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The Brussels Post, 1891-5-1, Page 51VIAY 1, 1807. Feesfmr.untitiltexetterezzaraexwarewbermEn 1 tlYtticty, ,9 Cyw 0oeL. rear., 1 ••,•i.. a (,.,rr'o di:,rend of 1,0110 bushels of murphies last week, 11ov. A. llonderson, 51. A„ and Jam's Nekton je, were in London last week at tcndiee the Syn"d, Wm, Dunn hoe puroluteed the Gotham saw mill from George Keith. Mr. Dunn will run both the Atwood and Gotham mills. What !night have been a serious aooid. ant happened in the planing mills when one of the belta broke, striking Wm. Stewart on the left arm and shoulder with great force. No butes ware broken and the arm in now doing well. The Elmo Tanners' Mutual Fire In. Fortune Co. Board met at. Graham's Hotel, Atwood, on April 11ith, all the members proeent. Slim last L:porLud applications for ineuran0e wore roaoived and accepted amounting to 608,308.00. Next mooting to beheld at the sumo place oe Tuesday, the 26th May, at half past two o'alook p. m. Caa.L ee 7 . John Ames left here I1tst week for Malaltoba. His destination was Ncepa• J. C. Heffernan loaded aid sokl two earn of Irish pills this week an Ethel station, The regular quarterly meeting of the Methodiet ohuroh will be held next Sun- day morning. Walter Whelpten,of New Weabminsbar, 13. 0., who has been so seriously ill with some heart trouble, is about all right again. A pertain youug man of our village is preparing the cage for his birdie. The "roost" and other outfibtings bave been purchased. Nosh Wolfe, who has resided here for a few years, left last week for Eenfryn where be takes a "sit" as section man on the G. T. R. Reeve Milne disposed of 40 head of yomg cattle to J. Scott, of Listowel, for e, good round figure. The mettle will be shipped to the Old Country. Reeve Milne and Clerk Spence at• tended a meeting of Elmo, Council last Saturday in connection with the pro. posed drainage movement. On Thursday of last week Miss Bartle - man arrived home from a visit to her sister at Toronto. She called at Heepeler, and made a brief stay with Madames Patton and Panabaker. Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Jno. Hose, of Brussels, preached an excellent discourse in the Presbyterian church here. His text was Psalm 133. Rev. Mr. McRae was at Brussels. G orris. T. P. Nugent has removed to the Un- ited States J. 'Rogers, a former resident, was in the village last week for a day or two. The Directore of the Howick Mutual Insurance Co. held a meeting here Met Saturday. On Tuesday the dwelling of Henry Lomb, lot 33, con. 3, Howick, was destroyed by fire. Little or nothing was saved. Janes Peeking' a well known resident, has been appointed Township Treasurer as successor to Treasurer Strong, de- emed. Rev. Mr. Berry, of Mildmay, will preach in the Methodist church next Sabbath. It will be the regular quarter-' 13, meeting. James Leech was recently presented with a silver headed cane by the young Conservatives of Gerrie who have been thing his Hall for their meetings. Mrs. Torrance, who has been ill for tbo past six menthe, is slowly improving in health. Iter father and brother were vieiting her last Saturday and Sunday. One old resident, Mr. Greer, is able to get about again after a long siege of typhoid fever. His many friends wel- come him back to health and strength. At the last election of officers of the the following Association Y. M, h Cg ediaers were eleoted :--Pres., W. Doig ; Vice Pres., G. Walker : Sen., W. J. Greer ; Fin. Sec., T. Nash ; Treas., W. J. Greer. Howick township is largely interested in the proposal to ask the Dominion Government to refund e, proportion of the amount granted as bonuses to