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FOUNTAIN PEN
a agent for what we believe to
be the best make. You can write all day
with ono Hlling, and, with proper care,
should last a lifetime. We can 1 efer you
to a dozen or more who have or aro using
these pouts, 1)o not leo misled by getting
inferior Wade, We Riutrentee every pen
sold to give satisfaction,
G. A, PIiAI7\TAN,
I)rnggiat au.l F:tney Goods Dealer.
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TRUNK RAILWAY.
e„uThlr00 EXTENSION, W. n.& n. n.
Trains leave Brussels :Station, nett And
South as fdl"wsl-
41stug:iouttl, Going North•
start.......... tete:a.m. .!fret! 0"'O a.10
)sstre, 11,40a.m.j:nnil 9:01p.m
Mixed. ...... 1s:55 p.m. 1 Nxpressilaep.m
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A cider's arcane ye Lakin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
arse.
Caen for Eggs at McCracken's.
D. A. &nt o a is home on the siok list.
Miss DOLLY SHAW is visiting at Blyth.
Doutxxua Day comes on Monday this
year.
TooATo and cabbage plants at Thos.
Kelly's. 46 3'
CLEARING sale for the next 30 days at
Russ Bros,
A. R. Sutra made a business trip to
Toronto this week.
Muss NIGHTINGALE, of Mount Forest is
visiting her brother in town.
Ross Bnos. intend moving to their
new stand in about 30 days.
HATS and ties to no end, which must
be paid during the next 30 days at Ross
Bros.
Mess A.sors H.tnoitaavns is making a
holiday visit with her brothers in the
Queen city.
hr will pay any person to call and see
Geo. Love & Co'e F urnitureBoone Nei
Goods and new Prices.
Mom WILL Ar\L:ty has been ou the
sick list this week. MiaS Lily \•anstone
and Miss Annie Rivers were ditto.
W. B. DrcusoN is improving tihe ap.
pearance of his premises on 1:lizabettt
street by putting up a new fence, SC.
A Lmuo number of pupils will write at
the entrance examination to the High
School, to be held in Bruseele audv next
mouth.
A GREAT maty people in this locality
will have to replant their pctatoce us the
contiaoed wet r.eethee tree eans:d the
seed to ret,
ON May 23rd George Carter, of Bros.
eels became a beuodiet by making Miss
Taman, of Blyth, his bride, Rev. A. W.
Tonge tied the ]snot.
New sidewalks !have been built an the
north side of Moll street pest the Wilson
foundry, and on the north side of William
street to Melville church.
J3E0L•ru INsegCroa SMITE is doing his
work in first-class style. There aro a
few yards yet that will stand some
touching up before tine jou is oompleted.
L. 0. L. --The semiannual meeting of
the L.O. Co. Lodge of North Heron, will
be held in Wingham o:t Wednesday of
next week, 12th inst., commencing at 11
o'clock a. m•
C.trr. HATA, of the Brueeeis Volunteer
hes received• notification that his
Company will be called upon to attend
the annual ,trill commencing on Tues-
day, 18th lost. A number of recruits aro
wetted.
Arurrox sate of Groceries, Cr.,ekery,
Glassware, etc. at Sturd)'s Grocery,
commencing Saturday afternoon, 8th
inst., at 2 o'clock and continuing each
evening at 7 o'clock, until goods aro sold.
Big bargains promised.
LAsr Tuesday Mrs. Shine, an old lady
upwards of 70 years of age, was taken to
Godorioli gaol, owing to her mind being
unbalanced. There is not much to be
desired in living to see the three score
and ten under such eircamstauces.
Geo. Love & Co. have had a show room
for furniture, caskets, coffins, tier fitted
up in oonneotion with their office, op-
posite the Town Hall, Brussels, and they
will keep on hand a supply of furniture
manufactured by Messrs. Smith & Mal-
colm, of this plane.
Uersreron. — The decision of Judge
Tome, given lash Monday in connection
with the sobool Trustee dispute, Was that
F. S. Scott oould not hold the Beat and a
new election is ordered. Each party
pays their own costs. As will be seen by
a communication, Mr. Scott is again in
the field as a candidate for the position.
Tan session of Knox ohnroh leas de-
cided to erect horse shade on the church
property for the convenience of persona
attending service from a distance, and
have let the contract to Hugh R. Elliott.
The sheds will be built on the south and
west sides of the lot and will bo 225 feet
long, divided into 30 stalls. The work
will be pushed ahead at once.
AWierenos despatch to the Toronto
World, of the 4th teat,, says :-A. warrant
hes beau issued for a well-to-do farmer
named Nat Little in the Cypress River
district for arson,inoiting to argon and
killing a neighbor's cow end throwing
the body into swell. It is alleged Little
fired his own building to Secure the in.
surance. The settlers are excited and if
Little is caught he will have a herd time
of it.
