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CAUTION 1.
511 would caution the Public against
accepting the statement of an ad-
vertiser in Tint Pose who eleime, in
Wall Papers, to bave "the largest and
moat complete assortment in Brussels,"
Now, this adn'ettiartneut io mode by nue
with only three month's exporienee in
this line and who has never seen our
stock (r its a.esortmout, and who dare
not n:.60 this et ical:mut on oath. :Air.
John Hargreaves is quoted as melbas e.
similar statement. Mr. Pepper tells.
son that before Mr. Hargreaves left for
Toronto he left this statement with him
to be used as en advertisement in the
wall paper season. Now, Mr. Hargreaves
never saw our stock of wail papers, and
has no idea what we had or how much
we have received since his departure.
The public must readily see how worth-
less is such a statement and how wroug
and unjust to make it, and it is one we
defy him to prove. Pioturo to youree:f
man who leas never aeon a human being
except himself abating that he is the
largest, handsomest and most aoc'mp.
Belled person to be found anywhere, Yon
eau easily see that such a statement
would not be worth much, but to those
unacquainted with his limited knowledge
it may be misleading. As for our wall
papers we claim that our 12 years ex.
penance in selecting and selling, we be.
ing in a position to buy on the best mar•
hats, enables us to gine ,on fine goods at
right prices, but before we can say that
we "have the largest and most complete
assortment in Brussels we, would have
to examine carefully that of other deal.
ere in this lino of goods. We cannot do
this, so we ask you instead to some and
see.
td. A. DEADMAN, Druggist,
Bookseller, to.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION, W. O. m D. R.
Trainslesve Brussels Station, sort and
south as follows:—
GoingSouth, Going North.
Mali...............7:025.m. I Mixed 9:80 a.m
ltxprees 11:45 a.m. `3f ali...............0:06 p.m
taxed 8s6p.m. I Express 9:45p.m
'.x c :J littus Pins,
A ohiel's among ye takin' notes
Au' faith he'll prent it.
Noses hats at Ross Bros.
OAsa for Eggs at McCracken's.
WEnasensv next will be May day.
Miss Era Bates, of Seaforth, is in
town.
Dams goods and trimmings at Strach.
an Bro..
Miss. HonAN, of Walkerton, is visiting
hiss Roddick.
22,000 brick for sale on easy terms.
It. LEATnET,,DALE, 40 -
LOOK out for special bargains in cloth
ing at Rose Bros. next week.
A sracnr, meeting of the Council will
be held on Monday evening of next week.
Sawi.. FEAT, spent Iast Sunday in To-
ronto with his two sons, Jno. W. and
Geo. A.
Mits. SAWED PE.1rsoN has just return.
ed from a visit to London and Port
Huron, Mich.
Zoe. Sann.—A desirable House and Lot,
and Household Furniture. Cheap bar-
gains for cash. Apply to J. R. YOUNG.
AnTnzn Von! sells the best and cheap•
est parlor suites and bedroom suites.
Don't forget to call and see for yourself.
MRS. W. M. SINCLArn bas gone to
Chicago on a visit for a month. W. M.
and little Master Sinclair are keeping
house.
J. 11. SWANN is now in a position to not
only annex L. D. S.1 his name but also
D. D. S., which signifies Doctor Dental
Surgery. He is the youngest sou of Rev.
M. Swann, of ibis town.
ALL orders for teamiug left at J. G.
Skene's or A. M. McKay a; Co's ttere
will be promptly attended to. A11 orders
for garden plowing left with the above
named gent/omen will receive prompt at-
tention. 80 RENnsr.-oN Baas.
305T tapped, another barrel St. Leon.
Recommended by Dr. Holmes and the
ablest members of the medical profession.
Scores of testimonials. As good for ,hose
in health as those who are sick. 40o. per
gallon, 5 gallons, $1.75. Amu Goon,
ON Wednesday morning Thos, Hall, of
the Revere Homo, and Robt. Beattie had
55little sport over a mile trot, The
fo=mer bet that Beattie's horse could not
fret the distance in four minutes, on the
read. The amount staked was $10.00.
The horse was started at the concession
line north of Brussels and covered the
mile in 3 minutes, 237.1 seconds.
Goon Friday was kept as a general
holiday, A number of Brusselites went
vaeiting, others spent a good part of the
day hunting, while a good many more
visited the Park and enjoyed several
g,>£mes of base ball, The various games
were closely contested, especially the
match between Grey and Morris, the
store standing 4 to 6 at the 7th innings.
"Chink" Grewar in the pitcher's box
Reeved quits a phenomena to the Morris -
lies.
ItantotemeNes.—The residence of hers,
Donald Sinclair, Queen street, is under -
ping quite a transformation. A kitchen
will be built at the rear, the interior re-
modelled, a new roof put on and the
whole structure painted.. -1)r. Graham
will build a naw brick stable East and
South of his residence.—J, J, Gilpin in-
tends painting and improving his resi-
dence. --The brick store belonging to
ino, Leckio bas been leased to Ross
Bros. The whole front will bo torn out,
stairway removed and plate glass
windows will be rent in, Tho verandah
will bo consigned to the wood pile.
