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Na need to churn for two flours
or more and then have
Poo Batter.
Ilse one of -our all glass dairy
thermometers to find the right
temperature and churning will be
made easy. Before churning,
however, add to the cream It
small quantity of DeWI itt's Jersey
batter Color
Which will give the butter the
color necessary hi order to get
the highest price. It is sold in
Brussels only by
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
nominee EXTENSION W. G. & E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING Sotern. GOING NonTII.
Express ^r21 a.m. I Mixed 0:43 Dona
tf:xed nel7 p.m.! Mail 12:52 p.m
1 --'focal tletus �tG111 .
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
,9n faith he'll punt it.
Reen the advereisenteuta,
Roan Fair Thursday, April 1st,
SCHOOL Board Friday evening of this
week,
GET the 8nO1 off y oar share of the
sidewal k.
Us goes THE Posr circulation. Are
you a subseriber ?
Messes. CLEGG & Deems shipped a e tr
of cattle and a oar of hogs. They u.so
shipped a oar from Belgrave.
A. LIVELY otter was chased at the river
by the fax mill Last Saturday. IIe
eluded his pursuers by taking a dive
under the ice.
Now is the time to arrange for the
organization of the various athletic. or
sporting clubs, so as to get in good form
in the early Spring.
TEE next and last Monthly Horse
Fair for this season will be held in B. as•
sele on Thursday, April 1st. It will be
no April Fool of a Fair, however.
OVER 1,000 cordo of heading bolts hive
been delivered at Anent Bros. facto -y
yard. The firm have a staff of 20 hands
at work in the factory and mw mill.
THE report of the Provincial Grand
Orange Lodge may be read on page 6 of
this iseue. A synopsis of the proposed
amendments to the Crook's Aot may also
he fond.
Len Saturday William Bird received
a serious kick on the lega from one of the
horses while passing behind the animal
in the stable. No bones were broken but
a severe bruise inflioted.
MRs. E. Bones has secured the coo.
patent services of Miss Dunbar, of Guelph,
for another season. She has been at.
tending the city Millinery Openings for
the past three weeks and will be here
next Monday to prepare for the Spring
display, which will be ennonaced later in
theca columns.
LAST Friday evening the Town Band
expected to give an elocutionary enter.
tainment, Miss !Margaret Stuart Clark,
of Philadelphia, being engaged for that
occasion. Unfortunately the weather
was unpropitioue and the attendance was
meagre. Miss Clark, however, gave one
Scotch bnmoroos selection entitled "Tak-
ing a Photograph.' The Band contri-
buted a fine selection made up of favorite
Scotch airs, that will stand repeating.
Miss Clark went to Ripley from Brussels.
Iuroaree HORSE.—Last week Tbos. Mc•
Lauohlin, the well known horseman, pur-
chased "Sir Walter," it fine imported
Clydesdale stallion from Adams Bros., of
Drayton. They bought the horse from
Robt. Beith, the well known importer, of
Bowmanville. He has been a very suc-
eessful Show horse, ns the many prizes
taken at Toronto, Montreal, Loudon and
other places will prove. Mr, MoLanehlin
purposes placing hint on a route in this
incility and all horsemen should see him
and enquire fete his pedigree before
breeding.
Nonts MGSICreeis AND THEIR MMosre."--
The Literary Department of the Bp.
worth League presented an interesting
program on Monday evening all bearing
on the above topic. LI. L. Jackson pre.
sided. The following ie a sketch of the
program rendered ;—"Jamee 141oGrana•
han and Ira D. Sankey," by Mise Moore ;
solo, "In memoriam," P. P. Bliss, by
Mise Bessie Moore ; "Mozart," by llfiss
Jennie Ewe ; "Beethoven, Fisher and
Torrington," Mise Norton ; solo, arc
ranged by Torrington, Mies Sample ;
instrumental, "Blind Tom," Mies
Norton ; Jennie Lind and Christina
Neilsen," Mies Maggie P,enttie ; "Han
del," by Rev. S. J. Allin ; violin solos,
by Sousa, H. L. Jackson,
bXirrTA.RY MEETING.—The annual meet•
ing of bhp officers of the 33rd (flume)
Battalion was held at the Rettenbnry
Hoose, Clinton, last Friday afternoon.