Norm say tho Cow Bylaw is not en.
forted in Brussels --The Jesuit question
will end in smoke, ---Dominion Day will
be right royally celebrated in town, --
There aro a half-dozen, or more, appli.
oants for the Brussels postoffiee and
only one of tltent earl get it.—There is
room for a pushing man to ren the tan-
nery in this pia: e. -The frost gave a
groat get -bask to garden "sass," -•-Pros.
reels would boom if we got the C.P.R.
through from Guelph. ---The base ball
club Should got a tarn hero for a match
Prat to show that they still know how to
play ball.—A. larger Of more attentive
audience is seldom seen in the Town
Hail than that assemb'od last Friday at
the Jesuit noting.
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Yew tired with brick.
Doe's: miss the bargains at Boss Bros,
for the next 30 days.
J. EP mo, of P'rter;v Hill, to vieiting
hie brothel, 1). Roberts.
11EEVN Gamut shipped ll ears or oats
from Brussels station last week.
A. J. MeAnrnru, of Exeter, has taken
a potation in G. A.1)eadntno's drug store,
Mee. W. Nz,:l ', 4 ALE is visiting her
sister is Mitchell and ham mother iu To-
rOntu.
LAST Sunday Rev. R. Paul was away
at Londesboro' supplying for Rev, DAM
Rogers.
W. M. SINCLAIR wee ill this weak with
what appeared like a slight attack of
dyphtheria.
LAsr Sabbath evening there was no
service in Melville church as the pastor
Woe preaching at Blytli.
FAauwrs, yon can get ail the Furniture
you want now and pay for it next winter
with sawlogs or wood, at Geo. Love & Co's,
Evenr citizen of Brussels should make
it their business to talk up our Dominion
Day celebration and make it a grand
sumo i.
We aro indebted to Secretary Burchill,
of the East Huron Teachers' Institute
for AIr. Leigh's paper on "History." It
will appear next week.
A. NEW Kart organ has been purchased
for St. John's Sabbath acimol from B.
Leatberdale. It will provo a );recti aa.
quieition in the service of song.
IN the list of persons who passed the
primary examination before the 3fedioal
Connell we are pleased to notice that of
Robt. Kneehtel, well to the frout, too,
Wong will commence in a few days in
connection with the re -modelling of the
Leckie store. The Roes Bros. and Miss
Ross will occupy the two stores when the
work is completed.
Tin. C.P.R. will run speoial teachers'
excursions to Victoria auk Banff this
summer. Tickets will be good to go from
Joly 10th to the 20tb, and good to return
up to September 801b.
Tint Brussels Baseball Club Was in•
vited to Goderich on Dominion Day. We
can't spare the boys on that day, how-
ever, as we hope to see them play a team
from Toronto in Brussels on the same
day.
ALL orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene's or A. M. McKay & Co's store
will be promptly attended to. All orders
for garden plowing left with the above
named gentleman will receive prompt at-
tention. 30 Hzxnansow Boos.
MANITOBA. Bccuns[oN.—D. Farquhar-
son, D. Campbell end J. Bain, of Orey,
went west last Tuesday on the Farmers'
excursion. The destinati•m u£ the first
named is Cleoboro', and the two latter
Delor•aine and Moosomjn, respectively.
Os; Thursday Geo. B i ker'a father
died, at his home in Zurich, et the ad-
vanced ago of 7:1 years. The old gentle-
man had a stroke of paralysis some time
ago the effects of which he never get
over. The funeral took place on tinter -
day.
\Ve:we-Broome Lyn I'oILmere•--George
Birt hal all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to 811 work entrusted to him
in a way that will instant satisfaction.
Weill; cleaned out and put its proper
these. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry at,, Brussels, 43-tf
THE Daily Mail of Monday contained
the fallowing advertisement :—"Position
as Editor or Reporter on daily or weekly
country paper. Fluent writer, well
posted, good worietater. Conservative ar
independent paper nrcterred but Reform
not objectionable. For further partiou.
lace apply to A. II. N. Jenkins, Brussels,
Out."
Manitoba, Bxourna.on..—,9utic
4t11, IIth and 18tH. Dciaraine,
and return, $28 ; Afooso-n iiu and
return, $28 ; Glcnboro' and return,
$28 ; Salt Coats and return, $28 ;
Calgary and return, 335. Good
for 40 dans. For Tickets and In•
forntatiou apply to 9. 1I. Kendall,
or to T, Fletcher, Agents G.T.R.
