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"Onoo upon a Uwe
Antra vary good time it was,
AVhen dogs chewed lime
Anti turkeys chewed tobacco,
Tho houses were covered with pancakes,
Ana the streets were paved with two.peuny
loaves,
A LUL' pig rao up and down the street,
With a knife and fork, stuck in its back,
Crying out ...Who'll eat me?"
Now is a gooti time to got a
handsome Wallet, Pocket -book or
purse, neat and cheap at
THE POST
BOOK STORE.
Presbyterian Hymnals,
All the Editions, in stock.
Call in and Cs.
EXTENSION.W C & 6•R
: ar,f, ten ni<as-,...,..», l:•rth n
,. c.i a ...t.n.. .
wain gent$. G01,6 :corm.
8141, 7:251.1n. • .lfired ......
reas .. , . 11:eLa.tu, l Alai]. .....
11a ed,...,..... $:5e .nt• II:lip/us .......7:29 p.m,
'rate morning trate sou th and then ight train
anuli will only run on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Satutdays
T Lea el SUlJS3h:'.}3. tooSP. $ f1
.ata' aittos °(tams.
A ohiel's amang ye takin' otos
An' faith he'll prent it.
Now is a first•rnte time to straigh
ten up old accounts.
IIonsoblenket lost in Brussels on the 13th
inst. The finder will kindly leave the same
at Jas. Dron's.
"Cor,." Ronmex is to the front and
is waiting for your order for paint-
ing, paper hanging, kalsomining, or
graining. You may as well read his
advt. while yon have the paper in
ysur hand.
To you are abut to render accounts
•r •and sea oar samp1
call at THE l'os erg
"(Tod save the Queen."
'and got our prices for billheads. All
kinds of job work done on short no FanEwnLL Suerrstt.—Last Friday
rice and at reasnnablo prices. evening a goodly number of the young
Fen best value in General Groceries, :'leu attended the farewell stepper
Crockery and Glassware, tie to Thomsons, tendered to A. Lowry upon ins de-
ono door north Haycroft Bros. • I parture for St. .Paul, Neb.'
at the
Ties village Auditors completed residence of Jas. Laird sr. The sup•
their work last week and report a
surplus of over $200 from last year
after everything is paid. This was
what was promised by last year's
Council. The abstract of the town
accounts will probably appear next
week.
20,000 dh'VEL0PE8 in stock at Tim
Pose Publishing•House. Give usa
call it you want anything in this
line.
Owego to the increase of ratepayers
out our assessment roll, and the con -
eloquent increase on our Voters' List,
a'riew sub-divlslon, No. 8, will have
to be formed in Brussels, The
chances are it will be made up of
persons residing on the north side of
Elle river.
2aEnranna Lady Agents wanted at onee,
Apply at the Coxsrrruero tan Coiter WORKS.
Tar Tam POST for the balance of
1886 for $1,00, in advance.
A. B. Sailed has a new fads) thin
week. He hae a large and well en.
looted stook of tweeds, suitintrs, &o.,
that he promises will Rive eatiefeet.inn,
Air. Smith is right at home in this
lino of business and has done a large
trade in the clothing lino so that a
perusal of his advt. may be of advaut-
egegto you.
Outu,t,u s a spirit
ed contest lasting nearly a day in
abioh the members of ).lie 'Brussels
Club were pitted against eneh °thee
-under the o aptainey of the energet-
ic President and Vice•President,
the presider:•e side (3,B. Grant) was
declared the winner over the vice-
president's (Dr. Hutchinson) by 0
shots, and the latter side was elect
ed -to defray the expeneco of the ban-
quet which followed at the Central
IJot-1. The hour originally fixed for
8.80 p, m. was chnnerd to 10 p. m
to ncoommodete earth a who expressed
a desire to be there but whlo glad
t3her °Lenin mc'.Ite l r. the v:erlicr
h tt i• .rite dining roam tea', well
Ceul ri..l1v heats! :na ore.
nt.,1 s ':c.y t:i i ,tpp spans.
ivi h its tw-• well lea:..o aand e1,•)r,nurly
• tea t.: A rur Popp
hl r r r: a ,1 11.11l1 :. couplo ter
Irene happily spent, d iri.,,;
which ale u:atal loyal and pa.ri"tiu
li its li'l`t•,: duly proposed and 're
st.. uded to in a manner which pros-
c'd that the curling club of liruesels
ie a .iternLiglflyn:presmutvtiv,l ono and
possessed good material, Spam will
not permit more than the list of the
ttitiste viz :—"Queen and Royal ram.
ily," "The Governor General and
1 u11•.mentkl of Canada," Army, Navy
and V'ulunteers," 'The Raarin' game,'
"Guests and Visions," "Victors and
Vanquished." (the presentation of
mldltls) "Tho learned prefesbiou;'
"Mauttt'naturiug & Agricultural inter -
este," "Commercial interests," "Lad•
les," "Hos " etc. The speeo.ivs were
interspersed with songs by Messrs.