CLosn CALL. ---Last Tuesday Ellie, the
10 year old daughter of John Scott, was
assisting Mrs (Dr.) McKelvey in caring
for rho the atilt -Iron. Ellie lyes troubled
with a cough se Aire. Illelielvey said she
Would give her a dose of her little boy's
cough miltere. The bottle MS got and
a teaspoonful administered. Imagine
the alarm when the ellild complained of
her mouth and throat and it was ascer-
tained that the bottle contained caeboljo
acid instead of the cough medicine.
Pfonea cleaning was in operation and
sone how the bottlee were misplaced.
;Dr.1f5olielvey was away from home at
the tithe bat medical attendants wore
:Speedily letonglit and although it appear-
ed to be a very dotthtftul ease at iiret we
are pleaeOd to state that the little girl
Ss Doty in a fair way to complete ; 'coy
risasiterrreaewtter sem,
('.ns, oil 15 eons ttg'ellon at B. Ger
Fie el Cloter and Timothy seed
sale et Thoulson's.
Kollin ling of airing and Qum
saitings at Straohau Bros.
150, I , 91cOnsi: was home ,hest week
for a few days from Toronto.
alias IZonnneeoN, of Kincardine, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Malcolm,
Craw. JAeasoN, of Whlgham, ate Ida
Easter eggs at the parental home.
Lizzie please go and get a 'bottle of
b'urni.ure Poli it from J. Dron, only 25e.
Mns, J.silse Oliver is visiting in To-
ronto with her daughter, Mre. Joliin
L, clue,
1Dnsw1 garden seeds, Dutch seta and
clover and timothy in abundance at
AloCracltene.
ON Thursday of this weok H. Dennis
and J. Roberts attended the funeral of an
uncle at Goderich.
Dos genial showers of rain time week
will do a great deal in advancing the
growth of Spring grain, meadows, te.
BEAU the story "blaster Eve" on page
7 of this eeek'e issue. Rev. Dr. Tal.
mane's sermon may be read on page 6.
Wiewruon permit'iog the town Band
will eminence their weekly out -door
cunesrts on Saturday evening of this
week.
Joie received at A. Veal's furniture
store, same dandy sideboards, centre
tables, lounges, ext, 'talon tablee, spring
beds and mattrttssee.
Ala otter was caught in Geo. Mc-
Taggart's trap down the river last Satur-
(ley night, It measured 3 feet and 8
inches from tip to tip.
ON account of a good deal of space
being devoted to School Board discussion
several interesting matters are crowded
out. They will appear next week.
THE money found and advertised in
last week's POST was claimed on Tuesday.
The sum was three dollars, the finder E.
Tompkine and the owner Peter McDon-
ald, Cranbrook,
Ws learn that Miss Jeannie Stacey,
who went to Colorado, some time ago,
was married recently to a youug gentle-
man in Denver. We wish het many
happy years of married life.
THE Public school re -opened after
Easter vacation on Tuesday. Atisrles
Richardson, Bembly, Abraham and
Taylor were visiting relatives over
Easter and Principal Shaw spent a few
days in Torouto.
IT is stated that Geo. Love Lb Co. will
have a show room fitted up and will
handle furniture manufactured by Messrs.
Smith re Malcolm. They will also like-
ly take charge of the uodertaking de.
peremsnt and hearse.
AT the Easter vestry meeting of 81.
John's ollnroh, held last Monday, H.
Dennis was re-elected Minister's Warden
and Thos. Maxwell re-elected People's
Warden. Thos. Pierce and Jas. Cardiff
were elected Sidesmen. Thos. Kelly
Delegate to the Synod.
ENentamn Ex. AT t3Enssitre.-..Inspeotor
Malloch says the Minister of Education
has consented to Brussels as a point at
which Entrance Examinations will he
held, consequently candidates will be
allowed to write here on the 4th, 5th and
0th days of July next. Parenteand
teachers should make a note of this.
A REPORT was Current in town that A.
H. N. Jenkens and the editor of the
(lorrie Vidette were going to form a co-
partnership and move the printing plant
to Brnscels where one half of the sheet
would be devoted to Gorrie and the
other half to Brussels. Mr. Nash was in
town last week spying out the land.
I. 0. 0. F. AiNlvensnnx.—The annual
sermon to the Members of Western Star
Lodge, No 149, I,O.O.F.,will be preach-
ed on Sunday, 28111 inst., in St. John's
church, commencing at 11 as m„ by the
incumbent, Rev. W. T. Cleft The
Brethren are requested to meet at the
Lodge boom et 10:80 a. in.