DonISTO;r DAY,—Ott Thursday even-
ing of last week a public meeting was
held iu the Council Chamber to arrange
for a celebration in Brussels on Dominion
Day. Committees were drafted and a
'big day's sport arranged for. The pro-
gram will nousiet of base ball, lacrosse,
athletic games, and sports ou the river,
the proceedings to bo wound up by a
concert in the evening. Efforts are be-
ing made to seoure it base ball team
from either Guelph, Galt or Toronto.
Keep on the look -out for the posters.
LAoeossE.—A meeting was held at the
American Hotel last Tuesday evening for
the purpose of forming a lacrosse club in
Brussels. After the 4oestion had been
disouesed the following officers were
elected:—Hoa. President, Reeve Graham;
Hon. Vioe.President, Councillor McIn-
tosh; President, Be S. Hays; Viee•Presi.
dent, D. C. Rose ; Secretary -Treasurer,
J, H. MoBain; Captain, Harry James;
Managing Committee—A. McNaughton,
A, Hermiston and R. Dickson; Honorary
members—J. T. Pepper, B. Gerry, A.
Kmoig, A. Strachan, W. H. Nightingale
and A. R. Smith. A. match will pro.
bably be arranged for Dominion Day.
New sticks, suits, &e. will be secured.
A. strong team can be put he the field
after a little practice, J. H. MoBain was
appointed curator for the club,
LAST Monday Jamoe Jones wont to
Seaforth whore he will open a watch-
making and jewellery store and in ad.
clition will take oharge of the town Band
as teacher and leader. Hie shop at
73ruseeie will be kept open as usual and
Mr. Jones will, probably, be hete once a
week to oversee operations. The Sea -
forth Expositor says :—"The Band have
engaged J. Jones, Iate of Brussels, as
leader and instructor. Mr. Jones is a
thorough musician and an excellent cor.
net player and under his guidance the
Band will, no doubt, continue in its
present o111efent condition. Mr, Jones is
a jeweler by trade and we believe intends
starting in business hero." The Son
adds ,--•"A'te. Jones, of Brussels, intonde
opening out a jewellery store in town,
Mr. Jonas tee tindo rn:mil, is a first•elaes
11105101011 and bas 'tempted. tho position
of hand theater. We wish him every
eneoess;' Mr, Jones is a great lover of
the cornet and las by hard practice and
pereeveranee become a very proiloient
nnitiaier]. Ton I'os'r ,joins with his BM.
gels friends in wishing itim success in
his new venture. IIs is Mao well up in
his Imminent and will, no doubt, do a
largo trade,
FIN h -° nlrawherries at The Reglement.
Moe Nrttlt (101,..,1.1 bice itdnrne,i to
Bros els
1 - r ntn O'L'oy'ao, is Immo from
t,uelpit • n t, visit.
Miss LTT,Y Moss is vision!; friends at
Seaforth this weak,
Am, furniture delivered free when
bought at 1 t'ttherdnte's.
J. A, Qiuowtros has gone to Ayton to
relieve the itgeut for it low melte.
le you watt a No. 1 plash parlor suits,
Very cheap, try Leatberdnle.
Tint tlieplay of !lowers and plants Ia 11,
Barrett's window is vary handsome.
Now is the thus to buy faruiture (heap-
er than ever at Leatherdale's,
Tuts week debt. Armstrong goes to
Brampton with a millwrlghting gang.
VEAL is training large quantities of pia-
tnres very cheaply and neatly, try him,
BavneoL, of our Band boys will likely go
to camp with St. Marys 13fnd this year.
Ross Bees. will sell clothing and gents'
furnishings at cost for the next 30 days,
Tait woodwork of Rxoleille olluroh
manse Is receiving a coat of paint this
weak.
Pun Oramliemon of this locality will
cCelt', anelebrate July 12th at Winghl, this
L1t.vrinno.V,11 will not be. undersold by
any mat and he k'eipe the beet stook in
town.
AN addition is being built to the rear/
of John Antent's dwelling, near thd
station.
WILL. SHANNON, of London, formerly
of Brussels, was in town this week for a
few days,
VEAL'S {nutter,' is unsurpassed for
design, finish and durability. Call and
examine.
CALL end get it twenty dollar suit for
fifteen dollars for the next 30 days at
Ross Bros.
A can load of Manitoba wheat was re-
ceived this week by Messrs Stewart &
Lowick.
75 CENTS it advance sevums THE Pon
for the balance of 1889. Now is the time
to subscribe.
Two oars of export cattle were shipped
from here on Friday of last week by
Messrs. Clegg & Dames.
Muss BELLA MEssEn, of Blnevale, spent
part of this week with her cousin, Mts.
Ira Barkley, of Brussels.
WE have a largo stock of ladies' boots
iu kid and polish calf that we will sell
at very reasonable prioes, A. Good.
