 000t£t,iod byDr, Hutchinson, Mill St,
DENTAL„
G. L. Ball, L. 1), B„ linear Graduate and
U, It, C.D. S. Toronto. V1tali,a0 Air gavel,
tf1it,5-' lti)wetes ilicctt„(it.m•o,rlr,
W; J. Pear, re. 5, S„ Ganduato of
Toronto Sobool of Dentistry. All
oporatlono glrarautoo,l. lt'"lr•.idtl0ia2
tooth, Civet duality, and ° r'nerantoari
11 t, for :18,00 (15), sot. 0111°o—°day
Bt,o,X, Stinronrn,
1111Lot'I' lI'1
Z:1. . ,. XVC,A3.1.6WZ .t. 1-, 9] 01,,
honor Graduate of the Royal b'011oy'0 of
11onto18nrgons,Toronto, tiros Oxide
adrninistortt) for alto Palnlesa llxtretotten 07
0/0
Moe•e, Toon Ninon °enexn, )JEnsi thins,
1