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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-7-30, Page 8Ilai 10 DriL Hires' Root Beer Makes an excellent drink, A. 250. bottle makes 6 gallons and le ua doubtthe best of ell so called Root Beers, Try a bottle. We have otb• er makes if preferred, • Laine Fruit Juice Ie obtained from the Lime Tree and makee a very healthful drink eepeo• Tally for the biliouely inelined, It is recommended as beneficial In all oases of gout, rheumatism and blood im- purity at Deadman's Drug and Book Store. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. eOIITHEBN EXTENSION W. G. & E. Trains leave Brussels Station, North ua d South, as follows ; GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH. Express 7:111 n,m, I Mail 7•00 p.03 lfixad9:46 a.m. Express ......10:01 p.m rant `[•.e(u5 Jinns, A. chiel's amang ye Lakin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. •WHOOPING cooed. FOOT BELL On Friday. COUNCIL meeting next Monday evenira. Buono twine oontinues to go out with e rash. :1''Ive new subscribers to THE Pose heat Beturday. Are you on our list ? B oosaELW will likely play base ball at Seaforth next Tuesday afternoon. Manama. Baehr & Vanstone ehippel a car of bogs from Brussels on Tuesday. d1asenossIEs are a great orop this year, eo the quantity offered for sale clearly r'?Oreves. Sae electric light poles are being erect - `ad. Work will begin on the building neat week. SOME enjoyable Tennis matches are being played these days by the members ei Brussels Club. A xEw brick addition will be built to ibe Queen's Hotel stables. New furnaces exitl be pat in the house also. Axe= Boos. loaded three oars of their •celebrated heading this week. One went taSeafortb and the other two to Mont. Taal. EXCURSION to Grimsby Park on Satur- 'any, August 14th. Return fare from Brussels, $2.00, ticket being good for ebree days. Few, if any, prettier plaoes can be Toni in Brussels than "Victoria Cot- tae'e" and premises, Princess street, own• eel by Rev. R. Paul, flus thanks are due to a number of isebsoribere for kindly remembering us by remittance for subscriptions to THE :'ear. How is it with you, dear reader ? A vette neat pamphlet has been issued by the G. T. B., entitled "Gateways of Tourist Travel." It contains about 100 pages and is beautifully illustrated. Wu. MCEw=N is the most recent par. obaser of 1. bicycle in this locality. Its a lady's wheel too. In this he is away in advance of some of the selfish youths -rho invested their money in gents' wiseels, TBE apartments Tu the Leckie block, `formerly used by McIntosh & McTaggart, are being renovated and set to rights grebe to the removal of the Standard Beak from its present looation. The obsnge will be made about Sept. let. N EW INDn0TRY.-The public will be pleased to hear that the enterprising firm of Johnston & Cochrane, marble workers, lnive added a thriving industry to their liminess in the shape of a white rat -lasetory. The cute little creatures ttre well worth seeing, ae the "three blind irate" of nursery days could not hold a tiend;e to them. There are some ton or a :10:931 of them. As additional stock yard has been built et the G. T. R. and an extra driveway • iMir, the cars put up for loading purpoeee. 3 roseele is not surpassed by any of the orations along the line for shipping bon t ies, as in addition to the yards referred lethe town has a fine set of new weigh uncles, so arranged that stock may be driven from them right into the yards. Pew shipping pointe in this Northern tesetion compare with Brussels, hBVSSOLS'Foot Babl team request that at their match with Wingham on Friday wane among the epeo0atore will in any -trey interfere with the game, The in. lerfsrence of spectators at at least two of nee League games was a -disgrace to the .towne whete the games were played. This club does not wish that debt to be • rqe int ley Brusselites by like conduct. 