Mae. /UNLIT sr, is home after an
absence of several months visiting friends
in Miobigan and different parts of On.
tario.
Pr has become a byword it Brussels
that Arthur Veal sells better and cheaper
furniture than any other dealer in tho
county,
Taos Fwcrcnrn's driving mane pre-
sented him with a "Carlisle" colt of
Wednesday night of this week. It should
be a good 0110.
AxoTnm, lot of organs jest arrived and
I da not want any Mug tail priccA for
thorn, I will sell them very bine. It.
Leatherdale.
Ton vacancy at the Soltool Board is
once more the subject of discussion.
Brussels will have as gond it record as
Mitchell after a while.
Atrnrtt VEAL says Itis furniture busi-
ness has increased 100e% in the last sit
months. Why 1 Because he does jest
what he advertises.
Mits. A ima: nen wishes to inform her
customers that she has removed her mil-
linery and residence to roams above the
postoffice, Brnssols.
IN the list of successful students at To-
ronto University we notice the names of
A. J. Shtiel and Chas. Bishop of this
locality. They each took honors in ,
throe subjects.
Heater Demme and his son Harbin have
gone to Wiunipeg. They started last
Tuesday and will be away for five or six
weeks. Wo wish them et safe journey
and en enjoyable visit.
A noNnsout canopy hammock has been
set up of T. Pletcher's lawn. It is a
novelty in Brussels and will no doubt
prove n convenient and comfortable
resting place in the waren season.
TO, week Rev. M. Swann, T. Fletcher
and wife, 3. 3. Gilpin, wife and Fred,
and W. H. Kerr and wife are
away at St. Marys attending the Guelph
Conference of the Methodist church.
ADvrnTIeiNG pays, W. Nightingale &
Co. had a local in TEE PosT last week
offering potatoes for sale, and before
Tumidity noon of this week the entire
lot, (consisting of 200 bushels) was die -
posed of.
Ratvo GRAN,tbt is away at Godarich
this week attending County Council.
The principal work will be the equali-
zation of the Oounty. The December
eessioa of the Council will likely be dis-
pensed with.
ON Friday of last week Alex., the four
year old son of Geo. E. Cooper, fell off a
writing desk to the floor and broke hie
roller bone. Mr, Cooper has had a run
of bad luck in this line, but we hope this
will finish it.
"fatauansN•r Curr enea."—John T. Mid.
dlemore, the founder of the Orphan
Ohildren's Emigration Charity, London,
Ont., left Liverpool an the 31st ult., in
the S. S. Lake Winnipeg, with a party of
80 girls and 50 boys between the ages of
8 and 18 years, who are brought out to
this country for adoptiou or hire, chiefly
among farmers. They are expected to
arrive at the Guthrie Roma, near the
city, an or about the 15th. This will be
Mr. Middlsmore's 10th annual visit 40
these shores with juvenile emigrants from
Birmingham, England, since 1872. Al-
ready many applieatioue, accompanied
with good references, haus boon made for
the children expected to arrive, but more
aro required. Further particulate may
be obtained by addressing it Gibbons,
Mauagsr of the Gnthrio Homo, London,
RI160Lp'rtON as' &reoi'orer .—At the
regular meeting of L,O.L., No. 774,
Brussels held June 3rd, '89, the fbllow-
ingresolation was moved by Bro. T, G.
Holmes, seconded by Bro. B. Gerry and
unanimously adopted :—llssolvecl-•-That
the officers and members of LA,L., Na.
771, desire to express and convoy to our
worthy Brother, Jno. Mc(lutohton ire
our sincere sympathy in his sad bereave-
ment in the death of his dear partner.
It 10 our earnest prayer that the conso-
lation of the Divino Spirit may be given
to enable him to bear with Ohristian
resignation the lose he has sustained, the
sting of which has been removed by the
blessed Hope of a meeting in that land
Where there 15 no separation of the ties
wbielh unite loving hearts, We commend
our clear Brother and his children to
that source of ail comfort which our
Heavenly Father can give in every time
of need.
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Ailyieee ietent the Northwest ridge the
Morunms are Rocking into Alberta from
Idaho and Utah. They have purchased
large tracts from the Alberta Bathyal,
and Coal company, A. 1i, titenitutlse,
the British Columbia legislator who left
Ids province to join the Marmon colony
in Alberta, insists that h10 esseeiatee will
practice polygamy if they like, and that
the 1)ommion oannot prevent their doing
et. Conditions and restraints ought be
imposed upon the Alormons if they puh•-
ahased their lands front the govetntttett,
but they ora buying from suiisidieed rail-
way companies. If the Mormons con.
tinue to flock into the Northwest our
federal rnlere will soot have a serious
problem Upon their hands.