There ware present Lieat,•Cal, Wilson,
Major Varoos, Oopts. Ileys, Wilson,
Coelia, Shaw, Ranee Keine, Young,
Lints. McTaggart, Johnson and Gold-
thorpe, Surgeou.Major Holmes, Pay-
master Major Jordan and Quartermaster
Major Beek. It was decided to endeavor
to have the next Camp of In+truciion at
Gaderioh, and Al. 0. Cameron, 111, P.,
will be asked to use his influence in that
direction. Committees were appointed
to look after Battalion '-hatters as fol.
lows :—Finance—Surges llolmee, Pay-
master Jordan, Capt, Young, Major
Versos. Mese-9argeon Holmes, Pay.
muster Major Jordan, Qoartermestar
)Stajor Beok, Band --Major Wilson,
Caps. Wilson, Capt. [le.ye. Spanial—
Liout.•OoLWilson, Major Becic, Surgeon
Holmes, Capt. Combs, Cept. Flays. It
VMS decided to hold the annual dinner in
Godorich robabl in the month
y ofJuna
the commit oe to fix the date and make
a'rangemenle. A resolution was mewed
and eeended and unanimously onrriad
thanking Capt. Combo for his able
defence of the Militia, bheotrgh the local
pans, when the meeting adjourned.
emoorawm
THE BRUSSELS POST .MAR 12, 1897
Da. 04VANAGII, of Owen Sound, has es- I MESSRS. Sent & JONES shipped 2 ears
mired tanothee assistant. The young of export cattle from Brussale on There.
gentleman is a near relative of the Dre. : day. They go via Boston.
A testi upright piano, with maudolin Unite bo the nervous condition of Mies
attachment, menufautnred by the Bow. Lillian Ainley the foundry whtbble was
nutnville Pfann 010„ hue been purchased not blown for several &lye.
by Jas. Jones from Scutt Brea., Seaforth. Tins residence of D, A. Lowry, corner
Toet'trltns should make application to of Queen and Turnberry streets, tuts been
the Inspectors, at once, for the necessary i leased to Thos, Thnnnpeon, proprietor of
examination peyote for the Promotion the Bruseole and Seaforth stage.
1'lxaminations, whish will be held on the MRasss, lieeiten & VANe'roNE reamed a
, h s e oar f atitoba' flour •
21 Lh and ., ,ln ui E , t u M t fl ut it oar of sed corn
0
1'nE Brnssele flax mill has fluished last from Belle River, Ont. ; and a ear of
season's crop of flax. The proepaots seeds this week. linty shipped aear of
of it large acreage being sown thio year wheat and 2 ours of mate, end next week
are very favorable as far as application will forward a mar of live hogs.
for seed is menthol. Ir is hinted that one of the attraatfone
JAcaeeN has been re-engaged to for the Queen's Birthday in Brunets, it/
instruct th,' nein and Brum Bend so as connection with the noes, will be a
to have the boys in tirst•elass shape for pacing race between Smith & IdeLareu's
the monute' celebration to be hell in bay, of Braeeel+, and J. Soott's ohesinnt,
Brussels on July 12th, of Listowel, The horses fire suppo•ed to
MrsT vE CAsu.---Owing to the trouble be fairly evenly matched as to speed.
keeping track of them and the frequent D. FnnIN has in his employ Mr. Win.
loses, we have decided that email items ons, who wrote "The Spirit mephitis of
for casual job worst and advertising meet Hon. Mackenzie Rowell' 'Sit' G'hnrlas
be paid for whet/ the work to got. The
poatage and stationery often used in
sending out these small accounts egmale
the amount due. TEE POST is always
anxious to enure work, but we don't par.
pose doing it at it direct loss, if we know
it, and we have tried the credit plan long
enough to be satisfied that it is uo good,
hence the above decision where regular
acconnts are not run,
ON the '.PEs.—Before the gentle
zephyrs from the Smith took away the
ice and snow Brussels Junior Curling
Club had a strong desire to try another
bout with the young athletio men
of Wroxeter. Monday evening was
the time chosen and Wroxeter rink the
place owing to our rink being a thing of
the past. The Northerners weren t very
badly in it all through and our stone
twirlers bad their eye well on the tee and
as a consequence Brussels won by 22
shots, and what is unusual each winning
rink had 11 to the good. Score was as
follows :— ('
BROssELS. WROSETER.
TUNE No. 1.
Dr. Davidson, Robt Rae,
James Fox, John Trooper,
J. H. Cameron, Jno. McLeod,
J.D. Warwick, viten R. Thynne, skip.. 8
RINE so. 2.