't ,sb-afab wants to win on its merits end without the aid of epeotators or of an •erepire who, to ventilate personal spleen, bawilling to prostitute his position as empire 1111 he is nothing but the partizan Of one of the contending teams. GOOD Foe BuUesIil.e,-The excellent record of Brussels Public school hae been ably euetained at the recent Entrance and Leaving examinations. Seventeen mile wrote at the Entrance, oat of wham fifteen passed, the names being gisan Rewording to merit, ea follows ^_le"e. Allin....564 C. Milloy 488 14lebel Hayoroft 610 Alice Kendall 479 • Jamie Kelly ....508 Frank Roach 474 Mettle Davis ..508 Milton McGuire 473 Zees.,Peebtes....600 Oliv.. Vanstone 470 Albert Putland 600 Per, v Wat6461 Yate Smith,...490 Noncan Smith 442 Ilse. Basher .,490 le the Public School Leaving six Brue. weJito8 undertook the wont and the fol hewing five were snooeseful ;- ieCMaittieDowning 773 Ivan Orooke,655 J, ifleLauohlin 716 Alex. McKelvey 616 bores Pringle..1160 Twelve of 000 pupils wrote at the Prim. •etry, the result of which is as yet un. Icemen. Principal Cameron and the ; it?sand boys are to be congratulated on 0bb SUO0ese attained. TnE POST wishes . the sahoolcontinued prosperity. A Lawn Tennis Tournament ie on hand tor the obanplonship of the olub, 3Asu:8 Jones assisted the Listowel Band thte week in their eegegemelt et lite MGR, ODD 1?rLLOW8' memorial floret service at Brussels cemetery Thuoeday evening of this week, 46 7 o'olouk. The town Band in attendance. IN this day of banana eating exercise a little common sense by throwing the peelings off the sidewalk. Few people have their skates on in the Summer. ''Din other night part of one side of one of Livingstone's large elevators at Baden, which was full of flax seed, was buret oat by the heavy pressure of the seed. As the break ocoorred on the side next to another of the elevators, the flax seed could nob go far, consequently not much of it will be lost, but it will be quite a job to fix up the elevator again. Beyer Om ll'ItLLE SoLn.-The Batten oil mills, belonging to the J, & J, Living. atone estate, were sold by public emotion on Thursday of last week to Philip E, Esbach for $38,500, and he gate posses• shin on Aug. 24th. Mr. Erbaoh will form a joint stook company and carry on the business. Eleven small mills belong. ing to the estate are unsold, Fool BALL. -The following is the sobe. dule of the various Foot Ball teams in oonnection with the Maitland Amnesia. tion : Won. Lost. To Play. 5 2 1 4 3 1 4 3 1 3 3 2 2 6 0 Wingham Brussels Atwood Wroxeter Listowel AceIDENT--The gentleman referred to is a brother of Mrs. R. Leatberdale'e, Brussels, and resides near Harrieton Thee. Grills is slowly recovering from the effects of an aooidelt, while it result- ed in severe bruises and ageneral shaking up, might have had very serious effects. His horses, which were attached to the mower, became restive and started off when momentarily alone, and Mr. Grills ran to their heade to atop them. He was, however,t late and was knocked down too s and run over by horses and mower. Luckily he fell clear of the knives, for which he is devoutly thankful. The "Lightning Express" in days of yore Soared some folk out of their wits ; But the schedule used by the mail.ex- press-freight Entitles the Grand Trunk to "fits." If the public get mad and say naughty words, I wonder on whom rests the onus ? One guess is sufiioient to settle the query, Why the fellows who "snaggled" the bones. They promised by all that was good and great To give us train service complete, But the way the trains run, both for speed and connection, Cause the public both Toes and defeat. Fool BALL. -Friday of last week Brus- sels Foot Ball team went to Wingham to play a League match with the olub of that town. Game was called at 6.20 o'clock, and was a bard fought battle throughout, both clubs putting up a strong game. Our boys soored a goal after aboat 20 minutes play, brit the home team disputed, claiming an off side, although outsiders and some mem- bers of Wingham team said