There was a time, 20 years ago, when
Canada proper contained 370,488 agnate
miles; when we had !own ilways ; when
we had no winter outlet 01 our own to the
sea; when our great Northwest was a
great unknown. mince Confederation, 20
years ago, our revenue, or consolidated
fund, bus immensely increased ; our
shipping and its tonnage has more thou
doubled—young Canada mantling 1ittbo on
The Hat of nations, having morn vepssls
than old France, Spain, Italy or Ru -sin:
the Resets of our cll•lrtered books, ala
va100 of our imports, the nxloat of aur
exports tell a story of mte tnarvellotte
progress ; instead of about 2,000 miles of
railway in 1807, we have now over 14,-
000, giving us a greater length of mileage
than any other part of the Empire, ex-
cepting the United Kingdom and India;
the Canadian Pacific Railway has estate,
Behest a line of steamers between Van-
couver and Hong Kong and Japan, and
our great Canadian line has become of
Imperial importauee ; we have developed
our inexhaustible fisheries so that we
have 76,000 hardy men sailing our vessels
and otherwise engaged in the business,
and for 1887 we valued those fisheries at
020,000,000.
Hamilton Times :—Nobody who might
see C. R. Smith or a. N. Kittsou walk-
ing along the streets of Hamilton would
imagine for a moment that they were
anything else than quiet respectable
members of society, with a fair share of
moral and physical courage. They would
never suppose that they were men
capable of leading a forlorn hope, beard-
ing the lion in bis den, or charging up to
the canon's month. Bnt they are, for
they performed a font more daring than
any of these the other afternoon when
they undauntedly faced thirty-one Ham-
ilton mothers and passed judgment upon
thirty-eight babies, in the presmm.t of a
oro it'd which watched their every move-
ment and critically reviewed their Pule -
matte. ft was an heroic task, heroically
performed, and called for nerve es strong
as that deultut ied for a baso ball umpire.
The babies were a goodlntmnred lot and
appeared to take little stock in the judg-
es, but the wiotful, anxious look upon the
faces of the mothers wee worth missing
one's breakfast to see. A0 the judges
passed slowly around from babe to babe,
looking wise and solemn. the mothers'
breasts were torn with doubts and fearn
as to the fate of their little otee. \t'hett
judgment at length was pe.sa01 it souud-
od like a pman of victory to the lucky
mothers ; to the ()there it seemed as it
were the crack o' doom. The single
babies ware judged first, and as the
judgee were unable to deride whether
Mrs. Littlewood's baby or Mrs. Lance.
field's baby were the bettor, they wisely
divided the 010 between them. This
ought to boom the Public Library with
a vengeance. Congratulatory revolutions
on the tart of the Board will now be in
order. There were twenty-four single
babies entered. The twins—of whom
there were seven pairs—were next judg-
ed, Messrs. Smith and Kitison found
themselves in the same tlitemma in this
class as they did in the former. They
therefore divided the 010 batweon Mrs.
Vanatter, of 147 Bay street north, and
Mrs. O'Neil, Dundurn street.Mrs. Holley,
corner of A• array veld Park streets, was
awarded a epeaial prize of 82 of account
of the excellence of her tootsio-wootsie.
Many complaints wore nape as to the
wisdom of tate judges' decisions, but ]tow
could any woman bring herself to be.
lievethat her baby was not the prettiest,
attest and handsomest baby in the
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m -., 1 ril1t, „arthenatilt bred
t •uli fur - s l.e un rut t u lllrrev,
Terme, 31.00 payable 'IA time a1 'swiss
withn111
,x13 of /eturning, if neeeseary,
WM, 13I31(Ok. 47.10
k10\V iY'11AYE 1) Uhl T(U
J premises of the underei0ri ell, Lot 4,
Can, if, (trey, on May 12th. H1ia ix red 1u
1,01,0 nod giving Wilt. The nwuor fs re.
(merited to 7111-M, preport 0, leer' a 05,, se Mildtake her awar. D(1NOAN TAYLOII.
Cama,—Teneee—In Blyth, on Wednes-
day, May 23rd, at the residence of
the bride's parents, by Rev. A, W.
Tonge, Mr, George Jacob Carter, of
Brussels, to Miss Jennie Taman, of
Blyth.
HALEENNY--Rm,m.—In Bluevale, on 5th
inst., by Rev. J. L. Herr, of Brussels,
Miss Susie E., 8rd daughter of Mr.
Adam Reid, to Mr. John Halpenny,
of Wingbam,
9SFJa.
Bonen,—In Zurich, 0n. May 801,11, Louis
Broker, aged 74 years, 11 months
and 6 days.