railways. Reeve Cook has best] delegeted to look after the matter. i19ltlrris:. Bliss Jones and Mr. Embury, of Dur• ham, were visiting at John Mooney'a this week. Ivliss Janet Hood bee returned after a few months stay at Rev. A. W. Tonge's tat rlesherton. V. S. Warwick, of Brussels, was down to Mr. Hood's last Sunday attending to his professional duties. Mrs. Misekimmins, of Sunshine, who has been visiting her daughter at Toronto for eome time, returned last Monday. Quarterly meeting services ab Eelgrave oirouit will be held in Belgrave Metho, diet church on Sabbath next at 10 o'clock. One clay last week the house of Jos. Corbett was seen to be on fire but with the assistance of some of the neighbors the Piro was put out, after having burned about 6 feet of the roof. Mr. Corbett at that time was away at a raising of Wm. Moltae's been, Tommy, who had his leg broken, got afraid and took his knife and out the rope which hung his leg np and then hobbled outside, Fzma.-•Last Monday afternoon, about 4 o'clock the rosidenoe of George Kerr, adjoiuhng Brussels, was discovered to bo do fire. The alarm was given but owing ,o the high wind and the fent that the fire weight hi the roof there was no possibility of saving the building. The h008011old areas were removed from downstairs and the altar was also em. paidd but nothing was saved from the up- stairs. There lues an insurance of 6300 on the house and 6100, in the Howick Mutual, on the eoutenbn. Owing to the building basing what is known as o board honed, plastered inside and outside the walls burned very slowly, in fact they were not entirely consumed 01)1121 after 8 o'olook p. m, The fire is supposed to have originated from a spark from the dinmuey on the kitchen, Had the wind not been as favorable as it was the barna tvonld have fallen a prey to the devouring element too, d. small band engine Was run over from Messrs. Smith, Malcolm & Gibeon's factory but help Dame too late to avoid the desbrtiotion of the dwelling. Mr. Yore will rebuild as soon as possible. 1 1'he Sibbatlt 11011001 at Sunshitlo will not enmru,nee till 3 o't!Iuok next Sabbath oaring to quarterly serviette at Belgrave, The football boye ofF, S. No. r, intend holding a literary and nutshell entertain• Inept in the Foresters' Hall, 130130100, 00 ALt,v 8111. .A gee.; i,",u 11111, pled, MnsTnty Rrron'r.- Tho following are the pupil' who tool( the highest number of marks in than' reepootive (interim! for • 1.,, to 1,tli ''1 April, AR Allowu by 1180 nY eminaticlls held in S. S. No, 10. Names in order of merit :-Fifth class -Jamas Brealcenridge, ltobt. Woodrow ; Fourth olitee-Sllas Johnston, Agate Emilie, Jas, Molewen, John Snell ; Se. Third alas --Sarah Wilson, Mary Peacoalt, Milton AleVol,y, Martha Thornton ; Jr. Third alaes-Wm, Woodrow, Agnes For- mat, Archie Messer, Andrew Wilson ; 5r. Second Maes --Bohemia Forrtia, Reu- ben Snell, Bert, MoTlwen, Christiana Robb ; Jr. Sespnd alas --Walter 'Break- enrid;le, Gen. 11. Johnston, Martha lnheetou, Walter Smillie. Semite L. Wiosox, Teacher. tettortitertIa. C. E. St. (blair.Simpson, aeo0ttntaut of the Bank of Commoree, Seaforth, has gone on a three months' trip to Euglancl, J. 11. Carnegie, of the Brantford branah, tailing his plane during that time. The Seaforth firemen intend holding a grand firemen's tournament in that town ou 23rd and 24111 of Jane next. Eight hundred and fifty dollars will be offered in prizes. Eaeb fire department that THE BRUSSELS POST o • uxrrrrrrnnrntt unraemnwa+eram ... _. ..• nzrrmmal',aeva atstc eamifx rariay. xa +arvstnmrmrns r.+^:,rt t!m•^rrra- rntxcrattar. a:arm•^^rara r ..,razur^.s axtsts'laaa:s a IN,.I tor). I . wf:ym "orf• P"6 •9ilr"uriaV .