Laird, Authis, Kitchen, Alexander,
"The Lion," and Wilson. After a
very agreeable two hours spent to
gether the first auuucl banquet of the
Bruesols Curling Olnh ended With the
Singing of "Auld Lang Syne," and
THE Burt medal was presented to
Adam Good last Monday evening at
a meeting held at the American ho•
tat, The medal is silver, with a'gold
curling stone in the centre, surround.
ed by curler's brooms. Tho follow-
ing may be toad on it "Presented to
the Brussels Curling Club by E, B.
Mill." On the back of the medal
Mr. Good's name is inscribed. The
modal is a very neat ono and is high
ly prized by Mr. l loo+1. The curling
club appreciate Mr. Bert's generosity
Sn RO lltalaRO l,: a gift.
Canals slut) lost, between Brussels and
Jamestown. She has a bleak back, brown
legs and brown spots on bor head. Oho an -
per, gotten up by Mrs. Laird, was
fully up to the mark required to sat-
isfy the wants of the inner -man, and
ample justice e'as done to the same.
by the company. The program for
the evening was then entered upon,
with J. H. Young and Wm. Roddick
acting as chairman and viae-cbair-
meso, and consisted of the toast, "The
Queen, Prince of Wales and Royal
Family," responded to by the cam -
puny einging "God 03V0 the Queen ;"
"The Governor General and Lieut.
Governor," responded to by Frank
Hinds, G. Whybrew, S. W. Laird
and Jas. Kelly ;, "The Army and
Navy," and "Our Volunteers," re-
sponded to by. Jas. Laird sr., Wm.
Roddick, A. McKay and A. Town ;
"Our Native Lend" was holden forth
upon by John Wynn, F. Kelly, Fred.
Hinds swill. W. Gerry; "The Guest,"
"He's a Jolly Good Fellow," was
501Lg and the well wishes of the
company were extended to Mr. Lowry.
A chit-chat interval was then indulg-
ed in by all present. "The mechan-
ics), mercantile, and manufacturing,
commercial interests" and"Tbe learn-
ed profession' envolved responeae from
Messrs. Long, Plum, J. anc1,S, Laird;
Whybrow, King and Frank Hinds,
"Our educational lnstitutlone"
brought speeches from Seamen Laird,
E. IV. Gerry and A, Town ; James
Laird, J. Wynn, and J. H, Young
dealt with "Our municipal corpora-
tions ;" "Tho Press," teas looked after
by E W. Gerry ; "Our neighboring
Republic" • elicited short addreeees
ewers to the name of ?mime. The, finder from Cr. Mooney, Jus. Laird jr• anel
will be suitably rewarded by returning her A, -Lowry ; "The ladle,." were at-
to.A. Culotte, thatcher, Brussels, tended to by Jas. Kelly jr., (3. W.
Tufa advt. of Messrs. Grant & Co., Jackson, A. Town, Gordon Mooney,
successors to James Drewo appears Tt'red. Hinds, Jas. Stratton,' jr• and
in tide iseno. The now firm opened
out this week and are adding a large
consignment of new goods to the for-
mer Mack. Itir. Fear is manager,
he is too well known in, Brussels
to need an introduction, Mr. Fear
was with Mr. Drewe some yenta ago
in town. Wo aro pleased to hear
that Mr. Grant and family will bo•
come residents of Brussels in the near
future.. We have always,sa welcome
for good men.
Diens Sot and Garden Seeds for the
million at Me0raokoa'e.
Svxnnx evening a cow belonging to
Ed. Danford got into a shed belong•
ing to Thos. Maxwell and helped bar.
self latigoiy to grain and chop stuff.
Tide overdose had a bad results and
"bossy" turned up her toes Monday
night, The cow was a good ono and
Mr, i)imford had refused $50 for her.