the goal was fairly taken. The referee disallowed it, however. As time for playing was about up, a corner kick was given to Wingham but before the kick was taken one of the centre half books charged Armstrong in the goal, and upset him, and while he was on the ground the ball was put between the Hage and allowed, although clearly a foul, This ended the game to the disgust of many who say the referee was willing to do anything to favor Wingham. His decision gave it 1 to 0 In favor of the home team. Wingham played MoKinnou, of Southampton, and Hawke, formerly of Berlin, both outside players, but the letter of the rule was complied with by them boarding in Wingbam for a week, although the spirit of the law was clearly violated. Brus- sels protested the game, but deoided afterward to withdraw it and allow Wingham their unfairly gotten victory. The teams lined up as follows BRUSSELS, POSITION, WrNGn,box, Armstrong Goal Allenby (Merman 1 1 Backe .,.,.,..,,„,.,SOouttestuart 1 1 Sample Kendall ( Stewart Sillere 6 Books { McKinnonDanford ))1 1 Hawke Ferguson Centre Bailey Stewart 1 f Messer Thomson ........ 0 R, Wing 1 ............... Duff Maltae L. Wing! nfoDoiogb Gerry 1 Hamilton Referee -Robs. Farrell, Wroxeter. BABE BALL. -The Seaforth Base Ball nine, a000mpanied by their friends, paid Brussels a friendly vieib last Tuesday afternoon. It wasn't the moot lovely day for a base ball match that ever was but the rain let up for a time and evert if the grass was a little juioy the gams was called by Umpire Broderick about 5 0'• olook, the home team going to bat with McCartney and Baker es the battery. The visitors put up good ball, not only in the opening innings but all through,but were unable to get very far away from our atiok wielders. Brussels was only blanked twine while their opponents were treated to four coats of kalsomine but the home team could not tally (more than 8 in any innings while Seaforth rattled out, with the help of muffs, a 5 and two 4'e so that when the match Closed the result was 15 to 18 in favor of Se tforth, with an innings to epare. Grewar did elegant work in the box in the 1st and 2nd in• hinge but missed his cue in the 8rd, when the Soublienere snooped 5. D, G. Rosa and Grower traded places fur the next four innings and while D. C. did very good pitching the support given at Baena in the field woo rants owing to the ball being wet and the grass slippery, Brawn behind the bat did excellent wont and is hard to beat. Jno. Duncan made a homO run in the 8th innings, the only one of the game. There was lots of sport and the spectators stuck to it until after 7 o'clock, when, with cheers for both teams the Park was vaoated. The fol. dowing is the score En098E05 R 0 e8Ayon'1'n, 11 0 F. Stretton,8b .,.1 8 Baker, e 1 4 8,Ourrle, e s 8 8 McCarbnay p 1 4 D. et, hose, ib 0 2 llyle,ef ,......,0 9 N. F. Gerry, of 2 8 Jackson, if 8 2 J, Duncan, 21) 2 8 Whitney, 217 8 1 W. Grower, p 0 6 McLennan 1 2 F. Downing, ri ,„1 8 Orievee, 11, 0 4 C. Kendall, 11 1 8 Rankin, as 1 2 3.13 lawn, a 1 2 Beattie, rf 2 2 Total IS 27 Totals Jirussets 01 883 0 9 1 1 2-18 Seaforth 0 9 6 4 0 2 4 0 '-43 THE BRUSSELS POST Tun Pose gives the news. Two eters of wheat were shipped by Messrs, Beaker ee Vansbone this wuek, 1'. Keen' woe a Judge and P, 0, Solt bime.lieeper at ;1Vingbam ranee last week. Tin town Band did not play lust Fri. day evening owing to the 9erloue illnoes of Charlie Ziliiax, Charlie le improving favorably sow. 0. W. (lawns, whose dam as travel• ling passenger agent of the 0, T, R. has been abolished, has Veen transferred to the Moutreal ticket ogenoy, J. D. RONALD was away to Ottawa on a business trip. The city council of that plane is having considerable"oiroue" over the purchase of fire appliances. Bevesens Fire Engine Werke will sup• ply Clinton with a number ofi necessaries for their Fire Department to meet the de• mends of the Underwriters' Assooietioo. Tota Shannon tannery hoe been pulled down, Oapt. Stratton purchasing the