0. S. Sarney, Jno. Brawn,
W. J. Stewart, 'R. Martin,
Jno. MoBitin, J. McTavish,
A. Cousley, sltip.,21 G. Paulin, akip..10
Tobal 40 Total 18
Our boys were hospitably entertained
and enjoyed the outing tiptop. "It's
wonderful bow we do it but we do."
SAD ACCIDENT.—Shorbly before 12 o'•
°look last Saturday night the fire bell
rang out the alarm and out came the
engine reed boas carts on the double
quick. Before they had been taken very
far they we're stopped on the intelligence
that the fire, which was at Wm. Ainley's
residence, was out. The fire apparatus
was returned to the Fire Hall and not a
feta people went home congratulating
themselves that little or no damage was
doge. But to the cad surprise of a large
portion of Bresels, the terrible news was
told on Sabbath morning that Miss
Lillian Maley had been most seriously
burned by the explosion of a hanging
lamp, which she was in the act of blow-
ing out before retiring to rest, and that
her father was also a sufferer from burn-
ed hands in his efforts to save his daugh•
ter's life. The explosion sounded like
the °rack of a rifle and when Willie
Ainley saw his sister fall to the floor
wreathed in flames he grabbed a quilt
and blanket from his couch and attempt.
ed to smother the fire, but in her deeper.
anion Miss Ainley made a rush from the
room, screaming that she was being
roasted to death. Mr. and Mrs. Ainley
sprang from their bed, and while the
former was endeavoring to pull off the
burning underclothing the mother seizecl
a pail of water and threw it upon her
frantio daughter, putting out the fire
about her head and shoulders and the
balance was soon mastered. Although
all of this happened in a minute or two,
the sufferer received a very severe scorch•
in from the top of her head to her feet,
her face, arms and hands being the
worst. Willing hands and feet cane
speedily to the aid of the parents and
two physician were soon in attendance
and the patient tenderly oared for.
Since then she has been in s very low
oondition owing to the mervous shook
coupled with the buruiug. The gravity
of the case is inoreasecl owing to the fait
that Miss Ainley bas nob been in the best
of health for several months. It is said
that the lamp and obimoey were blown
into a thousand pieces. One piece of
glees was taken out of hiss Ainley'e
wrist. If good wishes and sincere sym-
pathy will have any effect on the recovery
of the young body, her eouvalesoecse
should be rapid, which we sincerely hope
will be the one. Mr. Ainley is carrying
his left arm in a sling and Ilia right hand
is also badly disabled from the effects of
the burning he received. No damage was
dope to the hoose as the fire was speedily
pet out by the aid of floor mats. No
such aeoldent has occurred in Brussels
for many a year, if ever. Since the above
was in type we are called upon to record
the deeth of the young lady mentioned
above, the closing hour of life was 1
o'clock Thuraclay morning, four days
from the time of the accident. The ter-
rible burning of her neck, left hand and
arm and left limb were of such a ehar-
aeter that the possibility of her recovery
was impossible, and after it short period
of great suffering she quietly and peace-
fully passed away from time. Deceased
was the eldest ohild and only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ainley and was born it/
Brussels. She was 20 years, 2 months
and 24 daye old and was a general favor-
ite with all, Possessed of a fine voice
she wee welcomed to soolaf gatherings
and at the time of the sod accident was
preparing her part for a publio enter•
tainmonb to be given shortly in Bruseete.
She was a member of the olturtlt and
Endeavor noire of Melville church for
several years. Death had no terrors to
the subject of thio notice as she told those
who conversed with her that "All was
well." There is no language adequate to
express the deep and general sympathy
felt and expressed for the parents and
brothers in their heavy bereavement but
they have the comforting assurance that
"Ha death all tbinge well," and if the de-
emed had to suffer forears from the
result of the burning received a kind
Providence took bar away from all pain
and suffering, The funeral will take
plane on Saturday afternoon ab 8,30
o'clock. Service at 8 p. ne. Interment
at Broeeels cemetery.
Tupper's appeal to his beloved Country" •
"Sir Charles' appeal to his Son," and "I
ken ower Country in near Sold Out," and
others, before the overthrow of the
Tupper Government,
Socrem—Friday evening of next tvrek a
sooiel will be held at the resident/ of W.
H. Mo0utsbeot, 60h line, Morrie, under
the auspices of the Fife and Deem Band.
