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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER,
Tara' Ceiv cin .
A ohiel'a among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent is.
READ the looal news on page 6.
WEATHER keeps cold and bsokward.
THE frost was sharp enough Tuesday
night to form icicles.
Ems gardeners are disappointed in
the backward eeaeoa.
FOURTH Division Court will be held in
Brussels on Wednesday, May 4th.
10 Oeas of salt were shipped from
8r¢ssele Salt Werke duriog the past
weak.
THE School Board did not meet last
Friday evening as there was not a
quorum present.
WHEELED vehicles have taken the place
of the r¢nnere, although on some roads
there is a good supply of snow yet in
planes.
FAnAtERs are getting ready for plowing
There ie little or no front in the ground
ao that work will not be delayed on that
acoonnt. FaII wheat ie thought to be all
right so far.
FOUR Dare of ooal were received this
week, two of them for Thuell Bros., one
for the Salt Works and one for Maeere.
Stewart & Lowick. The latter also re.
oeived ,e oar of Manitoba, wheat.
Ow1No to a Dave in of a portion of a
drain near the Town Hall several cellars
that were being drained by this outlet
got more than their ehere of water and
the remit was drowned out furnaces.
COMPLAINT has been made oouoerning
persona who wantonly destroy robins,
blackbirds and other members of the
feathered family. It would be well for
these parties to read np the law and if
the practice ie continued they woald be
aware of the fine that a magistrate may
impose if information is 'aid.
PROPERTY Sonn,—Thomee Nicholls bar
disposed of his property on John street,
to John McFadden, of Brussels, the prioe
being $1,975. There ars 6 sores of land,
with small fruits, a comfortable reeidenoe,
&o. The property wee pnroheeed some
three years ago by Mr. Niobolls. He will
probably bny again or build.
WON THE MnDaL.—In connection with
the Northern Business College, Owen
Sound, 0. H. Smith, of Brussels, eon of
John Smith, of this town, parried off the
medal for the beet set of books. He also
reoeived 2nd prize for beet specimen of
peomanehip, and 8rd for rapid calculation.
Mr. Smith is a clever young man and
should make hie way to the top of the
ladder. We wish him success.
Osamu to the almost impassable roads
on Thareday of last week the number of
heavy horses offered at the monthly Fair
was not ae large ae ¢anal. There was a
very good attendance, however, and a
number of sales made at good prieev.
The Faire will be adjourned now until
the opening of next year, They have
been maintained with marked moons for
a good many years and have a wide
reputation.
GRAND Train SHPIttENTn.—Freight has
been moving lively this week. A oar of
tow wee shipped to Waterloo by P.
Hogg ; A. 0. Dames forwarded a oar of
hogs ; M. Coates a oar of horses to
Melita, Manitoba ; Jno. B. MoLanablin
a car 0f eettlere' effect to Bette Coate, N.
W. T. ; Alf. Barker 2 ears of wheat and
2 pare of baled bay; R. Graham 8 ears
wheat; F. H. Gray oar of household
geode to Stooffville ; P. Ament 2 oars
lumber to Wiugham ; K, McKenzie car
of household furniture to Marden.
Fon Tun Wm.—Tuesday of this week
Jno. B. MoLanaleiin left Bruneele for
Salt Coate, N, W, T., with a oar load of
settlers' effects, including 6horses, imple•
menta, harness, wagons, lumber, &c.
Mr. MoLanohlin bought a farm last year
when be was in the West and is now
going out to oommenoe operatione. He
was accompanied by Archie Livingstone,
who has spent several years in Mao'e
employ and will do hie part in further-
ing the work. We hope they will do well
but wonder how they will manage with•
out a good housekeeper. Maybe the
solution may name before long.
ErwoaTH LEAan0.— Tuesday evening
the annual meeting of the Epworth
League In connection with Brunie
Methodist church wee held, the pastor ie
the chair, and a fair attendance present.
The following offioere were [Mogen for the
coming year :—Hon, President, Rev. T.
