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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-1-12, Page 8Do you want a Copy of the Christ- mas Number of 1 THE TR, We )rave a few Copies Yet. We are manufacturing a nice preparation for coloring cakes, Toeing, &e., which is guaranteed to give satisfaction, at 10 Cants a BOTTLE. When you have a Cold or Cough Lisa BeaUmaii's Congli Balm. We Wish you all a- -Happy New Year. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Bookseller, &o. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B. Trains leave Bruesols Station, North nd South, aS follo+vs GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH. gall ....... 6:91 a.m. I Mixed 0:46 am, • Exuma --MO a.m. 3lall 6:18 p.m. Mixed 9:00 pet, Express 0:18 van. foot Ii'etvs A shiefs amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prem it. Foxes are plenlifal this Winter. ScuooL Board on Friday evening. WHERE is Brussels Curling Club 7 PRESSED hay sltippiag continues from Brussels, HURON County Couuoil will meet on Tuesday, 28rd inst. TEE new Council will be sworn in next Monday at 11 o'clock. Joins Roeincn, the veteran drover, shipped a car of lawba to the East on Tuesday. ENVELOPES, note heads, bill heads, &o., printed at close prices at THE POST Pub- lishing House. Tom new School Board will hold their inaugural meeting on Wednesday of neat week at 7 p. m. EA"T Huron A.grieulturel Society annual meeting will be bell in Brussels Town Hail, on Wednesday, of next week, 17th inst., at 1:30 o'clock. RENEWAL subscriptions for Tote POST for 1894 are rolling in. We are also re• witting a large list of subscribers for out• side weeklies, nlubbed with THE Poss. Litre light views of the World's Fair which draw euoh orowds, will be in the Town Hall, Brussels, soon. Don't mise them. Knox church Sunday school are engaging them. Tax Spring Assize Court will open in Goderich on March 13;11, Chief Justice Armour presiding, and the Chancery Court on the 8th of Islay, Justice Street oeenpying the benoh. Knee Friday evening, 26th inst., free for the Sons of Scotland concert. A grand musical and literary hill of fare will be presented. Bliss Jessie Alexan• der, James Fax and the local talent will give a tiptop entertainment. SEVERAL persons were fined fast week for driving over the bridge at Ecu peels faster than a walk, as thenotioe on either end of the bridge sets forth. A large list is held in abeyance for a few days. It is not outsiders who violate this By- law the most frequently by any means end if people are fined they may blame themselves. Two Grey township residents loaded up rather heavily with "tangle•leg" on Thursday of last week before starting for home. When opposite D, Frain's residence, burse, buggy and occupants upset into the ditch on the West side of the road, the rig lauding against a tele- graph pole. In response to loud calls friendly hands broueht a lantern and soon got the party and their outfit ready for the balance of the journey. "Ten central figure was undoubtedly Miss Jessie Alexander, the talented and pretty elocutionist. Her manner is ir. resistible in its fascinating and winning ways, and she at once appeals to her audience by her acting and declamation in a perfect manner that commands ad- miration. Her voice is that of a finished reader. It le round, musical, and flexible, with perfect intonation in every piece and passage." -Ottawa Free Press. THE Goderich Star of last week says :— Huron editors are showing up in good form. Bro. McLean, having captured the Grit nomination for South Huron, his local edam, editor Neelin goes in as deputy reeve of Seaforth. "Bob." Holmes now signs himself bIwyor of Clinton, and the genial Kerr is once more reeve of Brussels, with an eye to some• thing better later nn. Then there's the Signal man, president of the prohibition association, and mayor tnalcer of Gode• rich, Great are ye editors 1 BART Ht7RON FARAMERs.