DARE.—In Grey, on May 24411, Margaret,
the beloved wife of Wm. Duke, aged
53 years, 10 menthe and 4 days.
Oustenxos.—In Molesworth, on May 2801,
Wm. Cummings, aged 10 years and
4 months.
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a0attroTEn cAEltt'OLLY 110011Y WEER.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, tube and eons....
E gs per dozen
Flour per barrel 5 00
Potatoes . • . 20
Hay per ton 0 00
Hides per lb 2
Salt por bbl., retail1 til
Sheep skins, each 60
Wool, per lb 18
88 01
96 91
40 45
26 27
50 52
14 15
00
00
00
00
. 8
00
1 00
22
t9 0T:r3C z..c.A..Y'v.3 T$.
00nm.terren CAnl1UOLLx 110200 WEE!(,
Vali Wheat 00
Spring Wheat 00
oats 26
Peas,.,..,, 50
13arlay 40
Potatoes
Butter, per ]b
Eggs, por dozen
Apples, por bushel
21)
15
10
30
Bogs, dressed 6 00
Beef,.. 4 5
Hay0 00
Wood, per cord 2 50
Sheepskins, Car t 40
01
91
27
52
.15
00
00
00
05
00
5 00
00
4 50
he
,j'XCL11 lwgODN
.I Dari"g the Minium, months cont-
mooiug Saturday, Bitty 110 1 will carry
passengers an Hatarday ar Ouch week from
Gerrie to Seaforth and return for rl.l5, and
01E113 J3rt1s340a to Haaforth and return 50e.
Stage loaves at usual hours.
.. Is. WALSH, Proprietor.
(,fir. RA.YL+'1) 1l0;t;i THE DEEM
1.. [ens of the tmdereignsd, lot 10, eon. 5,
(trey, on or about April 0Ct11, 5 header cattle.
Two yearlings Una a white teal, the other
n red heifer. The Othol throe are 2 -year-olds,
two stews and is buff's. Tho largest otoor
has white star In forehead and two hind
logs white over fetlocks. Any information
loading to Choir recovery will l's thankfully
r000ivod, JNU. LOWE, Brnssola, P.O. 44
7'PRA YED F11.0 M. THE I'PE1I.
K., inns of Om uudersig,,od, lot 11, con. 11,
Gray, an or about Mt.y 9e, 8 head of cattle.
Cue is a steer rising e yearn, ren and white
In ueler with white 5mlr in forehead. Tee
other two aro yearling steers, ono is red
and {Ante in color with whit. otripe down
I to back, and the Other i,, d;,rk gray eulo',
d uy Jufarhn anon leading to rho1' recovery
will be thankfully renewed Ly 0H0t11111
3011101011, Cranbraok 1',U• 47-I
'.•�� it1,4F
Volunteers' Attention !
Tbo Bruasils Company (No. 5 Cc'y, 3ard
Rett.) has been ordered to go into Camp on
Toeseay, tnelabb of June nett. Members
of Company and new re0rmis will can at
earliest esaventaneo on the undersigned,
13. S. RAYS,
Cant. No, 5 Oo'y, 99rd Batt.
REAL ESTATE.
T1ARMS FOR SALE. -TIE UN-
nEnsraNltnhas SOVAra nod Formefcr
sale and to rani, ansy torms, in Townships
of 81 orris and Grey. F. S. 800311', Brassets.
97.51.
rIANNERY FOR BALL.—THE
3. Brasn:de Tannery is offered for sale at
a bargain. In lb is a 10 b, p. angina and
30 h, p, boiler ,1i vats, 2 carry tablas, 2 stoves,
good bark mill and 0 f1111 sat of tools, with
numbing pipes to leaches, &o, There are
about:: sores of land in connection with the
building. No tm,mut'y nearer than \VJoghaln
or Listowel. Tonna away, For further par-
ticulars, as to pries terms, 0'5,, apply at
17. Tee Pour Pnl'llslling house, Brussels,
LAR)[F017 SALE.—TrIE SUI;.
8c11/11/Ill otit•re his voluishte 10e Rare
farm, being lot 9, out. 1t, 1.1 rev 'l'om,..;biP,
Huron Co., for tinier. Th' u'. are about GO
ael'oa cleared tad w 5tin1 h ear t. there is u
leg house Rona ,wi:bete Leat int: orchard,
and all the noaeaeitry aonv0uieoans on the
ilreteiSes. 1'er further ParticuIc 'a, a0 to
!n'i0u,torlo0, etc„ apply to the Preerieter,
rEtrB.ItJ-.1(Y,Chire I', 0., N.W. T.. Or to
3.41 DnLt:.11.0 ST1t,1CITAN, Brussels
ra{7�A1t tI F(:)I' SALE,—TUE UN -
1L D a G •: t:ll
Ern / . offers for sion the north
alitquarter o! net Se, concession )1 O. , The
County ot Flm•an,111 and
in 00 aeras, The
laud !sof sleet well
fence and in a high state of
cultivation. (lie well kneed and under -drained,
soros cleared. New frame bole', rooms,
Milk house with co, orch welts, 3 welts,
gaud barna end shad, orchard, etc; Eight
Metes of fall wheat, This desirable property
adioine the corporation of Brussa)s• Suit-
able terms will bo given. Title perfect,
JAMES O1tIEVE1, Owner,
36• 6oafarth P. 0.