W. Cessna; President, W. H. Batter;
let Vice, Cheietian Endeavor, Miss Dolly
• Bather ; 2nd Vioe, MieeiOnery, Ire Park.
er ; 8rd Vioe, Literary, Mies Ethel Scott ;
41hVioe, Soalal, Mise Thurso. Gerry;
Seoretery, Chester Armstrong ; Treaenr•
er, Joe Hunter ; Repreeentative to Die -
triol Executive, Mies Minnie McNaugh-
ton ; Junior Longue Superintendent, Mre,
(Ree.)ldoeene ; Assietant iSuperintend.
ante, Mre, W. . Kerr and I'ties Thorea
Gerry ; Auditors, W. J. M00raoken and
lbIiee Dolly Barker, The flaanoial stets-
went showed over 588 raised lbie yeat 80
t meant beingfor M1°'
the a
tar, 087.75 of
B
ions. 21
memhore were added during
the year. A social will be held under
League aunpidee'raaaday evening 26 Jude
at which a good program will be present.
ed. The League hat enjoyed a prosper•
one yeat and with Preeident Salter in the
chair for the incoming 12 menthe, 05ei8t.
ed by a good working Eleettttitt blit pro.
grew ebottld Goatiauot
P. AooENr has Bold ten oars of lumber
to a Wingbum furniture faotary and has
shipped two ears of the stook.
WITH the incoming' of Spring foot
bailers are being looked np and praotioe
games arranged for as soon as Viotoria
Park le dry enough to petmit the Walleye
to use it.
MONDAY the various departments of our
Public school settled down to work on the
home stretch before the Summer
examinations. There will be,a beetle for
the nest uoupse of months or so.
Tars eighty fifth anniversary of the
Independent Or.ler of Oddfellowe, which
oconrs on the 26th inst., will be oelebrat.
ad throughout the Dominion in an
entb¢siaetio and becoming manner.
IT ie said that good news has been
reoeived by Colin McArthur relative to
mining investments in Britieb Columbia,
We hope the geniel Colin will strike it
rich no that when bis legal heirs are well
treated Tan Poor may come in for a Lock
penny at least,
Tun etagre running to Seaforth and
Wroxeter have had no "plo•nio" ie mak-
ing their daily trips over the remnants of
pitob holes' and sinew banks on the gravel
road aid Mes-re Lowry and Robb will be
two well pithead men when the roads are
once more fit to travel over with comfort,
J. A. STau to ie in town this week giv-
ing the teem 0. 0. F., a little boom. He
is one of the most euccesefol organizers
in oonneotlon with the Order. Court
Princess Alexandria, No. 28, Brussels,
has over 125 members. Is meats the tad
and loot rueedayeveuinge etch mouth in
the Blaehill bleak.
INconurcx.—It is not often people have
an opportunity of perusing un aaoontt of
their own demree but tbie was the cage
during the past weekin reference to Mre.
Charles Ritchie, John etrret, Brussels.
It was reported from Walton to the Enr-
on Expositor that she bad died suddenly.
We are planned to say that she is the
liveliest aorpee we ever saw and while not
as vigorous as her many frieude would
like to see her elle is able to attend to
many household duties and take au uo.
oastonal trip down town. We hope the
opening of Spring will greatly invigorate
Mrs. Ritchie and that many years may
pass before her obituary seed be written.
BIBLE 01:NTEEADY FOND.—The fellow•
ing are the returns from Brawls Branch
is °mnueotiee with the Bible Centenary
celebration ;—
Collection at Union meeting,
Brussels $ 58.92
Contributed eines 4.15
Melville oharoh Sabbath school12,00
Oraubrook Preebyterian church22.80
Cranbrook Presbyterian school8.00
Ethel Presbyterian church 6.21
Ethel Presbyterian school 1 00
Jamestown Sabbath echoal 2 62
Total 105 79
The estimates of the looal Directors, sent
to the head olNos of the Upper Canada
Bible Society at Toronto, was that at
leant $50.00 would be promised but ae the
above shows that amount was more than
doubled.