J. 0, Sssscs, E.S. W. A. CALsmn, N.G.
37-4
ALFRED DAY, Secretary of the Pro-
vincial Sabbath School Aneosiation, is
announced bo occupy Knox ohuroh
pulpit on Sabbath, May 5th. He also
may conduct the children's service in
the afternoon. Friends interested in
Sabbath sohool work in this distriot may
TSE I31-LTSSELS POST APRII0 20, 18,'0111.
y's. t Tlu:latest in nobtly tir't at Ross 13
fur t 1')ti. Metonym, of Cal, was hone
Sabbath,
Iver Ole„. Creme, of Attwood, wee in t
011 Sunday.
Seirom, Board meeting 0(1 Friday el
ing of next week.
Atrss lease is made a visit to her si
at Toronto last w •ell,
Miss Gces oi, of Southampton, is 51
ing the Misses Vanst nae.
ST1otcoAN linos, is TUR plate if
want a pair of gond boots,
BAcots Patterns at Straohau 13
Monthlies given away free.
A nun ea5ape ladder has been 101
position at the Queen's Hotel,
Tames buggiee, two new and
second hand for sale, 13, Gator,
Fam, line of Cooper and Smi
Boots and Shoes at Straohau Bros.
.LvsnYONR says Voal's is the cheap
spot en earth to buy good furniture.
Messes. Tuontrsc and W. H.
from Gorria, spent Sunday in town.
Rev. 1..1/, MCCA1tearr, of Calodon
was visiting at A.1iruoe's this week.
ENsu,AaR corp. turnip, mungoldThoriumgarden seeds for sale cheap at Thorium
Wo. DowNnt Ieft Brussels on Mon
to take his place on the Campaua, Bea
Line.
JAMES Jonas was called to Milton
Wednesday owing to the illness of
mother. M-.
Rev, FRASWANN, wife and childr
of Moekton, were in town last week
a few drays.
BEST flax binding twine at 20 cent
lb., cash. Please give your order ear
13. GEEny.
8,000 white brick for sale at a barge,
!lay he seen at the ()antral Hotel, Br
u
eels. T. O'NE. 81
5E
BOARn5 wanted—either ladies
gentlemen—Private house. Apply
Dos PONT Publishing House.
NB= Wednesday will be Trustee el
lion. Polling please ab Geo. Love's of6
and the Council chamber.
Btne4rioe—As I am °losing out a li
of window blinds and spring rollernn
will give bargains in same. B. Ga
Now is the time to °lean and fix
and put in a little new furniture. Art
lir Veal is giving a special disoount f
80 days.
A RASE ball match took place on Mo
day between the Mohawks and the She,
rooks. The Shamrocks getting the vi
tory by 8 t0 11,
WE receive to -day five hundred della
worth of summer shoes, comprising a
immense lot of infant's and children
wear. Adam Good, 41
Miss TILLIE LANenALE, left Brussel
on Tuesday for Hanover where she take
a position as compositor on the staff
The Post of that village.ES
THE was a very large docket ab th
Fourth Division Court on Thursday, pr
bably larger than at any previous Gout
Judge Doyle presided. Report will
given next week.
VETRRLYAItY SURGEON WARWICK 1111S re
moved his office from I. C. Richard's
harness shop to the room formerly oc-
cupied by Was. Jones, jeweller, in the
Queen's Hotel taloa.
Tan License Commissioners for East
Huron met in the parlor of the Central
Hotel, Brussels, hast Saturday sad grant.
ed the Beeneos for the coning year tinder
the Crook's Act, 26 in all.
G. A. DEADAIAN removed his boas from
their winter quarters last week. Re has
190 colonies and all wiutered in first,class
condition. We hope he will have bettor
look with them than he had last year.ON
A peeve was presentee to the G. T.
R, authorities this week asking that J. A.
Creighton, the proaent station agent, be
retained at Brussels. It was signed by
almost all the businessmen in the town.
Some limns hue gone to Sault Ste.
Marie this week. Re spent last summon
there working at his trade as painter,
He may go on to British Columbia,
where its brother Frank has resided for
several years.
Oua old friend John Robb eau make
some of the boys "get up and dust” yet.
Last Monday he dug 26 post holes in 2
hcane, They were all three feet deep.
This is a good "pattern" for some of the
youth of this section to practice on.
ANDEnsotes Union Sabbath Sohool
handed the missionary eontrihu'ton of
their wheel for last year to St. John's
church. The two other denomination re-
preeented in the school have each been
treated similarity in the past two years.
J. B. T. McCotts, who has resided here
for the past three years, has gone to Lon-
don where he will fill a luorative po.ition.
Ho is a reliable man end in his position
as Sanitary Inapeotor, caretaker and
builder of sidewalks, he did hie work in
a most satiefaotory and straight-forwardmanner. He was also con -table for over
a year. Airs. Mo0omb and children will
continue to reside here, for a time at
least. Tan Pon wishes Mr. Mao, suc-
cess.
ec
sure Ins services while he is fn the
neighborhood if they correspond in time.
Ills address is 487 Carleton St., Toronto.
Letts 1 Lerma t — Cheap rates via
Beatty and Collingwood Line of steam -
ere, running in close eouneotion await G.