A. good program of music, readings, &e„
will be presented attd conveyances will be
provided to take all desiring to go from
Brunets, Rigs will leave Gerry Bros'.
store at 7 o'clock,
Heerssow.—Wednesday morning et 11
a, m. Rev. H. W. Jeans, of Listowel, tied
the matrimonial bow at the residence of
Alex. Ellis, Queen street, between Wm.
Oakley, of Morris township, and Miss
Charlotte Benner, adopted daughter of
Mr. Ellis. Mr, and Mrs. Oakley left on
the 1 o'clock train for a short wedding
trip to London. May happiness and
prosperity vetoed them.
Seem or MAGAZINES.—The following
magazines will be offered for sale by
public emotion to all who are members of
the Public Library ou Mouday evening,
March 15th, at 8 o'clock :—Monsey ;
Buffalo Express ; Ladies' Hama Journ•
al ; Cosmopolitan ; MuClure'a ; Satur-
day Night ; Boy's Own ; Girl's Own ;
Sunday at IIome • Puck ; Massey's
magazine ; Literary Digest • Canadian
magazine ; Ram's Horn. The porcliaser
may remove each number when new one
is placed on Library table. G. F. Blair,
Secy.
Sore Tina sir."—Brussels Carling
Club p,,,y'-.'t fri•e,d!v gauge with the
inane and beset, the second of this sea-
son, with Wroxeter last Monday ou the
rink of the latter. Victory perched on
the banner of the visitors and all enjoyed
the game, although the ice was a little on
the soft side. Following is the record :—
WRosETr.R. BRUSSELS.
nese NO. 1.
3. McTavish, J. Hewitt,
J. Bray, F. S. Scott,
Wm. Robison, Wm. Thomson,
T. Rae, skip10 J. T. Ross, skip, .13
luxe No. 2.
J. Brawn, J. 'Lay',
R. Black, W. O 33', Seeobbr,
A. Brown, D. C. Rose,
0. Black, skip -12 S. Laird, skip..23
Total 81 Total 36
(ADDITIONAL L0090 ON rams 1.)
Business Locals.
A 1 LAKE Boron herring cheap at Me-
Craolten's.
LAKE herrings for sale at Jae, Ballon.
tyne's grocery.
No. 1 Clover and Timothy Beed olheap
at MoOraoken's.
APPLETON'S world renowned Teas for
sale at Tbomeon's.
Rooms or dwelling to rent over my
store. I. C. Richards.
SEED Peas for sale, warranted clean.
Walter Ynill, gravel road.
Do not forget we repair rubbers, boots
and shoes cheap and durably.
I. 0. Richards.
Some men's felt boots on hand yet
which will be sold at a bargain.
I. 0. liioberds.
PAIR of new bob -sleighs to exchange for
wood or lumber. Good chance. Jae.
Walker, Carriage maker.
Just received a oar Load of seeds,
Clover, Timothy, Mengel and Turnip.
BAExua & VANstosE,
$20 AsternaN gold piece lost in or near
Brussels. A. suitable reward will be paid
by leaving it at TEE Poet at onoe.
W. F. STEWAR'1' has now completed
repairs at the National Roller Mills
which will enable him to guarantee
satisfaction. Manitoba flour always on
hand.
G ovr goat robe lost, small size, between
Brussels and Blyth on the evening of
March 6th. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at Beattie's Livery,
Brussels.
Ken's Glover Root, the great Blood•
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the oomplexiou and cures constipation,
26 ate, 60 Cts and $1.00. Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Sermon's cure is sold on a guarantee.
It pores isoipient conniption. It is
the bast cough sure. Only one Dont a
dose. 26 ole., 60 its. and 01.00. Sold by
Janes Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
COMMUTABLE brick residenne with every
cotventenoe, furnace, &c., for sale or to
reit. Immediate p055555intl given.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Ternberry street, Brussels!.
Carxare Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Gal„ ease :—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the liret medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Primo 50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Brue.
Bele,
I Do saw -filing for 25o, each time after
the first tlma if no one files between
times, and I charge accordingly if saw
gate damaged. Wood taken in payment
if delivered at the time the deal is made,
TEos. MCGREGOR,
Tits hardest saws warrented full sot
without breaking, as I have a new, safe
and feet way of setting sows. Saws that
are in line order given in exchange for
saws that are out of order by paying the
difference. T. MoGregor, saw filer, Brue-
sels, Queen St., Bust.