KIND Woane,—A Woodetook Subscriber
in remitting for Tun POST Saye ;—"We
can't do without Tun Peer as it is better
than a letter.'—From Clifford cones the
following note ;—"I always value THE
Pen more than any other paper as I get
all the home news in it "—A subscriber
in Pelee Island remarks t—Enclosed find
51 renewal for TBE PoeT. I don't want
to be without it es it brings me home
news. We used to live in Grey and my
mother looks eagerly far Tan Peer and
it le always the first paper opened when
the mail arrives. We only get mail here
mute a week daring the Winter bat the
ice wan so good we had over 6 weeks'
oroasing this ammo, the beet we have
had in the 16 years we have been here.
Had not muob enow but a lovely Winter.
We have hurl a flue time bunting wild
geese and ducks, There are several liv-
i.ug on this island from Grey and Morris
townehipo.
Tun family of I, 0. Richards have
moved to their fine new rseideace, Torn•
berry 850555, and will Boon be comfort.
ably settled. We wish them many happy
prosperans pare in their onmtortable
home. The new residence is modern in
its arobiteatnre, well planned in the tom.
Portable arrangement of r0ome, has tine
roomy hutment and Almost every cam-
fnrt is ne hand. There are fire places in
the parlor end drawing room, a furnace
in the basement mud a range in the
kitchen w,to h;td and soft water and
attachments to birth more and laundry.
The interior wood work is ash. Large
windows with art grass admit abttndanoe
of light anti there are mntellin ceilings in
kitchen and betttrnom. By eliding doors
the parlor, library and music room, and
a egnare hallwa;' may be oonverved into
one large epertmcntwhen desired- When
the Vetondahe are completed and the
lawn levelled off and seeded it will make
a vary aetnaotive bane. The oontrsnt for
the building twee in the hands of T.
Newest gyre', of S3 'essis, add it is it oredit
to bans auri t/,0 varieuo persons who were
in ohcrga of the different dopartmente of
the worts. Mre, R charas hag given the
new home ins 000omm00 name
' Toleiutssee", wbioh mO3ne the laud of
flowers, a most appropriate term eon.
sldering the greet love hire, Rislards has
for flowers and the many and valuable
spoaimene of floral beauties and raretiee
in pet oolleetlonr
Standard Bank of Canada Tom."--EETP,i
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AeSET6 — OVPE THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
a Gonelretl. B3atb]eintgJ }l`ituSioleItere Oro•rinrttl
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—DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and npsverde received on whiell
INTEREST I3 ALLOWED FR011 DATE OF DEPOSIT
at the EIGHEST BANK RATE. ACCRUED INTEREST
ie added to eoomute every six months and becomes principal,
—MARRIED WOMEN and A1IN03.1S may make and withdraw
Deposita without the intervention of any person,
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE.KEEPING
only for which no °barge ie made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and oourteoue attention.
A. 0. MAOFARLANE, AanNT.
OanNa Houso
ILLoo T forwarded 1300
N
dozen of eggs to Montreal by repress
this week.
A, 0. U. W. Ledge will meet on Friday
evening of this week, Master Workman
Ainlay is expected to give hie Grand
Lodge report.
TBNNId.—A meeting of the Tennis
Club and any others interested ill the
game are asked to meet at the Drug store
of Jamee Fax on Friday evening oast at
8 o'uleak.
DAN. DENAIAN took charge Of the
teamster outfit last Monday that he
puroha-ed from Robb, Denbow, Hie
place with P. Anent has been taken by
F. Adams, of Seaforth.
"Janne from Kerry" was presented in
the Town Hall here last Saturday even-
ing to a fair sized audience. The 50
oent seat rate did not take. The Oo.
have a good baud and orchestra.
LAST Sunday morning the oouetruolion
train Dame from Palmeretonend sec the
snowplow that was dumped off the track
a mils and a half North of Brnssele dur-
ing the snow blockade an the rails again.
It was no easy job to get the plow on as it
weighed about 45 ton. Two apeoial
freight trains were giro here relieving the
oonseeted freight at leading points.
GvaLPH ; xrgtlsxctt O. P. R.—Engineer
Davis, with nine assistants, returned to
Guelph the other morning from Elmira,
after a week's work there changing the
lunation of the line in order to bring the
station within the town. They have
succeeded in getting a route ouch that the
station may be planed within about 1,800
feet of the main business mother. The
grades on the proposed lice will not be
any greater ; in fact that feature of the
line will, it anything, be improved. A
couple of extra curves will, however, be
made necessary. The extra length of the
line will be only between 700 stud 800
feet, The ohangee seem satisfactory to
Elmira people, and the feeling seems to
be much more favorable to the extension
than before. Petitions are now being
aironlated in both town and township,
bat it will be aboat a month before the
by-law ern be submitted.