—The annual meeting of the East Huron Farmer's institute will be held in the Teem Hall, Brussels, next Tuesday and Wednesday, 16th and 17th inste. Tuesday's program, commencing at 1 p. no• Rotation of Crepe, W. Rennie, Guelph ; Necessity of drainage, R. Currie, Wingham ; Grasses and grass management, 9.. Elliott, Galt ; Mixed husbandry, J. J. Fraser, Burford. Evening seesion commencing at 7:30. In addition to addresses from three of the above mentioned gentlemen there will be arfinteresting program of vocal and in. etrlfinental mueto by D. Stewart, James McAlpine, W. Rands and vthere. Wed. nesday's program, comm ,eine at 10 a. m. Condition of the a til, Thos. Mc- Millan, Hallett ; Cleaning the land, W. Rennie, Guelph. Afternoon session at 1 o'clock, The election of officers ; Silo and ensilage, A. Elliott, Galt; Feed- ing the oow ter profit, J. O. Morrison, MoKillop ; Permibg and its profits, J. J. Fraser, Burford ; Economy on the farm, R-Doachman, Howlett ; General farming, stock raising and feeding, R. Currie, Wingham. The publio oordially invited to these meetings and asked to take part in the disouseions. The chair will be oc- cupied by the genial President, U. Mc. Padden, TT is said a flour and Feed store will' be opened shortly in town, Memel% Dales & So0TT shipped a oar of (tattle frolu Brussels station on'Thurs. day. H. J. STnoxc, .Photographer, leas fitted his Studio for large work. Call end See samples. 11',. J. JABIISBn has shined large span. Cities of valuable furs to a New York firm this eeasou, WATax out for D. 0. Roes' advt. in next issue. He has a 30 days' Blearing ea15 on the tapis, Ma. Seizes, the new photographer, decided not to remain in I3rttssele and has removed his outfit to Mibohell. Goa prieee for photo enlargements are within reach of all, They will surprise you. Oar worn the very best, H. J. Smote, Photographer. R. LEATnnnnALE disposed 07 a line upright piano of the Morrie, Foild, Rogers Co„ of Listowel, to Rev, Mr. Taylor, near Blyth, .this week, DoNT forget the meetings of East Huron Farmers' Instibnte to be held in Brussels Town Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday, lath and 17th mete, All the sessions are free to the publio, WonEN'e Galati.—The annual meeting of the Women's Guild of St. John's church, Brussels, was held on the after- noon of the Srd Inst. The report for the year showed very eatislaotory results, a balsnoe Of $230.87 being in the hands of the Treasurer when all liabilities wore met. This sum will be applied toward the erection of a Beotory, Officers were elected as follows :— Mrs. F. 0. Rogers, Hon. President ; Mrs. T. Kelly, President ; Mrs. T. Maxwell, Vice -President; Mrs. Geo. Itogere, Secretary ; Dirs. J. A. MaNaugbton, Treasurer ; Mrs, Dennis, Mrs. Johnstou, Mrs. Jamas, Mrs. Farrow, Mrs. Honig and Mrs. Webster, Look -out Committee. A. 0. U. W.—Installation of officers in connection with Brussels Lodge, A. 0. U. W., No. 138, took plane last Friday evening, the work being done by Past Master McKelvey. The following are the office bearers for the current year :— A. Hunter, Master Workman ; R. Armstrong, Foreman ; J. R. Smith, Overseer ; W. 11. Kerr, Recorder ; Ino. Shaw, Financier ; Marsden Smith, Receiver ; George Birt, Guide ; James Cardiff, Inside Watchman ; Watson Ainley, Outside Watchman ; Wm. Ainley, Pastmaster ; Dr. McKelvey, representative to Grand Lodge ; John Shaw, Alternate. It was moved, seconded and carried that this Lodge express their opinion as favorable to separation and would request the representative from Brussels to the Grand Lodge to support the same, BIBLE SOCIETY.