timber. Looal tanning, excepting what is done in the 8011001 houses, is a thing of the past. Doe's' forget the Foot•Ball match this (Friday) evening between Brussels and Wingham, for the Maitland League ohampionship. Game will be played on Victoria Paris, commencing at 5 o'clock, Tun 'bus teem took a elide off from the etatioa on Wednesday afternoon, getting frightened at the escaping steam from the engine. A young lad named McMillan as In charge of the lines but omeld not w g control the steeds which were stopped on Princess street. It bad the olosest kind of a shave for an upset at the station yard gate. PENITENTIARY POPOLATroie -The an- nual report of the Minister of Justice dives the penitentiary population of Pauade at 1,361. 533 of the conviots are intemperate ; 706 temperate and 122 total abstainers. In nationalities they stand ; Canadians, 087, Americans, 186, Euglieh, 132, Irish, 68, Scotch, 84, Chinese 14, Germane 9, French 8, Italiana 5. 47 per cent are Boman Catholics, 21 per cent. Choroh of England, 14 per cent Methodists, 8 per Dent, Presbyteri. nus and 5 per sent. Baptists, There are 880 single, 472 married, and two widowed. 56 are in for life. THE afternoon mail -express -freight train on the G. T. R. is a dandy. Since the new time table mime in force it has only been known to leave here once on Lime. Monday it was nearly 40 minutes late and when it arrived at Brussels, with some 16 freight care, the passenger, ooaeh and mail oars were left standing near the cattle pens and the passengers were ',mine' led to walk up to the depot. The trevie'legpublir. aro asked to pay fall fare, but are expected to kill time at every station while the shunting is being attended to. It is a "way -back” style of running a railway and we suggest that the oow•catcher be placed on the rear end of the train. FOOT BALL.-Brnssele junior foot ball team played a friendly game with Blyth in that village, on Wednesday afternoon. After 1} hours' play the home team won the victory by 3 to 2. The teams were composed of the following players :- BRUSSELS. POSITION. BLYTH, Cloakey 1 Goal Hiram Pepper f 13aelcs { Watson Kendall Ballantyvo Wake Macully Dunfnrd, 5100ke - S.Orawford 3. McKay ......yV. Cranford P. Hu iter Centre Kelly J. McCracken ..... Chamberlain Ira Gerry t R Wl09 {,•• • .., Jamieson D. McLaueldin, I L Wing { , J. Kelly Roach T. Higley The return metal, will be played in Brus- sels on Friday of _text week when the soore will undoubtedly be reversed. D. Stewart refereed in firet•olass style. Our boys speak highly of the hospitality of the Blyth team. SUDDEN DEATH, -Tuesday evening a telegram was received by Wm. Rose, Brussels, from Mts. J. 12. Kerr, his daughter, stating that her husband was dead. No particulars were given. De- ceased, who is a brother to Geo, Herr, of Morris, and Mrs, M. Richardson, Brus- sels, had written them last Sabbath and wee then apparently in the enjoyment of good health. He was a contractor and builder and spoke of some large jobs he had on hand and bis intention of pushing the work. It is supposed his death either resulted from accident or sun stroke, as he referred to the great heat in his Tetter. Mr. Herr was in bis 42nd year and was a member of both the Masonic, Order and the "Woodmen of the World.” Alex. Roes, deputy-poebmaster, loftier Manilla, Iowa, where his sister resides, on Wed• nesday morning, and on his arrival the remains of deceased will be brought to Brussels for interment, probably arriving here about Saturday. The reoeipt of the sad news was received with muoh regret, and sympathy is expressed for Mrs. Kerr and daughter and the relatives here. Business Locals, EVERYTHING goes at King's. BALANOg of our dustere at cost. L 0. Richards. No, 1 flour and long clear bacon at Mc0raoken'e, HAntnss of all kinds cheaper than ever, I, C. Richards. EVERYBODY goes to Wingham. Ring's annual sale is on. We repair boots and shoes obeap and neat. I, 0. Richards. BOOTS and shoes, large stook and low prices at I. 