A. BISLOP M. P. P. ADDREesED FIELD.
x300 CLUB.—The Toronto Star of last
Saturday says :—Tho Fielding Olnb met
lett night in the Parkdale town hail and
decided to tender the Hon. Mr. Fielding,
Minister of Finanoe, a banquet, the date
to be named by Mr. Fielding. Archibald
Hislop, or East Hnrou, it1 an address
reviewing the situation in Ontario, said
that the Liberal party had a000mplished
its task. He pointed oat the magnificent
state of the Proviuoial Somme. The
weakness of the Opposition was fully
shown by the faot that they dare not
bring even oritioism to bear on the
measuree of the Government. Their only
ory was corruption, and all their obarges
bad been refuted times out of number.
As to the questiou of temperance le,5lele-
tiou, the Provinoe might tenet their able
leader, Premier Roes, to pilot them
through all difTioalties on that Score,
From hie point of view he oanld yea a
growing tendenoy on the part of the
electorate to repose more and more con.
fidenae in the party that had governed
them so long and no ably, and which, he
felt coaviuoed, would continue to govern
them. Mr, Hielop was elected an honor.
ary member of the olub.
Business Locals.
10 Youxr pigs for rale,
Gno. ROBB, Brussels,
1000 packages fresh garden seeds, for
sale cheap. 5. S. Y. Xnsib,
Amon wbo will Bee me now canhave
a bargain in saws. Taos. MoBREGoa.
DRIVING mare for sale, Apply to Jog
HUNTER, at the Braseels Marble Works.
OLovEn (Govt. Standard) and Timothy
and bulk garden seeds Raab e,5 Mo.
Crackeo's.
Smaie.—Olover, Timothy, Waverly
Oats, Muskoka seed Fame, &a.
G. E, Kxue, Wingham.
GLIMEN SEEDS.—All kinds of Garden
seeds in packages 2a per package, 15 for
255o, Tested first class 5eed8
JAS. BALLANTYNE, Grocer.
WOULD the person who took sway my
wheelbarrow Taut Summer from the
Bowling Green kindly return it,
W. H. MoOal0RLN.
CARPET loom with warpet and spooler,
bobbins, shuttles &o,, for sale ata reason•
able price. Apply to R. Anderson,
Elizabeth street, Brussels.
SitotnoabD and 7 dozen high beak 'theirs
for ,ata ale° a coach and a number of
pi0tares, &n, For pertioalars as to
luoality auk at Tun Pegg.
OsouNe and Sewing Maabines ateaued
and repaired. Alec Organs and S. wing
Machines for sale, Apply to Tunnies
Mount, Brnssele, 82
Pees Wigs FENdzMo:—Fine nndereigned
is prepared to take eontraote for b'ilding
Page fence and gates, Pardee in Llotrlu
township may leave Were with Jas.
Sbnrrie, 4th line. Ronmar Oaese,
Ethel P. 0,
BINDER TWINE,—Pere Manilla in grain
bags with 8 halters, 660 feet, l2 }o ; pure
Manilla in grain bags with 8 batters, 600
teat, 1135 ; farmers' epeeist! 660 feet in
grain huge with 8 batters, lin. ; tarmere'
special in grain base wi.b 8
balturr 500 toot, 100. Twine 0aeh, 1/4
vont added pot. let. To seanre this
twlue an order meet bo gluon, W' are
agents for Grey, Mortis' and
Sampler of the twine, bags and beetere
may be gun at one store. 'fake
adventa55 of We speaial bargain. 1
A, Al, Melia its CO,
l'IaiSOSAI, PA If
Mise Jane Kelly was a visitor in
London last week.
R. and Mre. Anderson and eon were
visitors, with Blyth friends.
George Cunningham, V. 8., was visit.
ing at Lnndesborothis week.