—At a meeting of the Directors of Brussels Branob of the Up- per Canada Bible Society held on Wed. nesday of last week there were present President Sbraoban, Rev. D. Millar, Rev. G. H, Cobbledtck, B. D., Rev. R. Paul, Elder Stewart, G. A. Deadman, A. Strachan and W. H. Herr. The follow ing colleobors were appointed for this Branoh Brusssals East—Mrs. Dennis, Miss Shaw. " North—Misses Menzies and Moore. " West—D'Irs. R. G. Wilson, Miss Lizzie hogs. Morris 7-111iss Mabel McColl, Mise Dio• Atter. • 6—Miss Smith. " 5—M. Black. " 4—Misses Black & Carrie. " 8— " Ireland & Armstrong. " 2— " Caldbiok & Wilson. • 1—Mrs. L. Rattan. Grey 13&14—Misses Ritchie & Stewart. " 11&12—J. T. Davidson. 9&10—Misses MoQuarrie & Rob. ertson. • 7&8— " Cardin & Smith. " 5&6— " Smith & McArthur. • 3&4— " Strachan & Taylor. " 1&2— " Rae. Ethel—Misses Davies & Milne. Cranbrook—To be appointed. K. 0. T. ill.—On Thursday evening of last week the installation of officers in connection with the Brussels Tent, No. 24,K. 0. T. M., was held in their Hall in the Vanstone block. The following officere were installed :— S. H. Jackson, Commander ; R. G. Wilson, Lieut, commander; W. F. Vanstone, Record Keeper Geo. Backer, Finance Keeper ; J. J. Gilpin, Prelate ; Dr. McNaughton, Physician ; A. McGuire, Sergeant ; Jno. Scott, Master at Arms ; S. Carter, lot Master of Guard ; Jno. Glassier, 2nd Master of Guard ; R. Anderson, Sentinel ; Geo. Edwards, Picket, After the above mentioned proceedings were fioiehed the wives of lady friends of the members were invited to the Hall where long tables were loaded down with the good things of this life. The bill of fare included oysters, raw and cooked, salmon, sardines, pickles, cake, tea, coffee, candies, nuts, &o., &e. and served with such liberality that it is a wonder if the Court physician's 9erv1050 have not been called into requisition more than once. James McAlpine prepared the supper and it is needless to say that if it was a sample of his ability as a caterer to the public he must be a great mous in this line. Supper being over W. F. Vanstone took the chair and after a few preliminary remarks on the progress of the Ma0Oabee Order presented the follow- ing very interesting program :—Violin and organ duets, H. L. and Mrs. Jack. son ; song, "When the kye comes /lame," J. McAlpine ; reading, "A voice from the poor•houee," Mrs. S. H. Jackson ; solo, with guitar accompaniment, H. L. Jackson ; reading, "A woman's adven• ture with a Free Masons' goat," J. J. Gilpin ; short address, W. H. Kerr, of Tan Pass ; instrutnental on the organ, Miss Lizzie Sample ; solo, Jas. McAl- pine ; reading, "The martyred mother," Mrs. S. H.. awaits= ; broomstick solo, H. L. Jackson, encore Bolo on umbrella ; Mooing exercises of Tent. There are about 80 members on the membership roll of No. 24, which was instituted some four years ago, and it is said the Order has increased 42,000 during the past year. Thursday evening's program was fully equal to many a 25 cent entertainment, the mtiei0 being of first motility and the readings by Mrs. Jaokson and Mr. Gil- pin commanded the oloaest attention. The enembera of the K. 0. T. Df. in Bruseele evidently know how to do the "At Home" in first olaee style. THE BTi,USSk7 S POST ,TAN, 12, 1894 xwoonoweasoloommomaral Business Locals. Berrien Columbia red eerier ehinglee at 13. Gerry's, Brussole. Sort coal suitable for grates or Book stoves for sale by 13. Gerry. 1l'Ann01v oow for sale or will sxohange for 91511 calved cow. Apply to A. Koenig, Brueeels, 8.9303 one wishing to get a now saw &ling machine may see what suits them at A. 191, Malley & Oa's, hardware store Bruesele, Now is the time to have your photo taken. Our Winter ewes are something above the ordillery. 