BE YouR OWN LAwyEIt."—This work
is justly called "Secrets of the Law
Office for it gives ten times more info(•
/nation that intolligont people feel the
need of knowing Aran any other wont
published in Canada. Send to W. IL
Anger, 28 Ulster St., Toronto, for sped -
men pages and prioe. There is nothing
like it in Canada,
STIXDr LR.D BANI.E O.F Cr�1,N4D(4,
T. HZcSBS11^•tD d.Ef7a,
HEAD OFFICE( - TORONTO
ASSP'r S, (Seven Million Dollars) 57,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • - $2,000,000
.Ipencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, illanitoba, United States d) England.
A General Banking Business Tratsactad. Farmers' Notes Dieoomnted.
Drafts Issued and Colleotions made oil all pointe.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded 111110 yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TitE COLLECTION 01' 'FARMERS' SALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Customers living ata diatanoo.
J. A. STEWART MANAGER.
,,. mamasasommaceu,:'t011.rs.•m.nosnc.,mrm.aormIMM,®
Cenrees,--Any one desiring carpels
will do well to Call at the Benne:Is Wool.
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of eatnplee
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 30e. to $1,00. llowir & Co,
BAnaAIN Oyt'EREIL—That eligible half
one lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be die.
posed of below oost. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to JoLE H.vumcevlls,
174 Queen et. West, Toronto.
CONSULT YOUR Doctose,--If 11e advises
Ood Liver Oil are recommend Wompole's
Tasteless Preparation. Yon court taste
the oil l all you taste is wild cherry, and
that's good. What you get is flesh end
strength. Cures coughs, snide and
wastive diseases. JAS. 1'0x,
3 m Chemist and Druggist.
New BARIUM—Haying purchased the
business and good will of N. Blackmer°,
I am now in possession and prepared to
attend to the wane of the public. We
will have constantly on bund a first -Class
supply of bread, buns, cakes and poetry.
Bread delivered daily to all parts of the
town. Orders promptly attended to.
The patronage of the people of Brussels
and surrounding country solicited. Sable.
faotion guaranteed. W.A. CRICH.
SCRML -
MonaxeoN,—Tn Lima, on Feb. 2701, the
wife of Mr. Joseph Morrison of a
son.
GILxrNsoN.—In Llma, on Murch tat, the
wife of Mr. Joseph Gilleinson of a
son.
Cava/mem—In Owen Sound on Tuesday,
March 911, the wife of Dr. Cavanagh,
formerly of Brussels, of a eon.
s,r�MEMIX.Ma,
OARLEY—BENNRn,—In Brussels, on March
10th, by Rev. H. W. Jeans, of Listo-
wel, at the residence of ttir. Alex.
Ellis, Queen street, 11ir. William
Oakley, of Morris, to Miss Charlotte
Benner, adopted daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ellie.
Douoree.—In Grey, on March 7th, Adani
Douglas, aged 58 years, 6 months
and 17 days.
Aneeny.—In Brussels, on March 11th,
Lillian Laurette, only daughter of
William and Samantha Ainley, aged
20 years, 2 months and 24 days.
GILRINsoN.—In Elena, on Alaroll let, the
infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Gilkinson, aged twenty mitluttes.
ScIITH,—In Morrie, on March 11th,
George Smith, aged 74 years, 8
months and 5 days. Fnnerai on
Saturday at 2 p. m. from his regi•
denote con, 0.
.Ar.7e 'z0N oAmereee-
Pstn ss, Marob 12th.—Lot 8, Can. 10,
Grey. Farm stock, implements, &o.
Sale unreserved, at 1 p. m. Peter
Watson, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, An.TUESDAY, darn 10th —Farm stook,
implements. East . lot 18, Con. 17,
Grey. Sale at 1 p. m. Duncan Mo -
Kenzie, Prop. lr. S. Scott, Auo.
WEDNESDAY, March 17.—Lots 16 & 17,
con. 10, Grey. Farm, farm stook, (l:e.
Sale at 10 o'clock. Lunch ab 12. Mrs,
R. Brown, Jas. and Jno. Brown, Esecu•
tors, F. S. Scott, Auc.
=RV-So=2+n3 1�¢AFv S-7'I'Eti.
Fall Wheat
Spring wheat
Barley.
Peas .,
Peas (large)
Oats
Bettor, tube and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel......,
Potatoes (per bag)
Hey per tot.
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep nine, eon
Lamb skins eon
Apples per bbl
Hoge, Live
Dressed Hoge
71 72
80
20 22
37 88
5.1 55
16 17
10 11
0 10
4 00 4 60
25
7 00 00
5 5i
4
1 00 00
50
15 40
50
460 4(10
5 00 6 50
THE PEOPLE'S COLUIVI .
tOBD 'WOOD WANTED, -100
�J colds, 4 feet loon, eat or hard, for nosh.