Mrs. Vince, of Molesworth, spent the
Easter week at Watson Aiulay's.
Geo. Ardell and R. G. MoOraoken talk
of trying their fortune in the West.
Miss Mary McLean, of Lueltnow, is a
visitor with Mre. Jas. Fox, Brussels.
Miss Downey spent the Easter vacation
with friends in Toronto and Chatham.
Mise Rankin, of Wingbum, is visiting
her Mater, Mrs. A, MoGuire this week.
Mre. James Beattie and Miss Bessie
are beet; from a visit to Wiarton and
Owen Sound.
Mrs. William Jewitt ie home from an
extended visit with her sister at Mitchell
who has been ill.
Mre. Rubel Thompson is bank to town
after a sojourn of several months with
r dam hter at Harrieton.
Peter Ferguson, who spent the past
Winter with relatives in Toronto, is
home again and will continue hie resi-
dence in Brussels.
J. H. Cameron, Principal of Brussels
Public wino' attended the meeting of ube
lshaoatiooal Association eon vetoed at
Toronto last week.
Inspector Robb was re eleoted n mem•
her of the School Inspectore, division of
the Ontario Edueetioual Association.
Inepeotor Tom, of Goderioh, was the
i'hairman.
We are pleased to hear favorable re-
pute from Rev. Mr. Webb, who ie taking
medical treatment at London, and we
leepe he may soon be restored to hie old
;line vigor.
By a notice under Gerrie heading it
wi,l be observed that Mre. Thoe. Pierce
peeled away from earthly 'menu on
Etstsr Sunday, She was a former res-
ident of Sraesels and Grey.
Mrs. A. MoGuire will represent the
Lady Maooabees of Brussels at the Grand
Lodge next month. S. Garter will go as
the delegate of the Sir Knights. The
meeting will be held. at Ohatbem,
Antony Sample loft last Friday for
Paisley where he hse aooepted a good
position as painter in connection with
the Oarriage faotory in that piths. He
is a good workman and will give 8atie.
faction.
The genial and well known Alby Roble -
0011, of the Richards S•'ap 0o., of Wood -
stook, was ill town on Tuesday. He has
all the latest pointers in the busiuese and
pushes the sale of the well known article
turned out by hie house.
0. H. Broadtuob was nt Seaforth last
week. His eiater, who has been ill for
sem. months, will have to undergo
another operation in the near future and
will be taken to Stratford hospital. We
hope it will eventuate in her recovery of
health.
F. H. Gilroy and H. W. Avison will
spend next Sabbath at Harrietan where
they will assist in the apeoial musical
program fn ounne0tion with the dedicatory
aervicee of the flue uew Methodist thumb
just oompleted. Rev. Mr. Liddy is the
snooeseful pastor.
Mrs. F. H. Gray and children left for
Stonffville on Thursday morning to join
Mr. Gray who preceded them to that
piece. Mr. Gray's mother a000mpanied .
the family, The removal of Mr. Gray
takes the President of the Bowling Club
out of town. He was also a member 01
the Committee chosen to draft en es for
a Bnsinets Man's Association in Brunetti.
Fut some time Dr. MoNaugbtou's
health has been of a very indifferent
character and the needed rest be required
was difficult to get. Last week while in Oats
Toronto he eonsnitsd several well known Butter, tube and rope.,,
medico., and they agreed as to the ail. I.Eggs per dozen
meat, viz uterine dyspepsia. Freedom Hay per ton
from work and worry with abange of air, F our, per cwt
scene and food were geld to be imperative I Potatoes pet bus
en the Dr. will bo guided by their opinion Apples (per bbl.)
and is now aarangieg to hive bis practice 1 Salt, per bbl., retail
taken over by au M. D, for a few months I Hogs, Live
while he takes a well earned holiday. Wool
AI'R. 14, 1904
POLITA
CAPITAIfr—Paid up
$1,000.000
RESER VE FUND a $1,000,000
A
K
Directors
ItiaY. 11, 2, WARDEN, D. D„ S. 5, MOM,
President. aura -President.