11, J, STRONG, Photographer, Ally one wishing to get a new saw filing stoma,I think can be suited by T. McGregor, of Brnsaels, Ont. May be seen ab McKay & Co's. hardware store. YELLOW dog skin driving mit lost, 091 sidewalit easy American Ilotel, Brussels. The finder will kindly return to Dr. life- Naughton or leave at Toe POST Publish. ing House. Toon best anodyne and expectorant for the cure of colds, coughs and all throat, lung and bronchial troubles is undoubted- ly Ayer's Cherry heetoral, the only speoitio for colds and coughs admitted on exhibition at the Chicago World's Fair. Beerrsu Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blem- ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints, sweeney, ring -bond, stifles, sprains, all swollen throats, etc. Save $60 by use of one bottle. Warranted by G. A. Deadman. Dox'T forget to look up all your Soiled and Faded Garments and have them made like new. R. Parker & 00. have the moat (icmpotent works of the kind in Canada. The finest dresses can be clean- ed, all made up, to loon like new. They are known for line work. Nem behind but generally ahead. Walker & Ewan have sold 16 nutters and 6 pair of bob-sleigbs this season. Over 75 riga sold sinoe May of 1898, including carte, buggies, wagons; cutters and sleighs. We purpose doing a bigger busi- ness than ever in 1894. Jae. WALKER. "OLD, yet ever new, and simple and beautiful ever," sings the poet in words which might well apply to Ayer's Sarsa- parilla—the most efficient and scientific blood -purifier ever offered to suffering humanity. Nothing but superior merit keeps it so long at the front. REME\:BEn that the Soiled and Faded Garments can be Cleaned and Dyed to look like new. The beet firm to do this kind "f work is the old reliable Parker's Dye W, *Its of Toronto, who are well known everywhere for fine work, well finished. Look up your goods and give them to J. G. Skene, agent for Brussels, and all orders intrusted to his pare will receive prompt attention. C. 0. F.—For the next three months special inducements will be offered by Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0. F., Brussels, bo any person desiring to become a member of that Order, the in• itiation fee being reduoed during that time. As this is one of the leading In- surance and Beneficiary Societies in the country people should take advautnge of this offer, For full information ap- ply to A. NEM, 0. R. ; A. Kozuo, F. S. ; W. BLAsnILL, Treas. RUPTURED AND DIMMED PEOPLE.— There are Ruptured people everywhere, they want the best Trues for the least money, and to make it convenient for them, I will be iu their neighborhood. There is no doubt that you ease will be attended to properly, as I am known from ocean to Ocean on this continent as a man of rare ability and skill in the mechanical line of overcoming rupture and 411 deformities of the human frame— spinal disease, club feet, knocked knees, white swelling. It is very hard, even in Europe, New York, etc., to improve on goods made under my superintendence in my faotory. I am the inventor of 27 patents in the different lines of Trusses and orthopedioal appliances, and, if you wish to have year case attended to, would ask you to bo on time, as I will be found as fol- lows with samples and goods, as trusses in all their variety, to take measurements, oto. Will visit as follows :—Seaforth, Oommeroial hotel, Monday, Jan. 22, '04 ; Clinton, Rattenbury's hotel, Tuesday, Jan. 28, '04 ; Goderich, Albion hotel, Wednesday, Jan. 24, '94 ; Exeter, Com- mercial hotel, Thursday, Jan. 25, '94 ; Wingham, Queen's hotel, Friday, 26,'94; Brussels, Queen's betel, Saturday, Jan, 27,'94. GaAs. CLUTHE, Surgical Machinist. 25.2 184 King St. West, Toronto. PE00Ton—STnWABT.—At the residence of the bride's tether, Bluevale, on the 27th Deo., by Rev, J. W, Pring, DIr. Abraham Prootor, of Morris, to Miss Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. W. H. Stewart. SnoLnroE—HEwzrT.—At the residence of the bride's ptgnnte, Walton, on Jan• nary 10th, by Rev, W. G. Reilly, of Brussels, Mr, William Sholdice, of Morris, to Miss Alice, daughter of Mr. John Hewitt, of Walton. U:=X177S. ARaleTnoNo,—In Depew, N. Y., on Deo. 81st, 1893, Gordon Avenor Charles, only child of Robb. M. and Lily S. Armstrong, aged 7 months and 28 days. Sretn,—In Morris, on Jan. 9th, William, third son of the late Gilbert Spsir, aged 88 yeare,3 months and 2I days. BO0LE.