G. Lowry ; "The (lost and hostess,"
was responded to by Mr. and Mrs.
Laird singing in good style, "My rein
fireside." Songs wore also sung by
Mrs. S. and Mrs. Jas. Laird, S. Laird,
and A. Long. Reference was made
in the spindles to Jas. Laird jr. who
was accompanying Mr. Lowry in his
trip west. The latter desires to ex-
press his thanks to the itiany friends
for their kindness in tendering him
the supper. The gathering broke up
by the company singing the National
Anthem; "happy to mesa, sorry to
part; hoping to meek again,"
PERSONALS.—Mrs. Harry Danford
and family left Brussels for Dakota
on Wednesday of last week. Mr.
Dunford still holds his property in
Beuseels so that we have a hold on
hum yea—Geo. Whybrew has gone to
Escanaba, Mich,, where he will take
a situation. George is a reliable work,
ratan and call turn out work with
the best lneellanic.--'Albert Gerry
has been bud nif work the past creak
from a bad out on his left hand.--
Jnmos Wilkinson, who has just onet
pleted his apprenticeship with Mole.
Iseetherdele, at the cabinet 01 siting,
i'us taken a position in the factory of
I3rca.lfoot & 13nxin Seaforth If this
firm got a few more or oar good me-
ehlaniuc they e1tc,uld turn out a lot of
first-class furniture, Wilkinson wtli
be able to give them exhibitions of
tip. top cabinet work, -Sherman Hart•
wick, left last Monday for Saginaw
city where his parents are residing.
A- NI. Kay hats taken the poeitiiln of
assistant postmaster in the Goderich
post office.—On Monday afternoon
Wm. Vincent sed family, of Morrie,
Blithe)). Word, Alf. Lowery and Jas.
lizard r., left Brussels for Nebaska
where they wily. sojourn tora while at
least. ---Ellin Ainley has beau vc:y ill
tinting the past week bet, hi 00111'svh:at
better n w,—Thos G alhicll is a aude,-
!tng hardware at the I i:aver now. --
C l,,>. Po ibb, .ill., ilea 1:1' ?_rtneer'04
Emu touted last. year, has moved iuto
1o.vn.—Hies Lark, ?chitin"r in A. Iv.
'-1 ole, has returned. Tt t •inn
stn 1 will bo ready for the eprii g open.
iui4 in duo time . Jta',. A'l;gtts left
bush Monday for Ko.uon-i where re lie
will spend the summer.—'+lues (-amen,
F. 0. Roger's new milliner, has ar-
rived and ie ullalitag tarrriny;emente for
the annual display of millinery, —E.
13. Burt has been visiting at Harris -
ton, Toronto and other places ---M.
II. Sinclair, of Son Francisco, Oai., is
home o2, 0 fiyiug visit to "the old
folks tut hone."—A. 11. Tufts, of Lon-
don, is visiting ilia cousin W. M.
Sinclair, of town.—Mr. Adams, of
Chatham, spent Sunday with the
feenily of J. D. Piouald.--Mrs. J
Stewart, of Belleville, and Mrs. W.
Tufts, of London, returned to their
re.spttctive homed last wool:. --J. F.
McCrae, who has beet) in the officio
of E. E. Waite for time thus past, has
gone t0 Toronto where he will pre-
pare himself for his examination. --
Rev. Mr. Glover, of'i'oron o, was in
town this mesh lacking after the in-
terests of the Newcombe piau0.•-31re.
E. E. Wada has been confined to her
home through illness during the past
week.-111i,.e Fatima McCanuell, a
former resident of Brussels, is renew-
ing old acquaintances in this locality.
—Rob). and David A,tmstrong, of
Toeswater, have been in town this
week fitting up ,the store of .Reeve
Rogers.—E. E. Wada, W. B. Dlok-
son, F. S. Scott, R. Graham, W. F.
Vanstone, Jas. Ballantyne, W. M.
Sinclair and others were in G,oderioh
this week attending the Assizes.—
T. Fletcher, J. J. Gilpin and Harry
Dennis were housed up for a few days
with severe colds that are lying round
loose.—J. 0. Smith, of London, who
has had charge of the business of
James Drewe for the Trustee, 0. B.
Armetrong, left Brussels last Tues-
day morning for St. Thomas. Mr.
Smith made a large number of friends
in his short, sojourn in town and we
would have liked to have made flim
a permanent residsut.—Mrs. T.