1tONALD PIRA 10NG11115 WORKS,
my BENT..—LOT 10, IN THE
J. Gth Couoeasion of Township of Grey,
100 acres 80 mum( cleared ; good buildings ;
good orchard anti well wateicti. Will be rout-
ed tor a terns of years, Apply to
32.4 WILLIAM POLLARD, EtbelP.O
0 OD WANTED.—MAR1t T
pile° will be paid ter 9,000 en 4,000
cords of cord wood, either sort or bard, to bo
delivered this Winter at the EIVT117RPRI570
SALT WOI3ICS,Brussels.
20tf 15state of T. T. COLIIMAN,
''ARM FOR BALE,-100AORES
in the Township of Howlett being lots
15 and 111 Oan, 0. 80 mores aro cleared, and 20
Iterea in bash, Balli( barn with atone stab-
ling underneath, and frame house with
eallat', n good thriving orchard, norm
fa eituabed 3milea frau Wrexeteh•. ler fur•
Gm particulars apply to ALEX, HISLOT',
34.4 Wro5oter P, 0.
1 .�1A.R1I FOR SALE.—THE UN.
i 1 0 air farm f
,na o bn b a o
t I NRD a ry l r
ANo a Bast ti avannsh 12th sop. 2 miles
rent W 1 ugh ton. Good b8011 barn, SOxeb foot,
good fined house, orchard, funo0e, &0,
8ohool house on corner ofleb, PoesOssiol
at oven, W 1C be sold *heap If sold seen,
Terms reasonable, Apply for nutlet/Ian to
WM, 011011 G Wingbam • .308. 01105(3,
Bruesels, or 0, t',, nioz1NsbN, Wieghatn.
%.UOT10N SALE 010 FARA?, FARi1I
1. STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c,
Mr. F. 14, Scott, Auctioneer, has received in-
structions from the undersigned to sell by
public 'motions at Lots Bi and. 17, 000.10,
Grey, on WEDNNSUAV, alABOil 17Th, 1627
oOm ntenming at 10 a.511, sharp. Lintel] served
at noon. The following valuable property,
viz.: -1 imported stallion ; 1 heavy draught
mare, 0 years old . 1 heavy draught mare ;
1 aged mare; 1 driving horse 4 years old; 1
driving horse 3 years old ; 1 driving horse 8
veers old ; 8 tont& cows supposed In calf ; 4
heifers rising 3 years, supposed Is eon ; 1
honer rising'2 years; 0 steers rising 2 years ;
0 valves ; 1 thorn' -bred Durham bird 2 years
olct with pedigree; 13 leleesterr Sheep; 1
ram ; 7 pigs .1 mouths Old ; 1 sow with pig-;
host,, her 01 hells; 1 Massey -Harris binder; 1
Patterson mower; 1Lyon reaper ; 1 op 50
cylinder pea thresher, 1 Imp straw eutber
2 fanning mills; 2 threshing machines; 1
jack ; 2 lumber wagons ; 2 truck wagons ; 1
seed drat ; 1 land roller ; 3 seta iron Intr.
rows4 general purpose plows; 2 gang
1 2 Peppers ; 2. top baggies ; 1 milk
wagon ; 1 roil cart • 1 cutter ; 4 sets bob-
sleighs; 2 ,and earls 1 domoe'at: 1 ctreuler
BIM; .1 horse rake 1 hay fork, ropes and
Pulleys ; 2 hay racks 1 sheaf lifter, 2 sots of
ropes; 1 set sealos (0,000 lbs.); 2 sots team
harness ; 2 sots plow tarnese ; 1 eat double
light harness ; 2 sets angle harness ; 2
wheelbarrows; 1 riding saddle; 1 grind-
stouo; 3 sets wbialotreee ; 4 nest( yokes ; 2
turnip snufflers; 2 nost-hole Spoons 2 grain
era0lea ; A good sot of trainer's pike poles 1
1 good water trough ; 1 stump inaohcne ; 2
sugar kettles ; a Quantity of houeeholdfur-
niture ; a large quantity of hay ; 600 bushels
of oats; 1110 bushels good coed barley ; 100
bushels good seed pans; seythos, forts.
chains, shovels and other articles to 000100-
005 to mention. Sole without reserve to
close up the estate. The sploudut O00 acre
farut, being lots le and 17, (ion. I0, 11111 be
offered for solo an the same day. 140 acres
cleared, balmier, well timbered. Stone
house, baule borne, driving shed and other
necessary outbuildings. Large orchard
About G0 auras Mowed ready for crop, and
balance seeded (town. If farm is not sold 1t
will be leased. Possession given at once.