RABAT FOR SALE.—TETE UN-
1- NnEnstaNNe off ere bin 166•ucre farm
for sale, being lot 18 and Si lot 19, eon, 7,
Croy. About SO Or 011 acres elo,ro4. F,ltass
in flood repair. 15 soros boob On the nO.aore
lot and 10 acres on the other lot, a good
hearing orebnrds, 000 on moil place and
plenty of good water. There is a gaud brink
veneered !souse containing 0 rooms. Two
barns, Thu frame ono is 4./x60 on a stone
foundation, the other is log. The farm is
under good cultivation and is only 1 of a
mile from the stirring village of Mimi, and
6 miles from lhussels. Fer further Particn
lays amply to 1LIJA1i BATIEMAN, Propria
tor.-. 41-11
t) ACRE FARM t Foil SALE.
FJ� 5 —:} arst-class farm for sale in the
Township of Morris in the County of II neon
being south half or north half lots :35 & s0
and south halt of 20 in 5111 eon., ooutaining
2110 soros more or loos, 295 soros mostly
clear of stumps and in a good state of culti.
vatlon. Thera is a young bearing orchard ,a
good house and l.ault barn ea x 66 feet with
stone stable underneath. The farm is Situ-
ated within a mile of the Tillage of Brussels
angle a ggood farm for grain or stock rais-
ing as it iswatered with the river Maitland
and cover failing spring oresk. Possession
will be given at any turns. For further par.
ticularo apply on the prstuiaosortoA,ii.,
ROBERTSON Brussels, P.0 6•tf
�OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
JMorris, on reasonable berme. In order
to oloso the affairs of the estate of the late
W. C4, Eingston, the executors offer the fol-
lowing valuable lauds for ealo North
half of Lot 90, Oonoss8ion 5, Township Of
Morrie containing 00 acres. On this lot 15
ereateii a good frame hart with stone foun-
dation, good orchard, well andpomp • Near-
ly alloleared, and le on the grave road
elosoly adjoining the village of llruasols,
This faros is a valuable one, ie wall fenced
and in a good state of cultivation. For
urines and terms apply to TAOS. KELLY,
Brussels P. 0., amine JENNINEs, Victoria
Square P. 0,, or JAstrs SatlTH, :Maple Lodge
P. 0., Middtosax Count,.
AUCTIONEERS. _..._
('1 FORGE KIRKBY,
'L)4 Licensed Auctioneer, Sales uondnat-
odon reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stoops sneeialty. Ordors left at THE Po5T
Pub" shinglionso,Brussols, o1' sent to Walton
P, 0., will receive prompt attention,
ARAYMANN,
Auctioneer, 15 always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, &a, Terms
obssrfully given. Oranhrook P. 0, Sales
WAY be arranged at Tlnl Pon Pub]labaog
Bongo, Brussels,
DENTAL.
til. 0, Ba)), L, D. 8., Honor Graduate and
M. 11, 0, D. S. Toronto. Vitalised Air given.
Office—kiEvr•.ne DLoor., Sthnrorrrie,
=sr10.T3mT 1
W. J, boar, 7.. D, S„ Graduate n1
Toronto school of Dentistry. All
operations guaranteed. 11-i0ArtilIolal
tooth, first quality, and a guaaantocd
At, far 01a00 per sot. 05105--0Ann's
timer, BrA8oarlt,
.I.)141NTaoTi.
S7. ,! • .1.0.A. 'i.^�3T7„ :L.
Sinner clratlnate of the Royal College e1
Dental%urgent's, Toronto, Nitres Oxide 0n5
administered for the PninleaS Ext1'sotlon of
tooth. Office-
LaS'ONn boon 2400'x11 01'0AN1, Bhutto/LS
June! 7, 18P9,
ELLE]
a/1$ C4118022
POISON 1
PEPPER'S DRUG SrofE,
FARMERS' F, CDJR'[}NS
CANADIAN PACIFIC R''Y.
To 1)eleraino and return, $28 00
To Saltcoats 28 ...