` B I y t ei 1 `Fdf Eggs 1 1@'Fi Orel•".Y TO LOAN. M.,1„ L.C,1'.fi.O.,11.( .P.H.II„ f - '111111'.}' to LOUD ('31 g (y l(y '1 (j ttij J:glin have Ib•opped i,1 f» •Ina, so has ma FARM PROPERTY. ipjJ1alLN - i ut tli Ufl Laren Ntorlr of Prima ,t+ v i 1(,l t I BREAKFAST BACON 5114;, Win, Neal hag gone to I.onlrei for a'ltort time, 5Iis9 A, Swallow h0,9 gene t0 Seaforth to learn millinery. Prof. T. A. llawkins arrived this week 11111 lets et111 .' Work. Alis' Eliza Williameol le learning the "lightning slinging" with Wm. Neal. 1''red, Thomson and wife, of Wingham, ,v, r,: visiting et 'r. Melttbhl 'n thio wed,. On Wednesday Mr. Sage had the mbar fortune to lose a good year old Dolt from inflammation. Wm. Kinsmen and fancily, who have resided 10 our village for a 'imbue of years, have removed to WhtShaul, Tho new choose matter, Will Edgar, and wife, hove moved into the brick manse We welcome them to Walton. The Lady True Blue's, of Walton lodge, are engaged in embroidering a nog for the Orangemen. It is a beauty and ragouts great credit on the workers. Mr, and Mrs, Leech and Mise Ettie, of 'l'ilsonburg, were visiting friends 1101.0 this week. Mr. Leech has charge of a cheese Notary near Belgrave this season. Inspector Robb paid our solcool a visit on Thursday and expressed himself well satisfied with the condition of the school under bhe management of Mr. MoLauob. lin and MISS Kelly. Who were the two young ladies who were disturbing the studies of our pro. 511eetive M. D. a few evening., ago and trying to attract his attention by throw- ing; atones at hie window ? No 11e0 girls • talie9 a ' band of twelve men or morn and be has a Dasa in hand that requires all take part in the parade with the band hie 0118)4800. The R. T. of T. debate last Wednesday evening was a decided sucoess. Subject - "Resolved that woman should have the franchise." Decision was given in favor of the negative. Bubjeat for next night - "Resolved that woman suffers more from the evil effects of the liquor traffic than man." Captains 13. Moliibbin and Jas. Harris. Berm BUnNED.-The new barn of William Scott, 12th eon., of Maliillop, was destroyed by fire on Monday after- noon. He also lost a spring foal, 4 cal- ves, 9 pigs, a new binder and a new mower in addition to grain, hay, ,Go. The fire it is supposed to have been caused from a spark from the chimney of the Inooee. Mr. Soott was burned quite seriously in trying to save a colt from the flames. He will be laid up for menthe. There was an insurance of $1800 in Howick Mutual. will receive 626. At the last regular meeting of the Sea - forth cnnncil 8 petition from the mer - amnia was received, agreeing to take 45 eleotrio lights, providing the same are given at a cost of 11 cents per light per night. This being about the actual cost of furnishing the lights the council com- plied with the request and agreed to change the by-law accordingly. t:rtes•. Wm. Iiillough had quite a severe at- tack from La grippe, developing into an affection of the lungs, but he is improv• ing now, we are pleased to state. Next Monday evening F. J. Bonnest, organizer for the Patrons of Industry, will deliver an address in Smith's school house. On Wednesday evening he will be at Turnbull's school house. Drnn.