T.R. trains from Kincardine and Wier.
ton. By this route you can reach Sault
St. Marie, Por) Arthur, Duluth, Thos
salon, Algoma aid all Georgian Bay
ports, thence to Manitoba, British Col-
ombia, Montann, Minnesota and Dakota
01 greatly reduced rates. For inform-
ation and tickets call at TELEGRAPn Or.
FILE. T.Waxman, Agent G.T.R., Bras-
sels. 41-15
MP.. JOHN }IA.TiGIioAVES, Toronto,
says that "Pepper has the larg-
est and best assorted stook of
American and Canadian Wall
Papers, Borderings 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
call. Soo advertisement an
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page 8.
NOMINATION.—At the nomination for
filling the vacancy on the School Board,
held last Wednesday noon, the attend•
twice was small. J. J. Gilpin waa nam•
hinted by Bobt, G. Wilson, seconded by
Joe, R. Smith. F. S, Scott wets pro-
posed by W. 15L Sinclair, seconded by
Jas. Rose. After the statutory hour had
expired, rho date of election, viz. Wed-
nesday, May 1st, wag announced and the
polling places and Deputy Rebutting Of-
ficel's named, Mr, Gilpin served the fol.
lowing notice on Mr. Scott 1
Ih°rebygive uottcetothe electors of the
',Wageofllrrtssols, entitled to vote et the
Meet len lOr school tr stens, opened by nom-
ination of Candidates at this data, that l'in-
lay S.Scott, a proposed cw.ndidata, thereat,
19 disqualified from being a candidate at
such electron on tho g rounds of his position
as Returning OMeer thereat, and upon other
grounds Of diseuebiloation, upon whish I
intend to insist, and that there being no
other eandldat0 nominated for said officeI claim to have boon duly (sleeted by mitamanes J, J. f1TL2'IN.
Brussels, April 01,1511,
Mr, Seat declined to accept the notice
es legal authority for his withdrawal. A
meetjug teas announeed for8 o'oleek pan,to hear tho candidates bet tho atteedenee
was so small these was no speaking.
Quite an intcrc81 is being taken by the
friends of both candid,ttee in the oleo.
flan.
ros,
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Mut. Gm:nt,r. and daughter, of Mitchell,
were vial+ing ahs. etre nig this week.
Rose dies. take the lead fo, oheap
olvtl olotlting. fall, and .exatuiato theiretnbli,
Leer 13hnday ev0tti"N, Rev, W. 1:. Kerr,
of Owen bound, neoupi,•tI the pulpit of
the Methodist ohuroit acid discour.ed on
the obaraoter of Daniel
Strabane can boast of quite a smart
old moan, David Bronson, aged 85, tvbn
has just chopped down quite a good
listed tree and then out It into stovo
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Y. P. C. A. The last meeting of the
Y. P. 0. A. for this season was hold on
Monday evening of this week, The fol-
lowing was the program 1—Hunter's
chorus, choir ; solo, "Angels will open
the beautiful gates," by Miss R. Alax-
ander ; recitation, "the old man in the
stylish church," Mrs, S, Jaokson; solo,
"Mind your own business," by D. Ste.
wart ; readiag, "duet Mehitable's ac-
count of the missionary meeting in Ohio-
ag, ," by Mrs. Malcolm. An adrtrose on
"True Manhood" was delivered by Rev.
M. Swann ; "0 1 how lovely," choir.
Tho Society will not meet again until
next Fall when the program for the fol-
lowing winter will be outlined. The Y.
P. C. A. has had a very successful series
of meetings.
EAST HURON TEACIIalte' 141111r,TIxe,--The
annual meeting of the Boat Huron
Teachers' Instituto will bo hold in the
Aseembiy room of the Clinton Collegiate
Institute, on Wednesday and Thursday,
May nod and 28rd. Railway oertifioatee
for reduced rates have been applied for,
and no doubt, as at former meetings,
will be granted by the C.T.R. The
following program will be preeontod ;—
Four addresses by Inspector Dearness,
of Middlesex, viz : Reading with juniof
claaews; Dealt ac1iipations of pupils
u
M sic in tin
public school and tho
Elementary odes of arithmetic ; Botany,
by 51r, Robb ; history in Public Schools,
Mr. Longlu ; Public Sohool Temporauoo
and Hygiene, Mr. Rieke, end a paper. on
Whitney's Grammar, by Mr. Clarkson.
A euitabfe program for tho public enter
tainment, on Wotbnosday evening, is be.
ing prepared. it is hoped that this
tneetng will bo largely attended, not
only by the teachers of the Inspectorate,
hat ))leo by trustooe 0f Public School and
Collegiate militate Boards and members
of other professions and calling*, To ail
shearty Weloomo Will be given. A. at.
Thlrolall1, Secretary, Clinton,
zaolaxr-
STEVENsoN.—In Grey, ou the 16111 inst.,
the wife of Ate. Jolla Stevenson, of a
5011.
RIDLEY,—Iu Grey, on the 12th Inst„ tbo
wife of Mr. John Ridley of a clauith
ter,
DARK.—In Grey, on the 16th inst, the
wife of Mr, Geo. H. Dark of a daugh-
ter.