0, Richard's. BUY a D. Ewan buggy and you will save money. Prises away Sown, We still buy butter, eggs and wool - highest prioes, cash or trade. G. E, King. For sale cheap, four Betts of second hand single harness. L C. Rioherde, D. EwAtes Buggies are tatting the load. For neatness and durability they can't be boat. A 1'tlrs0.OLASS special line of warts manufactured at Jae. Walker's ehop. He gives tip-top value to every onstomer. BUoeuce, Wagone and Carta always on hand. I run my own business. D. Ewan, Biaakemibh, Brussels, CAPTAIN Sweeney, U, S. A., San Diego, Cale says i-"Shilob's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine 1 have ever found that would do me any good." Price 60 cents. Sold by Jae. Fox. druggist, J3rue. eels, Too two lightest buggies ever sold in Brussels were purchased recently from Jas. Walker, the well known carriage mnher, by George Best and Rabt. Thompson, of Brussels. Bataan Oerennn.•--•That eligible half acre lot Situate M the Southeenitiortion of Turnberry street, Brueeels, will be dis' posed of below poet. Very easy terms- Write for partioulare to Jong J: en(ingaves, 174 Queen at, Weet, Toronto, ST4XD,4RD B4XIC OE C2XID,4, xu$T.A.OBx TMIME n 111 703. HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollare) • $7,000,000 CAPITAL (Authorized) • • • • $2,000,000 Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Que1 ee,1lfanitoba, United States d) Englanrt, tiaresszks, oZ2XC F. A General Banking Busincee Transacted. Formosa' Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued end Collections made on all pointe, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date o withdrawal and compounded half yearly. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO 0131 COLLECTION OP FARBERn' RALE ROMEO. Every facility afforcied Customers living at a dietnnoe. J. A. STEWART MANAGER, Love's Glover Root, the great Blood• Purifier gives freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures constipation, 25 ate, 60 ate and $L00. Sold by Jamie Fox, Druggist, Bruesoie. SHIL01'9 Mire ie Sold on a guarantee, It cures incipient consumption, It is the beet cough anre. Only one oent a dose. 26 ass•, 50 cbe. and $1.00. Sold by James Fox, Druggist, Brussels, GOING To Rueir BuenNnss.-For the balance of the season T purpose, booming the carriage business in every lino and wilt sell rigs from $5 to $10 bottler than they can be purchased elsewhere. Bug. giea, wagons, parte. new and second-hand are included. I mean business as a trial will prove. Don't, spend a dollar in either new work or repairs before con- sulting ma and getting my figures. You will save motley and I know it. Coll in. JAs. WALnun, carriage maker, Brussels. Cniist diate Dewe.. The use of kerosene ae a stimulant for the hair is becoming common in Europe and already several persons have either losb their lives or been frightfully die- fignred by its use. J. 0'. Lang, wholesale grocer, Toronto, has disappeared from business circles, and at meeting of hie creditors it was decided to proceed against him on a writ issued by the Canada Sugar Refining Co. Au employee of the Lake Shore boiler shops, Buffalo, N. Y., Saturday morning discovered in the ashes at tbo bottom of a pit, where boiler plates are heated, fifteen cartridges of calibre 50, one Dart. ridge nearly sixteen inobes long, and a bomb filled with dynamite and powder. The police believe that the explosives were placed there for the purpose of kill- ing boilermakers who have taken the place of strikers at the Lake Shore shops. Fifteen men worked about the pit where the cartridges were found. THE JOHN EATo& FAILURE. -The effaire of the John Eaton Co. are in worse shape than previously announced, At the meet- ing of creditors a deficit of over $100,000 was revealed. The assets amount to only 834,350.29, to meet un- secured liabilities of $133,178.37, the ee. tate therefore showing a deficit of t$101,- 828.08. The claim of the Bank of Toros - to, which is for $207,000, is secured by