-Last Friday forenoon old Mrs. Barker, mother of John and Matthew Barker, deceased, passed suddenly away at the advanced age of 93 years. She bad got up in the morning and had laced her shoes and was seated in her chair when she apparently dozed off to sleep. When her .attendant went over to her she found the old lady was dead. Mrs. Bar- ker had lived hero for the past 15 years or more, coming from the 01d Country. The funeral was on Sunday afternoon, the interment being made at Brussels cemetery.Rev. B. Sherlock of Ethel , , conducted theservioe. BTV isi hat'. Dr. Blac(0nald M. P. is away at Otta- wa ready for parliamentary work. Mrs. Fairfield and ohildren aro visiting her parents at Belfountaiu. The Salvation Army berraoks are near- ing completion, and see reo0iviug a coat of paint. Upwards of thirty car loads of salt were shipped from the Wingham salt wake during the past mouth, The oontraot of removing the old town hall to a lot opposite the Salvation Army barraoks was let to M. G. Alurdoub, of London, for the sum of 675. Thos. Agnew intends visiting the N. W. T. and will leave for Calgary shortly. He will engage in the lumbering businese if be can secure suitable location. The Bank of Hamilton has decided) to open a branch in Lueknow in a short time, and it is stated that J. C. Brown, of this agency, will be appointed agent. On Sunday the members of AIaitland Lodge, I. 0. 0. F. and visiting brethren, celebrated the 72nd anniversary of the Order by attending divine service in the Net Codi t church at 3:30 p. m. 1 s 1 1 0' i Barg factory, Geo. atter t n u who had the misfortune to mangle the first and second fingers of his right hand, has returned to town after spending a fow days with friends iu Seaforth, On the evening of April 10th a little daughter of Frank Flanagan, aged about six years, aooideubally tipped the tea pot over 00 herself, the hot tea eaalding her terribly on the shoulders and batik. Medical aid was procured, but of no avail and death acme to the relief of the little eufferer on Sunday night last. The re• mains were interred at London. 'B1uo•vale. The former Miss Tufts, of London, woe visibing here this week. Airs. (Rev.) Wallwio is spending part of the week at her home in Goderieb, her father being vary ill. Our new wagou maker and carriage builder is already hard at woe k in the large wagon shop text to Mr, Wasmau's blacksmith shop. Ward Farrow, the goniol assistant poetnlaeter of Brussels, was•in Bluevele last Sunday. Wo aro making an effort to ttsoortttin who Ward's girl is. Edward Leah left on Monday for Da. aeon en route to the N. W. T. The village will MIEs him and espooially the Mobhodieb ohnrah in which he was are - spaded and devoted worker. Rev. Goo. Leach, of Breeklin, Ont., was visiting big brother, Joseph Lomeli. The reverend gentleman is in poor Itoal1tt and thinks of superannuating next con. foroaoe if ho does not gain up speedily. Lltst Friday Fleming, the eleven year old son of John Burgers, died after a brief illness. The funeral took place on Monday. George Burgess has also boon on the sick het but i8 improving now. Council met on Monday. A number of ratepayers Prom lower Wingliam put in an teppoarttnee to try and 500ure a foot•bridgo across the river where the old bridge stood before the 0010 ono was built. Next Sunday Conductor Snider will proaoh at 10:80 and 7 o'oloalt in the Methodist ohuroh. In the evening he will preach, by request, his railroad ser- mon. Ito will also preach at 2:30 at Ebenezer, aliag Beowustown, fn Morris. BAR AonlotNT.-We are sorry to have to state that Willie Dnff met with a serious accident, last Friday, while work- ing in his fatliGr'e saw hill. In some way his right hand Came in contact with VPx-oxeter. Not having seen anything in your paper from our lively little town, thought I would write a few lines and let your readers know something of what is going on in our midst. We (the town) are just recovering from a severe attack of measles nearly every youngster bavingl been laid up with them, but, happily, al are on a fair way to recovery. Mies Hopper has beenre engaged ae 3rd