SCOTT.—In Brussels, on Wednesday, 17bh
ian+dt.,authghter,e wife of Mr. Peter Soott of
BRoxwrsa,—Iu Wingham, °u the 121h
l est,, the wif • of Mr. Morris 13eokwith
of a daughber.
STR:1tla,1N.—In Brusnohe, on Saturday,
20111 inst., the wife of CouuoiUor
Straohau of a daughter.
FIsnirexam At Indian Head, N,W.T.,
on April 6th, the wife of Mr. 3V. A.
B. Fishloigh of a daughter, the sixth.
Weuxent.n—Otos nt,--Io Grey at the
resident's of the bride's parents„'n
the 24th inst., by Rev. .0. H.
Dyke, Mr. Joao pi Whitfield to Miss
Mary Sperajo, both of Grey town-
ship.
B10B,UMsoo: In Grey, on afonday, 22nd
inst., Mary, beloved wife of Walter
Richardson, aged 48 years and 12
days.
Cox.—In Goderioh, on April 24th, James
Cox, aged 79 years.
a zvssax $ saris=;mTs.
Con1Ecmnn OAREFULLY EVERY 1580,
Fall Wheat 98 98
Spring Meat 93 98
Barley 40 45
Oats,.,, 27 ,28
Peas ... 68 00
Butter, tubs and rolls,,, 10 17
Eggs pot dozen 9 ('0
Flour per barrel 5 50 00
Potatoes 20 25
Hay per ton 12 00 12 Do
Hides per lb 2e 3
Salt per bbl., retell,...,, 1 25 0”
Sheep skills, each 00 1 00
Wool, per 1b 18 22
Pork 6 00 00
r3f]2_15'OMTZT SLA.123^29TS-
COIIItECTED OAREFOLLF EVERT WEEK,
Fall Wheat 98 98
Spring Wheat 98 98
Oats 27 28
Peas 58 00
Barley 40 45
Potatoes 2J 25
Butter, per lb 16 17
Eggs, per dozen9 00
Apples, per bushel 30 85
Hogs, dressed 6 00 00
Beef 4 60 6 50
Hay 12 00 13 00
Wood, per oord 2 633 4 80
Sheepskine, each 40
THE PEOPLE'S 1":04,UIYI
UTAN'PED.—A GOOD, GEN -
Iia oral sorvaot, UO washing, Apply to
DE. E, WADE.
LY Sealed Tendon will bo received by
the undersigned until 0 o'clock p. m, tray
the let for the pasturage of tb a Agricultural
Grounds for too current season, Terme.—
Casb in adhonee. CAMEL STOWS BT,
41-1 Secretary,
i [dREE WELL.BR.HJ) LEI•
materna Ewss strayed from the prowls.
os of the undersigned, lot 11, con. 10, Grey,
on April 2211c1. 'their tails b vo never been
out. Auy information leading to their re-
covery will be suitably rewarded by \VIL-
LIAM T1YL01t, 13rn,seta P.O. 41-2
DRESSMAKING.--
Tha undorelgaoa desires to intimate
to the ladies' of Brusaols and surrounding
oouutry that she is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satisfaction
guaranteed, Sbop—Up-stairs, one, door north
of Walter Jaoksbn's hardware store,
MEM SAMPLE,
BULL FOR SERV1015, FELE
nuderetgnod will keep for seryl is on
lot 10, eon, 0, Grey, the thorn' -bred Short.
horn Durham Bull, "Defiance,' (00781 Dom.
futon Shorthorn Hord Look, 'forms, toin-
eure, 81.20 for grade 50we ; 62.00 for tboro'-
breds. Fee to be paid Feb, 1st, 1501 Poet
pee may be Poen ,u anpliaatioo to the
proprietor, anon ltiol-tAY, 41.4x.
X.421102K
01 you wants good situation write to Max
B1omutans, Nurserymen, Roebostor, N. Y., as
they are fu want of honest and upright salsa -
Ines, to sell their choice and hardy varieties
of nursery stook, either on eatery or commis•
S1013, Many Inew and valuable varieties to
offer, Write them ,at (Mo° for terms; de-
lays are dangerous, 87-8
('3 ()BRIE AND SEAFORTEI STAGE
RooTE,
Stage loaves Gerrie abmtt 5100 0, m., 054011-
ing Brussels about 8:00 thin„ mai will arrive
at Seaford' about 11)80 a. in etotnruhug will
leave Seaforth about 8:80 p. is, reaching
Brussels about 6;46,1u time to connect with
trains going north end south. Also make
conueotious with 0. P. D. at Wroxober and
Gorria. S, WALSH. Proprietor,
ULLS FOR SERVICE.—THE
uuriorelggned will keen for eervlo5 00
Lot 20, Con. 4, .tforrie, aha thorough brad
Durham Hull "Barney;' (11982), registered
pedigree OominiouShnrtHerd Hord Beek.
Tomo, for thoroughbred oowe, 111.00, for
grade cows, 51.00, with privilogo of return.