the insurance policies, amounting to $235,540, and goods hypothecated, valued. at $9,986, The right of the Bank of To- ronto to these policies, which as it Dame out at the meeting, had been transferred after the fire, which destroyed the stere of the late John Eaton Company, may yet be gneetioned by some of the creditors through the medium of the oonrts. There are nearly three hundred creditors alto. gather. In onnneotion with the John Eaton cb Co, fire in Toronto some time ago, W. A. and T. 0. Thompson were arrested in Toronto Monday night, charg- ed with illegally transferring goods in June for the purpose of defrauding their creditors. soxzN- Lucao.-In Elma, on 2196 July, the wife of Mr. Charles Lucas of a son. M et:E.-To Blyth, on July 18th, the wife of Dr. W. J. Milne of a daughter. POTTEn,-In Blyth, on July 18th, the wife of Mr, Juhn Potter of a daugb• ter. MAR w.,==. Iloncorr-LooxalnGE,-At the reeidonce of Samuel Lookritige, Lower Wing - ham, on July 21st, by Rev. Wm. Lowe, Mies Mary Hergotb, of Rivera - dale, to Mr. John Lookridge, of Lower Wingham. Kana, -At Manilla, Iowa, on July 27th, Jas. R. Kerr, formerly of Brmetals, aged 41 years and 8 months. DENYEa.-In Grey, on July 25th, Mrs. Edward Denyer, aged 30 years. Bowotes,-In Morris, on July 201,h, Sarah Kernagbau, beloved wife of John Bowman, aged 76 years. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 11/rONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER sent. P. S. SCOTT, Brussels, COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR 8No with }I mire Int. Good aiatorn, furnace, &a. WIII be acid at a bargain. Apply to THE Poem Publishing House, JERSEY BULL FOR SER - won. -The soot of service 05 my lino registered Jersey bull Is only $1,00 to iatsare for grades. JAMES BURGESS, 1-4 Brussels. 200 CURDS OF FOUR, FOOT Cordwood, wanted Uy Brugsele Electric Light Go., 'to be delivered before Fell. rot: Inrthor information apply at 111E POST Publishing House, Brunel& TRAYED FROM THE PREM. !7 lane of the undoreig.ned, Lot O, Con, O, Grey, on or about June 15th n 011o5torWhite sow. Any information leading to nor r000v- ory will be thankfully roeoiverl, 1.4 HENRY ATWOOD, WE STRAYED ON THE promises of the undersigned, Lot 10, Con, 11, Grey, on or about Juno 16. 'Pbo own. Or is requeated to prove property, pay ex- penses and take her away, 2.4 3110. OAMTtit014, Oraubrook. y� OT10E,-MY WIFE, J13ANE'li, h t bad bald tglenb,1 hereby boardte public against wBl l 1191380 I hereby warn the ph, as 1 ielhlanotbo r responsible on my axone a, er Twill not bo reap0usl 81 1I the same after this ditto, GAB1t118L 1110.03)11L, Grey, Judy 2081,181)7, Gray township, PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.- Firstnt isonority. Apply OSJ Publishing House, TERSEYVBULL FOR SER- tix0na.--The cost of Hendee of my fine r egisborod Jersey Bull is now $1 for grades, Get the bet. G. A. llEADMAN. t1ABM TO RENT. -THE UN- DEM/GEED oifere her 100 acre farm, being Lot 31, Con. 14 Croy, (Lbs Oliver home• stead) to rent for a term 0f yeare. POesse- 91011 to be given next Spring with privilege of Fall plOwivg and sowing wheat. For terms and particulars amity on the promises bo MICS. W. OLIVER, 1.4 biouorlelr, P. 0, REAL ESTATE. FARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN- DEBBIGNEDIiaseoveralgood Forme for gals and to rent, easy terms, in Townships of Morris and Grey. F S. SOOTT•Bruseela GOOD FARM FOR SALE near Brussels. Great bargain, Lot 7, Con. 0. Gray township, Good buildings and orchard, well watered, imitable for nixed or dairy farming. Poeeeeefon given next March, with privilege of doing Fall plowing. Apply ASHe,uselor to T8OMHERITAGE, Loudon West, MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE. -100 sores of good farm .laud at SpringOeld, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer- ed for sale at slow pride. The property is North Past 5 830.1)1, Twp, 11, Range 4, East, Thereto a house on the premises and some breaking clone. For full