tone/ear in our school. Steve Playford, who was census ann. merabor, bas completed his work. A large number of suckers were caught in the river here by netting them. One hotel -keepers have beep granted fresh lillenees for the ensuing year. Easiness is rather dull on account of the farmers all being busy seeding. The small boy and the fiehiug rod are to the fore again, as also are Iamb buyers. The Sanderson block has had a fresh coat of paint, which adds considerably to its pearance. B'Iapessre. Sanderson 8t Hennings sold three carloads of potatoes lash week, which were sent to the Philalelphia market. One of the greatest drawbacks to mar- ried life is housecleaning. It's ab this particular season of the year a than who's married wishes he wasn't. Messrs, Hemphill ez Rutherford Bros., hardware inanimate, reueivsd a carload of nails from Montreal last week. Quits a lot of building going on this year. Wm. Smalo, sou of Dr. Smote, of this town, secured his diploma for an M. D. at Dotreit. Will is now a full-fledged "Duo." Blay good luck attend him. Our town population has boon oonsid- orably inamaeed since the new year by new families moving into town,so that now there is scarcely an empty house in the town. Rev. Me. Davidson, wife and family are away on a six months' visit to Soot - laud. .His place is being ably filled by his brother John, who has been studying at University in Toronto fur some time past. It is our painful duty to have to record the death of the infant slaughter of T. Ramsbaw, who died Sunday evening from aa attack of measles. The parents have the sympathy of the oomtnouity in their bereavement. `Masers. Sanderson 5t Miller, general merchants, have circulars out announcing their intention of selling for cash, or its equivalent, only, after May 1st. We con- sider this a step in the right direction, and trust they may succeed in their new departnre. Nearly all the females in our town have blood iu their eye, and the mu are very 'reek and submissive at present. The cense is easily explained by a glance at any of the yards, in which carpets, furniture and everything in geueral is strewed around. George Brown, son of our esteemed townsman, Rev. Mr, Brown, is one of the orown witnesses on the double murder case, now being tried, at L'Origimtl, 13,tinet Lareeque for the murder of two libbin girls, scholare in the sohoel of which Mr. Brown was toneher. Sports seam to be very dull hare at present. Our football or baseball team hove not yet re.organized. Wako up, boys, time to prautise and show people what yen can do. We understand Corrie and Wroxeter are going to have a union baseball club again this year and iamb Mune is going to be 1t change for the. better of the team. Several now players wi11 be seen in Union suits. Snuaese to them, Wm. II. Eyre, registrar of deeds fur Wast Northumberland, died in Cobourg on Satnechey. Levi Krupp, of Formosa, an insane 01' mate of the county jail awaiting trans- forenoe to eh aeyh nl, died in his call from starvation ono clay recently. Ap- plication had been made fat hie admin. 81031 to the asylum, bat he died pending the completion of orrangemente. every- thing possible had been done for hie coin. fort and all hie wants supplied, but he steadfastly refused to either eat dr drink, the saw while mating slabs and was bad- Ho Would allowtithing, not even wine ly laderated. Three angors had to be or milk, to pass his lipe. The verdict of amputated. HO is doing as well as could the jury was that death woe caused by bo Woad. lack of nourishment. SMOKED EA 51S, ,1OxAruA08 B it:Ji as', Llntuwel, nye :- y.