—I11 Toronto, on Deo. 80th, John Boyle, formerly of Elmo., and father of Mrs, Robert Robertson, of Grey township, aged 77 years. Tonxnvon.—In Atwood, on Jan. 4911, Mrs, James Turnbull, aged 74 years. Bons. --In Tuokersmibh, on December Stet, Christina, beloved wife of Charles Robb, aged 72 years. FAEROE.—At Thornbury, Ont., On the 4th inst., Richard Fanson, grandfather of Mrs. J. Pylons, Brussels, aged 94 yenta. GRUNDY.--Ab Grand Rapids, Mich., on the 5th inst., Pearl, infant daughter of Edward R. and Louisa Grundy, formerly of Bruesols, aged 11 months. TORONTO, Jan straight roller, $2 85 to $2 70 ; extra, $2 40 to $2 60. Wheat, white, 58c ; spring, No 2, 69c ; red winter, 88o ; goose, 54e ; No 1 Man hard, 740 to 76e ; No 2, 740. Peas, No 2, 62e, Barley, No 1, 431e ; feed, 87o to 400. Oats, No 2, 80ln to 81o. Market quiet but firm. Salem—Red and white A T4.N,D4.R.n 134,NK OF c,4,N4D4, :m 21%).A.n31."dZ01 a 1Z0„ 2.1371. H SAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO. ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) , 77,000,000 CAPITAL (Authorized) . . - • ' $2,000,000 dgenalesif1 all principalpofnts lit Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States dS.Sbnglaitrl. A General Banking Businees Tranoaoted, Farmers' Notes Discounted, Drafts Issued and Collootione made op all pointe, SAVINGS BANK PF.PARTMENT, Intoroeb allowed on deposits of 71,00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly, SMUT. ATTENTION DIVER TO TIED 0OLLEOTION OF FAnnEn5' SALE NOTES. Every facility afforded Customers living ata distance, J. A. STEWART, MANAGED• =LIES Ss SMXTII, BA `EJ I5, BR tT ss7JLS, Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts .Bought and Sold on all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED. SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY. r 'a r za r,-5 Banc OJRPatiMLlE•D` T. Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com- pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of October and April. Speoial Arrangements made for Time Deposits. •0'C effect to write biennium in old IingIleb 01• Canadian Comjaulee, Or In Mttt. x1191 Companies its May be desired. AGENTS $013 CANADA AND UNITED STATES : Tun CANADIAN BANK or 00mstnn0E. wheat outside at 580 to 590 ; No 1 Man. hard outside at 77e, and do, No 2 outside at 75 ; oats outside at 31e ; peas outside at 50o. TonONTo, Jan 9.—The market today was quiet, but prices ruled firm ; the de- mand for cattle was fair, with choice qualities at 4 n to 4,3o ; medium sold at Bic to 325 per pound, and inferior at 27o to 30. Milch cows sell at $25 to $45 per head, and calves at $2 50 to $8 ; sheep are Arm, with sales of the best butchers' at $4 25 to $4 50 each, and inferior at $3 76 to $4 ; Iambs sold at $2 75 to $8 60 each. Hogs are firmer, with sales of the best at Bis to 57e ; good stores at go t0 50, and rough at 41e to =lie per pound. EAST BDrsnxo, N Y, Jan 0.—Cattle— The offerings were limited, a few fat cows sold at 33 to $3 50. Sheep and lambs—Forty cars on sale, including 10 care Canadae, which came iu during the day ; a few choice iambs sold at $4 85, good light lambs sold at $3 75 to $4 90, fair kind of sheep sold at $2 25 to $2 50 ; good wether sheep, of 80 to 103 lbs, sold at $3 to $8 75 ; selected yearling wetbere, of 87 lbs, sold at $4. The Cauadian stock was of choice quality, and sold at $5 to $5 15 ; generally extra prime quotable at • $5 25, and mostly all sold. Hogs -35 oars ; the market ruled strong and the supply of Yorkers and pigs was not equal to the demand. Packers also bought liberally and the pens were about all cleared of sale stook ; Yorkers, good to choice, brought $5 45 to 35 50 ; mixed packers, $5 4.0 to $5 45, mostly $5 45 ; mediums and heavy, $6 40 to 35 45 ; Pigs, $5 55 to $5 60, and choice heavy, e6 45 ; roughs, $4 25 to $4 65. 