TERRIS—All small of 85 and under cash;
over that amount 0 months credit will be
given on lurid -Mug approved )clot notes.
8 per Ooot, per annum off for cash on credit
anonnts. Hay and gram Ie b0 cash, Terms
for farm made ken= on day of sale, 1. S.
SCOTT, Auctioneer. AGNES BROWN,
130UE2 BROWN, JOHN 101(015N, Execu-
tors.
REAL ESTATE.
IIARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
aEnetanna has several good Farms for
sale and to rout, allay terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey, F S. SOOTT, Brussels
(t00D FARM TO RENT
A near Brussels, 100 nares being Lot 7,
Con. 0, Grey township. Good buildings and
molter d, well watered, suitable for mixed or
(Miry farming. Possessiongiven u ort Marsh.
Apply to W. H. HERR,PORT. Publishing
House, Brussels, or to Tia MAS HEIIITAGE,
Loudon West.
1AR0IS FOR SALE. — 200
acres—Consisting of Lots 18 ou the 7bh
and 8t13 concessions, Township of Grey, Mk
lug 1 mile from the Village of Ethel and 5i
miles from Brussels. 40 acres of Fall wheat
sdwe and about 80 aures under grass ; 00
acres cleared on each. Perms of payment
easy, A, MC$ELVEN', M, D.,
94• Brussels.
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—100 acres of geed farm hand at
Springfield, 8 allies from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sato at n. low min. The property is
North Last 4 Ssa,10, Twp. 11,1 -image 4, hast.
Thee is it bonne on the promises and some
breaking sous. For full parttoulare as to
price, title, Sm., write or apply to
G, F. BLAIR or W. H. 00101RR,
20.10 Brussels, Ont.
T. ARbI FOR SALE—THE UN–
DltlteIGNED offers his eligible 54 acme
farm for cul e, beteg South part of Lot F,
Con. 12, Cir ay, All tinder oultivation, well and well feinted. Thor a is a gond
ou alto p00uhtseO k bars,
a splendid tone
tlnat'ry irom which a good revenue is realiz-
ed. Only 2) minae from Brussels. Terme
reasoable. For farther particulars as to
price,&c., apply to
JOHN IMIITCIIELL, P •usi ieto
— 35•EY Brnele P. 0.
T..TI AB11I FOR SALE. -160 ACRES
Connistleg of the South d and South
of the North l of Lob 38, Oou 2, least Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent stack farm, being
well supplied with good gyring water, It Is
situated about 9 miles from the thriving 1,11 -
lege cf Blyth, A Large part of itis under
grass. Buildings and fences are in a fair
state of mai(. Easy terms of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, i3r'usaols,
'I PLENDID FAR11I FOR SALE.
i. That excellent farm, Lot 15, Con. 0,
Towesbin of Grey, 100 acres, must be sold at
0+toe in order to close estate of deceased own -
es, The lob is nearly all cleared, with gond
buildings, ample water supply, largo or-
ation -1, 14 miles from Ce'anbrook 10 under
good o,ltivaton and is a veru desirable pro-
e•tyiucleed, Apply to ItIOHA RD MIT.
Ctp14ELL, Brussels P. 0.;,7014l4 MITCHELL,
on the protnisos ; or A. BUNTER, Brasaole,
Dated Sept. 1)11,, 1801,
G00]) FARM POD SALE IN
the Township of Grey. In order to
close an estate the Weat half of Lot 24, Ooh.
7, Towneblp of Grey, 50 aoroe, is offered for
immediate sale, Oh the premises are a good
frame dwelling with kitchen, 18,, also two
frame barns, good water, orchard, be, cud is
close to the Village of Nikon. Soil It of the
best and term is well fended. ApplyALEto
ILVYa'orleWMoOL,, Jvestevu;eNTII,
Brussels.
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
The eligibly) 200 001.0 farm, aamposed of
lots 10 and 17 in the 1011 oat., Grey towndbip,
Huron Co., and 50 acts, part of lots 15 and
17, 1111 coo.. belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, 15 offered for ante to wird tip estate.