Ing if netheeltry. A Welt bred grade bill is
also kept 0n tho sante lot. Torras, 50 cants,
with privilegeof returning if noeo5sary,
The nodegreo of "Barney" may 110 soon on
anplleation to the owner.
9941,', PETER B,51111, Proprietor,
REAL ESTATE.
rilAltW3 FOR SALE. --TELE 'UN
DrAolte 0ED has seven ood Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Oterris and Gro.. F, 5. SCOTT,Bi'ssssls,
1)741.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALT,
On the bornerofliary and, 8105hahi0
stroobe, in the village of 73ruseele. ellis p1•o-
porty is very cenyenientdy shunted end .lit a
Uareale to any portion ]laving a faintly of
aortae ablltlren es it is so neer the wheel,,
Good natant and 'well an aha promises also
sours young fruit trait and a quantity Of
email bolt, •Apply to the owner on the
proma se,
15-tf MRS, 7'Ultaintli L, lltueee)o,
PF PPE.?
Y .aE P
'boli teii, Inl,'b'l.', 019151, 1,'t'Ip1'li li l es11,9r'b,ll'a'l,'r 1, 1, a't 010.11'1'
Wall Payer,Borderinv
N 1)
Oeilirtp2 Decontiono,
American nncl C<nnndir7n,
n1'Ir'4,',., l,,,br'101,"1,'II'11.',IlII ''1'11'l•'b.'in.1,''b"I,'Wlr'I„11,011,11'l,N,,t,illr'llr'I„'I,,'Ir•
' --RC1;
of the ohoioost and ptw111001 designs to select froln, This is the largest and most
complete assortment in Brussels. Call am! 500 at
PEPPER'S DRUG G S ORE
(successor to J Hargreaves & Go.)
Iii Uo40o4A:l b.
Head Local on "ago 1
1..441ARM FOR A LP, (310 11) BENT
beingiot 14, coo, 0, Om, cautliniug
50 aures, Shore is a home beuse, ba, 1:
barn, orobard, &e, on the premb-en. 40 acres
of the land le cleared and Oudot cup Notion,
and 10 acres of tho 'heinous is well ti.., bend.
I'hs farm is oouvenieutly locate.), being
el miles from liriesols, 11 winos from Oran•
brook and 54 miles ,rout natio], T`,n' fltriber
particulars apply on the promisee, to
214.4 ;1014T. 1111. L, ranbreglr P. 11,
rPANNERY 15015 13° LE.- THE
Uremia Tannery is offered for ane at
abargain, In It is a 15 h, p. engine and
Heli. p, boiler ,15 vete, 3 curry tables, 2 stove)),
good bark 01111 and a lull sub of tools with
beating pipes to to°enus, dm There aro
about a0re0 of land in connection with the
buildi ug. No tannery nearer Chau Winghanl
Or Listowel. Terms easy. Por further pm. -
Maulers, as to price terms, &q„ apply at
87- loos Pose am:11eb1ng House, Brussale.
014 RUB' SALE.—THE 01113.
sonmzn offers his valuable 100 acre
darm,be3nglot8, eon. 19, Grey Township,
Huron Co., for sale. There are about 50
scree cleared and in good heart. Moro le a
log house, good bank barn, beefing orobard,
and all the necessary oosyenienoes on the
premises. For farther particulars, as to
prtoe, terms, oto„ apply to the Proprietor,
THOS. MEMO?, Clare p O„ N.N. T,. or to
2-t1 DOUGALD evacuee?, Brunch)
'WARM FOR SALE.—THE UN
dersigood oilers his 100 sots farm for
sale, being lot 25 MI. 4, Morris, There are
about 5 acres of bush, all the root cleared,
Good house, cellar, cistern, pl,up, &o,
Splendid bank barn, 02x45 beet. Fenoos 1n
fi erdtll 'straightroOn rodsgood
nearly
nhe lamwanda
miles from Brussels, Terme and oondltione
of salo made known on application to
CHAS. 1tOZ19LL Brussels P. O., or at The
P 055 Publishing Hones,
40.18 O. B. HARRIS, Proprietor,
i'0RNI FGR BALE.—TETE UN
nlcnsIo(En offers for sale the north
east quarter of lot 58, oo0cessiou 0, Morrie,
County 0f Huron, containing 60 acres. The
Iand is of first quality and in a high state of
oultivatiou, well fenced and under -drained,
acres Moored, New ironic house, 8 rooms,
milli house with oonorobo wake, 2 wells
acres of full wheat ° This desirableyprOporty
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able terms will be given. Title perfect,
JAMES GRTEVb1, Owner,
80- Seaforth P. 0,
200 AOM FR E,
4'1rsREt.olaesFARfarm forOealoSALIn tie
Township
south ball ts ofnnorth County
to 0951 6
and south half of 25 in 5tb eon., containing
200 acres more or lees, 125 acres meetly
clear of stumps and in a good etato of cults.
yeti on. Thereto a young bearing 0lrobanl,a
good house and haukbaru 55 x 56 feet with
stone stable underneath, The term is sttu-
atod within a mile of the VilIage of Bruesele
end ie a good farm for grain or stock rattl-
ing as itis watered with the river Maitland
and never failing eprlug Greek. Possession
Will be given at any Limo. For further par.
tioulars apply on the premises or to A. it.