Tilos, nl8Ane1Aw, via. 3000 0030000 Din. w. temenniot =LABB, 00 o. 11, E. 000Nerne, 8. n,
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO
W, D. ROSS - - GIMBAL MANApP1it
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED,
Drape Bought and Sold.
Bomar �a
Soold. Farrnoonos' Notes Discounted.
f
xv
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all mime of 51 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRSNOR
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
He may take a trip through Manitoba
cud the West enjoying hie favorite re•
oreaiion with the rad and gun. We hops
the vaastion will fully restore the Dr. to
hie wonted vigor ao that he may return
to Brussels in first clan health.
Wm. R. Stratton, wife and son Mel.
vfllo, wbo have spent several months in
Brussels, left for Toronto last week and
from there go to their home at Sohridber,
Whether Mr. Stratton will reenme hie
old oaanpation at once es 0. P. R.
engineer will depend on the condition of
hie health. It will Le remembered that
he load a very close call for hie life ho the
aauident be met with while running hie
locomotive whereby he reoeived a terrible
blow on his head, se be was leaoirtg out
of the cab window, from a projeotion
eloogeide the tramp, We bops be will be
o. k.
Koos College will confer honorary
degrees on Rev. W. G. Wallaoe, Rev.
John Abraham end Rev. D. M. Ramsay.
The construction of the Cavan Library
at Knox College, Toronto, will be under-
taken at mice, a building oommittee
having been appointed.
D. A. Gordon, President nt the
Wellacebnrg Sugar Company, offers to
take over the Peterboro' faotory and
complete it if the municipality will.
guarantee bonds for 5100,000.
Judge Wiaohester Saturday morning
sentenced Samuel Thompson, P. A. Gray
and A. Cahoon to two years, leer one day,
imprisonment, and Ool, John Gray and
Thos. Kerr to Dae year imprisonment, on
the charge of falsifying ballots at the
last moolo,pal eleotiou in Toronto.
On Friday evening of last week the
congregation of Norfolk street Methodist
oburob, Guelph, es a recognition of the
work of Dr. Mills and family in that
oharoh far the past 26 years, preeeuted
them with an addreee and silver plate,
consisting of entree dishes, dessert
spoons, tea epoone, etc.
An ion jam occurred Sunday night
just above Viotoria Bridge, Montreal and
flooded the towns of Verden, Longneuil,
La Prairie and St Lambert. The water
roes with alarming rapidity, and by
morning the people of Verden were going
abmnt in boats. The water almost
overflowed the new dike at that point.
At Laprairie big manses of ice were
oarrled into the etreete, and four boners
were ooneiderahly damaged. Tile loss is
very great. Nene' Isteed was nearly
submerged, the water lying there four
feet deep end forcing the nuns to take
refuge in the second story of the convent.
The situation opposite the city is quite
threatening, bat the water bas to rise
seven feet or more before it would over-
flow the bin atone wall that divided the
city from the water front.
TAYLon.—In Howlett on April 10th to
Mr. and Mre. Steve. Taylor, a eon.
xea.a. a zxEa,
CAsTLEe—JA0RLIN,—At the reeidenoe of
the bride's parents, Grey, on April
6th, by Rev. William Lows, of Wing.
ham, Mr, Samuel George Cashes, of
Clinton, to Mime Mary Elizabeth, 4th
daughter of Mr. and Mos. Elijah
Julian), of Grey.
Saone—Seim —At the manse, Wroxeter
on April 8th, by Rev. L. Perrin, Mr.
Alex. Scott, of Turnberry, to Miss
Nettie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Smith, of Wroxeter,
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Barley 87 88
Peas 65 60
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Web Otis app1ldurability . un show 000Lh twenty beaming
tints (and md),of Ohurah's abeeuno.
(N°vorsold to bulk,)
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Sold by WILTON & TLJiv'NE3ULZ.,
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CLenr.,—In Ethel, on April 10h, John
Clark, egad 80 years and 6 months.
CALDRo.—Ill Wroxeter, on April 11th,
1904, Roderick McKay Oalder, aged
68 yen's, 8 months and 11 days.