„ 4IU11 MEAT, ' 87,,, 1 ,t•, 111111 v,. u d J,,,( to 115 1.01, 0n0 on in odioul mu„ Pni roiuib All Of Our Ow) (airing. they termed a hopeless ease at ecusumptinn, Dr. Sin ebbe cured mo." Nits mem. Penne o, Weedbanse, saya "When all others 11111ed, Dr. Sluelnlr cured 100 of ate," D. Ittuns rronx, l'arlatou Plane, says 1 - "Dr. 518018110 cured me of ('atarrb " Ono, Rowan, BID), says:--' Dr. Siuotalr trod mo of boort (Itsen u au gsn s 1 dropsy, whoa 411 others !ailed," Diaeaoeu of Primp, Nature, brought one by jolty, lir. Sinclair certainly Cerrve, Ce0au3.tatiorm >='oca, WILL BE AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS, Thu rsday, May 28, '91. ENTIRE HORSES AND MARES _OR, S.I LE. The subscriber offers the following Well-bred Animals for Sale : "Cadiz" (0504), Vol. II ; "Ilerl of Breadalbane" (6709), Vol. II. These horees are 8 years old ; heavy draught. "Lagen Chief," 6 years old, Leavy draught. One Entire Colt, rising 2 years, from im. ported stook on both sides ; heavy draught. "Prince of Douglas," a road or carriage stallion, rising 8 years ; imported. One Heavy Draught Mere, 6 years old ; imported ; with foal. Ono Canadian bred Mare, heavy draught, rising 6 years, with foal by her side. One Mare Foal, from imported stook on both sides. One Gelding, 3 years old, heavy draught. LS -Lumina Taus will be made to Responsible Parties. The above mentioned stook may be seen, pedigrees secured and prices ob- tained by applying to A. it.UPEIII, 20• BRUSSELS P. 0, HIGHEST - CASH - PRICE Paid for Wool at the L Woollen i lse We wish to call your at- tention to the fact that we still Want more Wool, and we are determined to snake this wool season one of the largest, for we have a Tre- mendous Stock of Goods on hand. d. y an It is necessary that you should look around be, fore you dispose of your wool to see where you can Make the best purchases with it in WOOLLEN GOODS, Buy in the Cheapest, Sell in the Dearest, Do not fail to come and see our Large Stock of New Fine Flannels, in New Shades and Patterns. Something Never Before Shown the Public We have made up a lot of Fine Halifax Tweeds, just the thing for school boys. We also have a big stock of Fine Tweeds, Coarse Tweeds, Bed Blankets, horse Blan- kets, Flannels, Robed Skirts, Cotton Shirtings, Cottonades, Shirts and Drawers for this season's trade, which we offer AT BOTTOM PRICES. Do not be deceived by pedlars, but come and deal direct at the Factory, where you can rely on getting a good assortment to choose from, Everybody should conte and try our fine Grey Flannel thn,t won't shrink in washing. and outwears the common grey flannel sold the public. Roll Cary ing, Spinning, Fulling and Manufacturing Tweeds, Flannels, Blankets, &c. On short notice. B, I?'. Brook & on We also lfannfaeture I3ologua Sausage. Patronize home industry by calling onus. Oive me a call and prove the truth. Wriest( of the above statements, Wm, Blashill, Butcher, ALLAN LINE _Royal ;Ifuil S'telunahips. CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE r'ORTNIOUTLT (MILIEUS rROS PORTLAND on HALIFAX, To DERRY 031 LIV13R1'OOL. CABIN IRA7.'liS, 8K.10, 800 and Beg, Riegle; $80, t;e0 and *110 .Return, acoerding to Location of Stateroom, No CATTLE CAltnn,D. INTERMEDIATE, outward 825; Prepaid 00 Steerage at Lowest antes. .t•('t'/11111111Nlit1111145 (Ill5•11•1111ea('ll. AU1.1Y to II. d; A. ALLAN, Montreal, alt W. 11.1181111, Aintree, Banseens. Why Not Do roar Own Thinking? BStntlnrtL., November gth,111816 J. M. 1PIcLnon, Goderiob, DEAR Sun. -I should have written before now to lot you know bow I am getting along. I am allot better thnn 7 was; gaining streegttl every day. I have a goodappetite and sleep well. I can take the full quantity o1 the Sydtem Renovator and 1t does not sicken