15 )13EBTs001 Brussels, P.0 5.15
B lt Kbl t,-.
.INTU( :I tC N1oTAGGART,
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Tra,s orsct or. cbsa, isa1 e0n.lr5 -
Auaiateup.
DI
Ooua4ie Wag Milted States Drafts bought
and sold.
In altowaP. nn Depuatbti.
0ailcotiorle 01(155 on favorable terms,
Canadian Agents-.Mrao1ANr'a BA50 011
CANADA.
New Took Agoots--lswor,Tnns AND 'TRAM.
Rne NATIONAL BANE,
LERIL AND CONVEYANCING.
A, M. SINOLAIR,
r • Solicitor, Coureyunoer,NOtaryPub-
lio, &c, Office—GrlebasYo Block, I door north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Puede to
Loan.
i
E. WADE,
• Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Pub-
lic, Conveyancing. 05O00tions and Loaning.
Mr. Wade will attondln Gorrle every Wed-
nesday at two 00)00k,
DIOtKSON & BAYS,
niLLatllJ,) Hnrrintore Solicitors,apouvavaucere
&o. OfIloo-Grant's Block, Brussels. Money
to Loan,
IL S.1LIYe. w. D. wearies.
A M TAYLOR B. C. L.
Barrister, Solicitor, &e., of the arra
of Diokeon, Taylor & MOCunuugb, Barristers,
Solicitors, .Ce„Meuoing Arcade, IRing Street
1Vost, Toronto, Money to Loan,
ALEX. IilJN'PI;R
CO, Huron of the
yancer, Notaryt Piddle,
invested °andR to lInsue antsnC011eet Ons ce Agent. Funds
Ounce 1n Graham's Block, B1.16001s,
AUCTIONEERS.
y L'OI;G13 TallKfiY,
Llesoosd Auotioucor. Sttos conduot-
edon reasonable terms. Farms dull farm
stock a specialty. Orders loft at T1r Pose
P ubli shine House, Brussels, or emit to Wal tet
P. 0., will recety° prompt aotention.
s RAYIIIANN,
tend arias of farms,,always
stook, &a) to at.
Terms
oboertully gluon, t'rnnbroolc P. /l. Sales
may be nrrnnged at 'can Post Publishing
House, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARETS.
yp•/s •/T- II, IiIcORA.OXEN, -----
P l' • Isslu•or of Marr5ageLieenses. Otttat
at his Grocery, Iuruberryestroet, Brussels,
' TALIIABLE FARM FOR SALE M ISS O'CONNOR,
being the south halt of lot number Teacher of Plano and Organ. Terms
80 In the 4th concession of the township of o11 application. WALTON Crass meets every
Morris Jroc,vu as the hontosboad of Arobi- Alm and Friday ab OOD. Campbells,
bald Taylor, oontainingg ninety-nine acres, Walton.
Ninetyacres are cleared, the balance wood- —,.-,.. _,__., —•
ed witvaluable timber. Excellent hind. MU 0 IIAR GREAVES
tugs, large orchard of choice trees, soil la Desires to reoeivo
good condition and is situnterl one and a Pupils inr tnshna-
gnarter miles north of the Village of llrus. 1151011)1010 PJaue and Organ, lalu5 years
sols, on ins main gravel road This is one 001001000, Rosirienoe with Sins. liargrenr-
of aha tined homestead farms in the County °s, vvor POPS eros Drng Stern.
of Hiroo and will be cold at a bargain and --
onternis 45 ))blit pmrohaser, For furbhor N, HARNETT,
77n trtfcttlare apply o tiro Peroprlotar. A, M. ei • Tonsorial Artist' Slurp—Nola 0000
TAILOR, Stunning Arpad,', Toronto, or to south of A, M, M”"Kay & Co's hardware store.
AaCHIBALD TAILOR, Su„ on the ijrenl- Lad es' andobterpn s hair auttilli a spooialty
isos,M. 0'A choice stook 01 cigars kept.
Q t OOD FARM FOR SALE IN bfaNAIR,
\J.TSferrie, on reasonable terms. In oracle . • Iseurer of Mintage a Li u
to °lose the ,tifatrs of the estate of the Into atj,1pOinbmont of Limit,-Goyeruor,tsCommig-
W. G. Ela eton, rho executors mho: tho fol- et0ner, &o, Q, B. Conveyancer and Agout
lowing valuable lands for sato North Fire Tneuranoe Co, (Ake at the Oranbroolc
half of Lot 90, 00110sssion 5, 1'owllebip of Post Office.