Denny, of Ayr, is Visiting Mrs. T.
O'Neil.—W. J. Chapman, of Wing -
ham, was in town this week. --The
Seaforth Sun speaking of Mies 0' -
Connor's singing at St. Patrick's
concert at Seaforth last week, says :
:'Miss O'Connor's solos were partic-
ularly fine and met with the hearty
appreciation of the audience."—Rev.
Mr. Sanderson, formerly of Brussels
was in town this week.—Root. Sage,
fore erly of Brussels was in town this
weak. --Miss Montgomery has been
visiting at Mod. frank Vanetones,—
Mrs. Bauobaugh is away at Benutforcl
on a visit ittn011g her relatives and
fliende.
BORN.
1 lttsun.- le (troy, on the 20111 inst., the
wife of Mr, Maloelm Fraser of a son,
Nicnor,. -In Morris, on the 21st inst., the
wife of Mr. ltobt, Nichol of a dant ;hter.
lleuueor:. -In Croy, on the 22nd inet., the
wife at Me. I lugheon of a daughter,
MARRIED.
Paradmo--LA5ason.—In Mitchell, on the
15th inst., by ltev. A. Cunningham, at
tho residence of Sir. William Moodie,
uncle of the bridegroom, Mr. Adafn.
Pollard, of Ethel, to .Miss Ella Maria
Lawson, of Toronto.
DIED.
Ocanrou.—In Grey, on the 21st inst., the
infant daughter of Mr: John Oughton,.
aged a days.
AUC><IOF4 SAI:i;• -
TOMMY, IMMAncu 80.—Farm Stook, house-
hold goods, etc., on lob 4, con. 9, Grey,
0olnmen0ing at 1. o'clock, .T, Stratton, aro-
ttonoor, Thos. Popper, Ilxocutor,
TUESDAY, Arnie 0th.—Fatm stook and
implements, ou lot 85, con, 12, Grey. .gale
to commence ab 1 o'clock. M. fllingerland,
prop, Goo. Kirkby, aucb,
A111oNAIR, ISSUER OF MAIL•
. ridge LtoenSoe, by appointment af.
Lientottaut•Govoru0r,gOommleetoner, otos Q.
°)lioe at tiroUreobr nkoPostVim
Otltoeliranee Qo,
SlR1liCx SHOWS.
Spring shows will be hold in this vicinity
this. 000500 as follows :
East 'Huron , at 13russols, Fri.lay, Apri110.
Menoboster, L'riday, April 0.
Seafortb, Tuesday, Apr!! 20,
south Moron, Bruootheid, Wednosdey,
April 21.
Steelton and reiterate, at Exeter, 00. Fri.
day, April 20.
Stratford, on Thttreday, April 22,
Rt, Itlerys, Wednesday, April 21. -
Ligtowsl, Apri121.
Mitchell, April 9.
Newry, April 20.
SWingham, April 14.
1E6r uslsfeiir,t i0311yr kat.
Nieman 20, 1)380,
Oomeecrart 0A11Erui.tx hlvanr Wusu.
White Fall Whose....., .. 77 78
Red Winter 78 70
Spring Wheat 50 75
Barley 0t 55
Oats 20 sl)
Peas 55 00
Butter, tubs and rolls 12 10
17gge par dtneu 12 00
Flour par barrel 5 00 00
Potatoes... .... 25 ail
EMI per tan ... 8 oo 1) 04
hides per 7 71
Dressed llogu..... ... 5 00 5 50
Salt per bbl., wholesale 00 80
Shoop skins, cards 10 1. al,,
Wool 1.7 11
R,obert Cunningham,
Z\r,SUJ.3J V('E AGENT,
:Guelph, - Ontario.
O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
e0 a Accident and Loan Irmo:anon Agent for
101 a 001
f the bustandmost reliable Oompan-
tesiu rho Domtulon. 01000, llriak 'rcrraoo,
'1'urubsrry Strout, roar rho station, am
d eN DECK.—GEO. P.13IVPEN,
`l) Painter, Brawls, Ont„lo prepared to do
alt kinds of Painting, Groin( ug, Glazing, Pial-
somiuing,)'aperhanging, eke„ at reasonable
rates. Satisfaction guaranteed in every in-
stance. Ordersloft at Goo. Iituk0r', stem
1'011 bane attenders to promptly.