On the first farm 10 a good stone house and
largo bents barn, necessary olabbuildin a, or-
chard, &o, Perm well watered, well Mcleod
and in gond state of cultivation, About 00
acres 011)11817, 42 of which is hardwood. Ou
the 50 antra farm there is a house and barn,
unbars, and about a throe of bush, Farms
Bold jointly or separately to suit purchaser.
Possession glvanin the Vail, Parma aro on.
lY a mile from the vilbago 01 Oraubroolt,
wbero aro school, ohuv'oltoe, poet-ofdoe,
stores, &c., and 0.0 ,Hiles to the thriving mar-
ket town Brussels, For further perbio1Eler5
as to nein, terms, &o., apply to
AG1O1Ii18 BROWN,
7A3I108 30110WN, Hes:titol's.
701130 DROWN j1
, 1
Ooanbte ok 1', 0,
•
MISTS
REPTAT 1O
is founded all the quality
of the goods he sells and
the accuracy with which
they are dispensed,
There is no doubt on
these two points when
the purchase is made
from u5,
"Care is our WatCI1WOrC1"
"Accuracy Our
rule."
"Quality our leading
feature "
infallible
JAS. FOX,
DRUGGIST & 1BOOKSELLER,
Wo aro still selling the best Bolling
Powder at 15c. a pound. Better than
other kinds at 40o. and 50o.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
e • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diaoasee of demeatioated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptl at-
tended to. 011100 and Umfirmary—tom' doors
north of bridge yurnberry ab„ Braman).
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
e Solt*ltor and conveyancer. Collet).
Mous made. 011lce—Vanatoue's Block, Bus•
sole. 21-8m
1, M. SINCLAIR,
� • Solicitor, Conveyancer ,No tory Pub-
tio, R;m, OOloe—Vaustone's 133oels, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loam.
• G. ()AILERON,
�/
to (Formerly of Cameron, Holt C
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Godorich,
Ont. 011lce—Hamilton St., Opposite Col-
borne Rotolo
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. (tato of Garrow &
Promdfsot's 011100, Godorich.) 011loe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussets.
Money to Loan, 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY, Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduit
ed on reasonable terms, Tarots and fain
stock a specialty. Orders Taft at TSE Po00
P ablishing House, nitro seals, or seutto Walton
P. 0,, will receive prompt attention,
.l S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
mu, wi11 sell- for bettor prtees, to
better men, in ase that) and less chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Enron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can always be arranged at this °Rboe
or by personal application,
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has bad 25 yearn experience as au
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to ill
health, has again talion out license and is
prepared to conduct sales at treasonable
term 0. Sattafaoticn guava') toed. Dates may
be arranged at Tau Poste Publishing House .
JAS. STRETTON,
19.10 Auctioneer.
Anoint Order of lid Warkmanl
Tbis old and pro Hp 01.0110 Fraternal Assoc)
notion numbering 860,000 inanition are pro
senting to the public their popular and econ-
omical rates to worthy met, at the very low
rate 0f about $8.00 per $1,000 per annum.
The 'Workmen" Promptly Pay heath
Claims and expect a levee iaorettse to its
members now that those Ameriel.n Liuo
0ompaniee don't seam satisfactory to Oau-
adiaue.
1tOBT. ARMSTRONG, I0I,W. ; W, 11. 011115
Beeman; J.21. 01(I0IG11TON,lioanoisr,
BUSINESS CARDS.
��H. MoCRACKEN,
• IesurerofafarriageLlaonses. Oftlee
at his Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
• Toneorial Artist. Shop—Next door
ambit of A. M.11lo2Cay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ohildrees hair gutting n specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Banti talon Deposita from
81.05 to 81,000 and allows 11 per sent,
Interest, T.1ABIIOW,
37.0m Poetmaator,
ROBERT 0,UNNINGHAM
141601nANOs, •
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
FI ETCHER
lesc el of Marriage Licenses,
01,1610E AT JEWELRY STORE,
INo Witness Required,
T. FLETC111:1R, Bxundo
A HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. oenvoyaesei, llotery Poblie
Land, Loan
andLemnos Agent. ut. lu
e
lav00 1 and
to loan. Blea 13ieesele made
Wilde to Graham's Bleak, I3 roseola
f .,Tics. A. HHAWKINS,
-I.•. 'Winton lessens to pun ils either on
plane or organ, at hie Maxie ltoom, opposite
the post -Mike, Btvesole. Vocal Ireton also
given m eeryears
o rs expe'ienoo In teaolthng.