Mm'rie,00ntaining 90 aures. On this lob is —
ereotorl a good frame barn with stone faun.
lyaall(BottledT nd law well
and pinup
grave Near -
all
closely adjqofniug the village of Brussels,
This farm ie a valuable one, is well folioed
andin a good state of cultivation Per
Priebe and forme apply to THOS. MOLLY,
Brussels P. 0., Hann JEnnno5s, Victoria
Square P, o., or JAMBS Stura'H, Maple Lodge
P. O., Middlesex County,
1 IOUNTY OF HURON TEACHERS
ExAunfATIONe, 1889.
e000nd and third 0)1100 non-professional
oxami"ations at the colleglabolosbituboe and
High Scheele in rho County ou Tuesday, Oth
duly, NO am, First O., Inly 10th, 8140 a.m,
Candtdat es Nebo wish to writs ab either Clin-
ton or eeaforbh mustnottfy D, Jif, Malloob,
Esq„P.6. josllootor, Clinton P,O. not later
than the 22nd of May, stating which of the
two sohoole they intend to write at, and
those who wish to write at Goderioh must
notify John E. Tom, Esq., P.S. In5pootor,
Gordeiloh P.O., at the same date. Tllo notio°
mush bo accompanied by a ice of $5, or 010
if the Oand(da Co applies for the First Class
as well as Sssoud O18as Examinations. NO
Hama will 110 forwarded to the Department
Unless thofee miaow/mules it. Mead mast-
ers of the please
Institutes or High'
their candleates to° StheImpactor of the div -
Won
1n which the Collegiate Institute or
HiSchool is situated, forms o1 appli.
cation may b0 had from tiro Secretary.
Goderi h A5p ilIt 1 1050. Soo B. 13me.
JI STa,1TE ✓Y'071TC.E.
Narrow Ta Mhl.P.ae Nnam
Pursuant 10 chapter 11e, section 711, It, 0, 0.,
tela Or0tlltere of llliSity 1t$vs, yeoman, I ate
of N¢ lot 18, eon, a, Grey Township int tho
County of Huron, who died on o1' anent the
Fifth Day of 1)000mbor, A. 0, M98 ,and other
haying 5)11110 in respect to his estate r•re
hereby notified to send, On er bsforo the
met Day of Jeno, 1851 to AAtt0N W. PANA-
/W(01i, of the Village of Ethel, in rho county
of Haron,Exeoutor of the estate and effoets
of the raid deceased their nanto0 and ad
-
dream) and the full parbioulare of their
claims and of the 00570015150 (if any) 11o111 by
them, andOMthat immediately after the
snirl sato the amide of the aid deepened
will. btl di Attributed . MOM: the parties on.
114151 thornto Braying regard only to the
olefins of which the 0500u1Or, has lien
maitre, and rho month, wltl ns t bo liable
for °ny actor 50 distributed to any newton
oboe, tl AARON WV.dPANA71A1T]R Lod.
Ethel, April l0tb,'80.. )Azeeutor,lhthel p.0,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
INen5ANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH'
VETERINARY.
•
141 W. O'BRIEN, V. S.,
• Honor Graduate of bho.Onterlo Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all
dleoaooe ofdomostieatedestimate on sotentlfle
and approved prluaiples, Office—Two doors
north of bridge, Turnbsrry 0treet,
NO. D. WARWICKI, V.
Graduate 4 the Ontario Veterinary
College, hes opened an office in Brussels and
is now prepared to treat all diseases of
domesticated prix ved animals
ri ciples t Galls latest
laded to
day or night. Olfico in I. C. Riobrnrd'e Ber-
nath Shop, opposite Queen's Hotel, Bruesele.
MEDICAL CARDS.
'`TM. it'. OALE, M D., 0. 141.,
Member of the Oollege of l'bysioisus
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
(Mae 0)12 Keoid0nbo—Alain !Arcot Last,
litho1, outario,
T A, MaNAUG[iTdN, M. D.
e
C. Sf L, It CI. P, Edinburgh, 11.0. 1?.
S. out, At Pepper's Tiring Steno from 0 to
11:90 a. n1. end from 1:80 to 4 p. n1, At other
bourn may be fouod at his rooidenen, form
oris, °°copied by Dr. B stobinson, 54111 0t.
DENTAL.
1'e, T32410 yaOSLS1v'-S” i
(J, L. Ball, I,. 1), S„ Donor MM.:Main and
AG 11, O. D. 8, Toronto, VJtalinod Air 4)501.
l)lncn •(throne TILCON, Obonvs)t'rn,
W. J. Peat', T. D, S:, Graduate 01
Toronto Scheel of DOnbibtry, All
0porati0ns guaranteed. ta.Astilloial
tooth, Drab duality, atria guaranteed
01, for 512,00 Dor set, Oillco—oeby's
B0,tex Sraro0T0,
31.) fit`.1'4 T 7l, ft4 7C f
Boner la • 1 ata of the ltoyai paltsgo of
Dental Ourgosus,-Tor_ oto. Nitros Oxide Gee
booth,itnlbdloo ter tho Patnbsee ExtrAstien of:
517t-Osit DOOR llonT,t ru'134i0c lisUOSRLs