THE PEOPLE'S GOI,IJiiiil'3,
POST IN BRUSSELS, ON SAT—
DRDAY,April 0511, a Lady's Brneelet,
colored gold sottlugs nuked together and an
amethyst stone in each setting Pinder will
much oblige the loser By leaving it at Tum
Posen Publishing a ogee,
AG OF G1RAIN FOUND, -
1.1 Ovvner may have the name by prov,
ing property and uuying for this advertise-
ment, 001110 2011T Publishing House,
T Tg AIR DRESSING.—THE tIN-
.LJL DltasxaNAn is prepared to attend to
ordere for Muir dressing In ewituhes made
from combings or out hair, Mlt6, 0, Y.
tIING6'1'00, Mill street, Brussels, 80.8X
THORO'.BRED YORKSHIRE
now 1.009 LULU. — The utderelgned
°here far sole ono ThoroLbred Yorkshire
Row, 1i years old, in pig to his thoro'-bred
Yurkelure km Erico applyto 11..8.
NIOHOl,60N hogBodmb,u Limo Woks), Mor-
rie; Belgraye P, 0. 00.51
Board of Health Notice,
Tothe public of Brussels :
The time 15 appranahing when all yards
said water.eluate MUST be cleaned up. All
persona aomosnued ntunt note thio oe the
law will be strictly enforced. Signed in be.
half of the Board of Health.
09.0 0, PAHL, Obairman.
t7G7ANTED.— SPECIAL REP—
p 00 3011olt1TATrvR In this county and 44.
joining territories, to represent and adver-
tise an old established business house of
solid ananalal standing, Salary 821 weekly,
with expeneea advanced each Monday by
°hook throat from headquarters. Horse
and buggy furnished when necessary; noxi.
Sion permanent, Address Blew Bros, & 00.,
Room 610 Meson Bldg„ Chicago, Ill.
To Contractors.
Tenders will be reoeived by the under-
signed, on behalf of the Tookersmitb 0000.
ell, until Friday, April 29th, addressed to
8eneall P. 0., for cleaning out the big drain
on ooiaessions 0, 7 and 6, 11. ft. 8., Tuokor-
smith, ascordiug to the plans and specldrss,
tiobs to be seen at the crone of the Clerk.
87 4 A, G. 6MILLI79,
Clerk, Hansell P. 0.
FOX'S DRUG STORE
ForMaldo
The Great
Germ Killer
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After several years' experience
with the above article for the
prevention of smut on oats we
find the demand constantly grow-
ing from the fact that it does its
work perfectly. Those who have
used it are its warmest advo-
Pretty. Patterns
AND ALL NEW
rates. Ours is the full strength, The Wall Papers we want to show you
are etriotly this season's production.
They are uegaestiouably superior in
40 per cent. sol Ilti011. beauty of design and artietio coloring to
any we have ever shown. We thick it
Put up in 25c. and 40c. Bottles will be a mutual pleasure to have you
at look over our samples. We hope to have
this pleasure at
Fox's Drug Store, Fox's Drug More.
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STIOK
Yew and Ohoioe and at
Fair Prices.
PRING is at band and with it comes house-clean-
ing and new Carpets, Curtains, &c. We have
anticipated your wants and have now the most
Elegant and Up-to-date goods on the market.
Unless you come and let us show you the wide range
in stock you will have no conception of the choiceness
of design, eolorings and handsome effects we carry. In
Carpets we have the best in
Brussels, Velvets, ' Tapestries,
Wools and Ingrains.
The Choicest Stock ever carried in Brussels
MATTIJVGS
Our line of 11Iattings embrace Linsoleums, 2 and 4
yards wide, Inlaid Lineoleums, Oil Cloths, &c. Neat
Patterns and sure to wear like leather.
SQUARES
The Tapestry, Union and Wool Squares we show
give knowing housekeepers an opportunity of securing
up-to-date goods without going to the city for them.
We also carry handsome Floor Rugs, Table Covers,
Piano Drapes, Curtains and other lines that cannot fail
to please and all at Reasonable Prices,
All kinds of Uplcletoring dote and in goods to matob Carpets
if desired.
t'0arpete Out and Matched in our Show Room.
We have an elegant stoop of A 1 FURNITURE+'. Call and see it.
�. Leatller(
alp & Soy
CARPET DEALERS, BRUSSELS.