-tf
NEW BLACKSMITH.
Bring your lame horses to Daniel Ewan, he
1310
LEASED W. T. HUNTER'S STAND,
Brussels. Having practised for years and
risen to aha iglet0t• pposition in the loading
horse -abasing e0tablt°hmont of Gxlhnm,Ivdiu
BANKING.
i\Jc1N2'OSII G 3fcT'AGGAPT,
BANNERS, - - BRUSSELS,
Transact a General Banking
Rosiness.
Notes to hand discounted.
L,lorest ,cllowel en deposits runfya',1e 0n
den utd.
Prompt attention given to collections.
LEGAL, AND CONVEYA Ai0iNL.
,f 1 IFBA1iD ELLIO i"1' LAW UE
moo, Grant's bllaok, Brussels, Mousy to
loan,
.J4 1 E. WADE, H&1IRIST.Eit tura.
• Ofne° formerly oaerplo I by a..f, 1,10.
Ooll, Lst1.,11) (0,, ,klo's Bhuk, )L,nay G: loan,
�•��y%
B. DICKSON, (LATE \1IT}I
1'I n °arro.,'Jo Vruultooc, Uudm•iu:i)
!tor, Conveyancer, 4c. Ulla', +1:0:1 brook,
liruusele, illonoy 10 10f111.
A LEX HUNTLP, CL11;I11( Ul''
-C3.. the 5'oureh Uiviaina ,butt l;o, Huron,
1'onvoyan, e, Notary 1'0,11,, Laud, Loon and
:u:nr u e.t tut. 1 nnle inv.ate,1 and to loan•
col: otl<:,s n.pLa ton ,, in Graham's 1110,0,
tlrasselo,
MEDICAL DARDS.
yggy A. Mc:NAUGHITON ,1. 1) G.
ee eh I It, (,. 1, dhllu! ,G 1, 4'hyeict•m,
t,irgnou ,OII4.tene mere 01.11c0, ,lira. 8hlel's
block, t'nrnearry 5eree1.
ej •
11U1.'t 111 if;0N,
.11. L. G .1'. 1:'atinburgh,
}las romovod to his residence on 111111 street,
the hmiso formerly occupied' by Dr. Graham
and wilt be there at night. lie still retain
nu onion at Hargraves' dreg Stora.
CENTAL. .
(1 L. BALL, L. I)S., HONOR
• Oraduoto anti Umber 01 1110 nova,
College of Dental Surgeons, Termite, 'Vie
various aum0thetioo given, also a now local
=esthetic for the gains only. 0.11 operations
carefully port ormed and guaranteed. Prieee
moderato. Pull sots of teeth from :5 to 825.
Oaiee over Powoll's storo. Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p,
m.
BUSINESS CARDS.
LI \V. O'BRIEN, VETERINARY
• enrgeon, Graduate of Ontario Veteri-
nary College, Toronto. !Leslie lieu at Jno.
No tes,ttrussele•
burgh, Seottand. Also having pasted Kith 13 fISS O'CONNOII, TEACHER
honors throegb the h,oyal Vsieooaary Shmlad .0..i' _ of thorough Base, vocal and Inetru
School, 00 I.8.Smitic, London .01101and whore ,1,00111,afu0te0t)Piano, Organ and Gaiter'.
hundred° of crippled horses passed our Itzforonee—Ludiss of Lorean, Guelph.
hands daily I ono safely guarontoo to curn eon- ltuetlmmo—No. 2 south, Brook Terrace
44-e11 Brussole, Out.
treated foot or interfering lamer. New work
and ropatrirang of all kicde done on reasonably
terms. and workmanship that will please. By
giving me o oal1 l fool satisfied T would rause
your trade D. to WAN,
17-0 Hunter's 0]d Stand.
XT H. 11o0.RA0KEN, ISSUER
. of Marriage Licenses. Ofno, at his
Grocery, Turuborry street, 2-20
Big Excitement
Caused by A. R. SMITH who has just received his Spring Stock of
Canadian & Scotch Tweeds,
English and Scotch Worsteds and Pantings, and I+'renchl Suitings,
Can Save from $1.50 to $2.00 a Suit by Purchasing from A. E. Snaith
and have a better selection tliau,any store in Brussels. I have
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High Prices and
Guarantee Satisfaction
OR NO SALE.
Call & Convince Your elves
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The Grea Clothier,
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