me. Sly limbs are all right now; quite smart in that way; swelling all gone. The greet thirst is gone; I drink no water at night, but I take a little buttermilk. I am quite straight again. Sena me another bottle of your System Renovator. Yours, dm, JAS. Duxcex. FOURTEEN ouONTIIe LATER. Bitumens, February 7)12, 1891. J. M. McLno1, Sacraria, Gil DEAR Sin. -Fifteen veare a33'last Novem- ber I Started to doctor first ; 11.005 treated for dyspepsia, but they never helped me any. At times I suffered greatly from my stomach ; I continued. but I grow worse. I turned dropsical ; limbs and body swelled badly. You ]c y 0 now the state I was in robed I welrt 40 GOdeTiOn-11. morn Brock, could hardly walk -suffering from Bright's dis- ease. Ono one year ago last 1011 I began your mend i Renovatorandd S continued Cure. I Lagan to three m iu a few day. ; continued tion for Ehruo mouths steady. Although I was told I could not ba 000s,1, it you 08101 me now, well and beauty ; oat everything that somas iu the way. I owe you the praise of saving my 11fe. I was in a hopeless condition whom I went to you, in fast no one thought I would get bettor. I cannot speak too highly of you and of your medicines, for it was them that cured me. Words cannot express my thanks to you. FToursrooly pass 101y name to anjote. JAMES DUNCAN. BOLD nT J, T. PEPPER, BnrssEL1. Buggies -at- LOWEST RATES, Private andCompanyFunds, .4 Y.'1'J:."SC 'CGI J.C.FIeflernan, J.A.Young, Valuator. Agent. Ethel P.0,, Ont. 'At/ OPLL `lA'Cr,`.' PARTIES 1'O Columbia tam: ;•:ir GT ON ,.. ., ., .,..• •1 n.711 081 F1'idut'a. 1891 I MAY 1st. 1893 AYLh. holo!Utg 'rlu91uMg11 1016r'11:5Il')111/'er 'Without Obange. For Berths and all Information apply to J, T. Pepper, AGENT, BRUSSELS. Shoddy - - Pedlars Are on the Warpath, so are im- plement agents to entrap the nary farmer into buying inferior plows made at a distance from Brussels, for which you cannot get repairs when needed. Palmers consultOnr 045'11 in- terests y terests and encourage home man- ufacture by calling at the Brussels 1our.ciiy Where you can get it Superior Article at a Reduced Price, Guar- anteed to give Satisfaction, or n0 sale. Plows, NUDE Rest PSIlabulg Cast Steel.. Boards, Single and Rouble. Plow Points of Every Make at 40e. each - Gang Points 25 Cents. Bugg le,R 1 Best Pittsburg Steel Boards fitted an cg nay plow at the Lowest Possible !'rice. Bo sure and call and examine our Buy your Buggies from stock before buying. - D.EWAN - I W. R. Wilson, Brussels. And Save Money. I alp building a large number of the Best Buggies, wllieh are to bo sold at the Lowest Prices ever offered to the public. Every- thing about them is First-class. The very Hest Standard Wheels, and the Workmanship through- out Guaranteed. I am Determined to make a Big Slaughter on Prices this year, I have sold a largo number of ]3uggies du ing the past 5 years to many of the leading men of this section and surrounding, country, and I 1:1u'pose to peep NA AM -)0P(- Children's Wagons S Carts -)AT(- i e Post' Bookstore, DO YOU PLAY CROQUET a, up the number and double the CROQUET SETS, quantity. Call and See the Rigs and Bet our Prices, New Goods sold at Close Prices Don't buy a buggy until you toe my Stock of Choice Buggies. • Cricket Set, for Boys 8, G and •1, Bales, TO RAND, Repairs in -Wood work and Iron clone at Bock Bottom Prices. Painting and Carriage Trimming done at the very Lowest Rates. Ilorsoshooing Done with the Best Experience and Attention, as i11 the past. 11.NAb1 BUSINESS. D. EWAN. Shop opposite Queen's Hotel, T11TJSSELS. Including Bat, Ball, Wickets. and Bales. They are Just the Thing fat. the C011ling cricketers, 'Post' Bookstore, BRUSSELS.