To il'foosoillin " it 28 •,
To Gleilboro' " 28 ,.,
To Calgary " 85 ,,,
—oN---
June, 4, 11, 18, 1889.
TICKETS 0000 701 40 DAM
Secure Your Tickets at
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE
($uccessor to J. B art:reares .t ('o,)
Op/venire Queen's Hia5e5. - Rrusscin,
BANKING.
A/ LINTOSLI 1C 110T4GGART,
11.11
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Trax,cact 0, G•.oa.eral T3aralciu,.�
�la.ei�ecc.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
' Canadian and United State/ Drafts bought
and sold.
Int 'test allowed on Dopnsi1s,
Oollcctlmis mar an Premark turn;.
Canadian Agents-11dmomayr'a BANE or
CANAmA.
New York Agents--Lstronrrns sup Tnen-
11111 NATIoN.uL BANE,
LEGAL AND CO IEYANCIF C.
EpT 31 S.INCLAIR,
7 0 6nlicitnr, Cnuveyunrcr, Nn tar • Pub -
NO. 011ie '—Ontlutu, ;. Ipsco, 1 door nor'.%
of Peppers .Drug Store. !'rivet, niacin t0
Loan,
L WADE,
10 Barri :ter, Solte,t,r and ,u uy I'iu),.
ria (1owcyeueiug. P..IJcetiuns it, Lmtning.
Mr. Wade will attend in Carrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'clock.
�ICKSON LC; HAYS,
Matte with 001.0ew ,Y Pr"uiifoot, Code -
rich') Barristers, Solicitors, Ccuveyanoora,
t\0. Ogino—Oraut's Movht, Brussels, Money
to.Loati.
Ii. 5.000,, w. B.l,tr'xa3N.
A• ..C�11.
AI TAYLOR, 1), C.
Barl'istor,solicitor, ,':o.,,f the firm
of Taylor, McCullough ,te Burns, llnerlater's
Sal'oitors, t:e., Manning Arcade, Toronto.
Money to low,
%LEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of tho Fourth Division Court,
Co Enron. Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loau and Insurance P ;int. Puede
invested and to loan. Collections made.
011lco in Crabaui s Block, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Y Y' 11. 11LoCJ1ACEIfN,
.
Y Ignorer of]t'arrlagcLic,n,cns. Mica
at his Grocery, T ttrnberry street, Brussels,
ISS O'CONNOR,
Toaeher of Piano and Organ. Terms
on application. WAu,Tuat 110.551 moots every
Thursday and Friday at Airs, D. Campbell's,
Walton,
1'ISS IIARG1REAVEB
Desires to rocoivo pupils for instruc-
tion on the Plano and Organ, Nino years
experience. Residence with Mrs. Hargeoay-
es, over Pepper's Drug Store,
N. BARRETT,
.LItte Tonsorial Artist. Shop next dbor
south of A, M'. Money & Oo's hardware store.
Ladies' andohllareu'e hair cutting a specialty
i',"A choice stook of cigars kept.
AMoNAIR
e Tosuror of Marriage Lioeneee, by
appointment of Lfeut,-Oovernor, Commis-
EFire Insulunaa co, Wise at the Oranbrook
Post Office,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
I0800A110E,,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH
SSII/AIIIN4.—
'Phe nilderalgnete degree to intimate
to the ladies of Brussels .and surrounding
Denary that she In prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satisfaction
ttuarauteed. Shop—Up-stairs, Otis door Bort11
of Walter Jackson's hardware. store,
L6- MISS SAMPLE.
MEDICAL CARDS.
WM. Li'. 03.111, 0L D C. M.
Member of the College of Pbytloian
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
Unice mud Itosidanso — Main street Gast,
label, On tarlc,
T A, MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
e O, II., L. It. C, Pa Edinburgh, M, 0. P,
S. Oat. At Popper's Drug Store from 0 10
11:80 a, m, and from 1:90 to 4 p. in, At other
hours maybe foiled at his residence, form-
erly oeonplotl by Dr. 13 utoltiuson, Mill et.
— VETERINARY.
tti W. O'BRRIEN, V. 8.,
R . Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to trent all
disonnes of domesticated annuals on sctentiSe
and approved nzinolplos. Olden—Two doors
north of bridge, Ternbarry street.
NOt 1). WAItWiOK, V. S„
Orodnato ,,1 .the Ontario Veterinary
Oollsge, has opened an °Meeln Brussels and
is 0015 2w0)'arod to newt ani 1/555455 of
domostluatect animals tin Om latest selentbft
and approvectnriitolptas. Calleattsndsd to
t''syor night, Office in 1, O, Itfolhard's Nur.
noes Shen opposite rrucan'slltbol, Y3rtt1iS1s