particulars as to price, title, &a.,write or apply to G , F, BLAIR or W. H. KE1tR, 20_111 brussels, Ont, VARM FOR SALE -TI -IE UN- DE116IGNED offers his eligible 04 acro farm for sale, being South part of Lot 6, Con. 12, Gray. A11 under cultivation, well watered and well fenced. There Is a good on Ole premises bank barn, oa splendid stone quarry from which a good revenue ie realiz- ed. Only 25 miles from Brussels. Terme reasonable. For further particulars as to price, &o., apply to JOH1', MITCHELL, Proprietor, 30-10 Brussels P. 0. FAR•14I FOR SALE. -150 ACRES Conststlug 0f the South 5 and South t of the North _4 of Lot 36, Can 2, Bust Wawa - nosh. This le an excellent stook farm, being well supplied with good spring water. It is situated about 9 miles from the thriving Vil- lage of Blyth. A largo part of it is under grave. Buildings and levees aro In a fair state of re)air. Easy terms of payment will be given. For all information apply to 11-tf G. F. 13LAI10, Barrister, Brussels. Cr PLENDI:D FARM FOR SALE. I. That excellent farm, Lot 16, 0011. 0, Townobip of 0,•07,100 acres, run at be sold at once in order to close estate of deceased own- er. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good buildings, ample water supply, largo or- chard, 1i• miles from Cranbrook is under good cultivation and is a very desirable pro- perty indeed. Apply to RS0H8RD 3471'- CHELL, Brueeels 1, 0. ; JOHN MITCHELL, on the premises' or A. HONTailt, Brussels. Dated Sept. 12th, 1800. A.FOFOAMFOR SALE. -THE UN- DERSIGNED offers his farm of 000 hundred aeras for elle, being Lot 11, Con. 5, in the Township of Grey, and 6 miles from the Village of Biusaele. There are over 80 acres cleared and the farm is in a good state of oultivatlon with good fences, also a good frame house and two barna add other out- buildings. Good orchard and a never•failing spring on the farm. Possession can be had on the Set day of March, 1808, with the privi- lege of plowing 031 farm in the Fall. For further particulars apply to ANGUS SHAW, 47.15 Brussels P. 0. VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK, 949 a Honor Graduate of tho Ontario Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all diseases of domeetioatad animals In a com- petent manner. Particular attention paid to veberivarV dentistry. Galls promptly at- tended to. Office acid Infirmary -Four dears north of bridge 'l'urnberry et., Brussels. AUCTIONEERS. GEORGE KIRKBY, Licensed Auctioneer. Sales osnduot ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm stook a e,eoialty, Orders left at THE Poem Publishing House,Bru 9els,or senbto Walton P. 0„ will receive prompt attention, S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- •i�' • 1ER, will sell for better prices, to better men in 899 time and less charges than any other Aaationeor in East Huron or nd orders an always be arranged at thiaeollloe or by personal application. CAPT. J. STItETTON, Who has had 25 years expert erne as an Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to ill health, has again taken our license and is Prepared to conduct Bales at reasonable terms. Satlsfaobtou guaranteed, Dates may bo arranged at THE POST Pnblisbing House. JAS. 8'P1ETTON, 1841 Auctioneer, VOTERS' LIST, - 1897. Ililnlieipality of the Pillage of Brussels, Comity of Huron. Notice Ig hereby given that I Have tiling - twitted or delivered to the persona mention- ed in Section 8 and 6 of the Ontario Vetere' East Act, 1800, the copies required by said Sections to be 90 transmitted or delivered, of the list made pursuant be said Aab, of an persons appearing by Ole last Revised As. ,eserneuttRoll of said Mcnleipolity to bo en- titled to vote In said Munleippality at elec. None for members of the Legislative Ae- aembly and at Municipal Eleotians, and that said Set was drat noted up at my office in Brussels on thoi00th clay of -duly 1807, and re. mains there for inspection. EJlectors aro called upon to examine the said list, and, if any OmlOslOUs 01' any other 901009 aro foiled therein, to take immediate ptooaedhtge to have the said errors eOrreotod e'oeordfagto law, E. S. SCOTT,Olork, Dated the 80th day 01July,1897, PARIS GREEN .1 • 1�• 1') . .e r. e 0/747 STRICTLY PURE ENGLISH PARIS GREEN AT 250, PER LB, ALSO Davis' Fly Felts, Wilson's fl Pads, Shoo Fly Poison, T anglefoot, Insect Powder, ATS Fox's Drug Store. P. S. -Store closes every night at 8 o'clock. Saturday nights excepted. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. R L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, • Solioitor and Conveyancer. Collect - Sons made. Offioo-Vanstone's Bloslt, Bros - eels. 21.301 MTM. SINCLAIR, • Solicitor, Conveyancer lie tory Pnb- lin, &o. Offioe-Vaustone's Block, 1 door north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to Loan. JAI.G. CAMERON, J (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Oaw arca,) Barrleter and Solicitor, Goderiob, Ont. Onlco-Hamilton St, Opposite Col- borne Hotel. Cr • F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, As. (late of Garrow & Prouclfoot's 021oe, Godorich,) Ofnce over Wines & Smith's Bank, Brussels. Money to Loan, 47 MEDICAL CARDS. 1-• M. ARMSTRONG, M. D. CY Yhysiolan, Surgeon, Acconcher, etc. Graduate of Toronto University Medical Faculty. Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons, Out. 0aproE-Next door to ISt1Aonald & co,, Walton Ont. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M. D„ 0, M., Trinity University, Follow Trin- ity Medical Oolloge, Member College of Phy- sielans and Surgeries, Out. Licentiate of the Royal College of Physielaue and Licentiate of /Midwifery, Edinburgh, r�Telephoue No,14, Residence, 81111 St., l0ruoee is. N. F. H. KALBFLEISCH, PI/Y8103AN, emd0E0N AND ACCODCHEDs, SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM, BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO. lat Class Honor Graduate of the Universi- ties of Trinity(Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),, and of Trinity Medical 0 allege ; :Fellow of Trinity Medical College and member of the College of Physieaus and Surgeons of Outar- io. Yost Graduate Course in Detroit and Chicago, 1800. Special attention paid to dis- eases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dis- eases of Woman. 1.1-Coueultation In Bug- iish and German. Telephone at residence. BUSINESS CARDS. NAT MoORAOKEN, v • Issurer of Marriage Licensee. Office at his Grocery, Turuborry street. Brusoele, N. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist: Shop -Next door south of A, M, McKay& 00'0 hardware store. Ladles'and 01111dren0 hair nutting a spoolalty BRUSSELS POST OFFICE Savings Bank tapes Deposita from $1.00 to $1,000 and allows 84 per cent, i ntereat. T. FARROW, 87.8m Postmaster. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 1110011180E. FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T. FLETOHER lssc;ei of Marriage Licenses, OyymE AT JEwm.n= Ston. 1 -No Witness Required. T. FLETCHER, Brussels A LEX. HUNTER, t9. (Berk of the Pourth Division Cour Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Publio Land Loan and Insurance Agent, Funds Invested and to loan, Collootione made 0311oe in Graham's Stook, Bruaeole THOS. A. HAWIINS, Will give lessons to pupils either 011 piano or orggan, at lie Music Room, opposite the post-oliioe, Brussels, Weal 1098one also given. Ton years experience In teaching. Terms moderato. Ancient Order of United Workmen, This old and prosperous Fraternal italic/0 atton numbering 1150000 members aro pre em- it to the public their popular cold eoon- bmical rntoe to worthy 01011,.,00 the very low rate of about $8.00 nor $1,000 per annum, The ' Worinhon" 1"ramDtlY PaY Heath anima and expel a large loaneoO to its members now that those American Lbw Companies don't ecce satlefaotory to Oen. adians. .8011T, AS,EISTRONG M.W. ; W.14,1011810 Reorder 1 J. A. ORii,IGHTON,ltinauelor: i(l To Crt 00 se to 11 lm w1 of a m fit th b11 w m ju 1111 it 1 L 3l tl el 111 c n n d P d 0 3