321RVSSI7I+S 2,frARS32T9, Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Barley Peas Oats Butter, tubs and rolls Eggs per dozen Flour per barrel Potatoes Hay per ton Balt per bbl., retail...... Hides trimmed Hides rough............ Sheep skins, each 40 65 Lamb skins each 50 70 Apples per bbl.. 1 00 1 50 Wool 17 18 Pork 6 30 6 60 56 67 53 56 35 86 50 51 29 80 17 18 16 00 3 00 3 50 40 00 7 00 00 1 00 00 37i 3 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 1 b OR 12 HORSE POWER EN. own and boiler for sale, senond hand, in /Net -class running order. Apply to J. 00B.ER, Ethel. MONEY FOUND.—A. SUM OF Money was found in my drug store. advertiThe semenr t have it by ppG.A.DEByyA'Dk,IANing oi this Druggist & Bookseller. H OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE In Ole 13111070 of Ethel, belonging to the (stole of the lute Dr. Cale. For full 1 cuticular e este price, 101131%313h ApplyyWMbo . SPENOE, Ethel, LIGIi3LE PROPERTY FOR SALE..— The eubseriber offers his 6•acre plot, located immediately north of Amentbroe, factory, for sale. Be will also dispose of hte r esidenee on the opposite side of the street, For further particulars, as to mice, terms, Bio., apply to ALEX, 1110i,AU0HLIN 244 Proprietor, Brussels. NOTICE. The Coy noil of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Court House in the Town of Goderich, 00 Tuesday, the 28rd day of January, at 8 o'ofoolt, ppm. 25.2 W. LAN10, Dated January 8t11, 1804. clerk. Annual Meeting. %Le Annual Meeting of the East Huron Agricultural Society will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1504, for the purpose of receiving the Audi- tors' Report, electing Moen for the ensuing year and transecting such other busies se as may 800:10 before the meeting. 1AS,FICRGU$ON, D.STEWART, President, Secretary. Notice to Contractors. Sealed tenders will be reeelvod up to the 17th inst., for the motion of a barn on Lot 12, COs, 5,'1'0 n0hip of Grey; a00h timber as la tit for the frame eau be got on the prom- isee. For full partionlara enquire at Knine's Bank, Gerrie, where plan may bo seen. Tenders to be opened at IO.abee'e ogles at 2 p.m. on the 17th inst. 25.2 ROBERT MONNE. Sortie, Jan. 0, 1804, PIANO FOR SALE—UPRIGHT, Dunham make; good as new 1 cheap Easy terms. Apply to A. 0, 001300A0R, Brussels. Howick Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Notice is hereby given that the annual mooting of the Howiclr Mutual Fire Ineur- nnoo Company will he held in the Township Hall, Gerrie, on Friday,January 15th, 1804, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of receiv- ing the annual reports, the election of Directors and one Auditor, and the trans• lotion of any other bueieess that may be deemed necessary for the welfare of the Company, All members are requested to attend. By order of the Board. W. S. MoKb1ROHER, 28.2 Secretary. REAL ESTATE. 1'ARMS FOR SALE.—THE TIN DEnsroutlx has several good Forme for sale and to rent, they terms, to Townships of Morrie and Grey. F S. SCOTT. Brussels, I,1ARM FOR SALE.—TtIE SUB. 500n1Sn offers hie 108 acre farm, being N 1 Lot 27, Con.,5, nforris, for sale. About 85 acres cleared, with 8 Beres of 1a11 wheat in, balance timbered with cedar, ash and hard- wood. Living spring on lot. For further particulars as to pldee. berms, &0 apply to JOHN McOup000 ON, N t Lot St, Con, 7, 25-4 Brussels P.O, "FARM FOR SALT+;,—BEING North 4 Lot 80 and North Dant 4 29, Con, 4, Morris, being 160 acres and known ne the Sample farm. This is one of the beat 160 acres of land in. the To.v nship. Fair buitdiegsand fences end good orchard. Only 2 miles from Brussels. Must be sold this whiter. For further inlorma/leu apply to F. S. SCOTT, brussels, or to JOHN 10, SMITH, Aox 217. Breeden, Manitoba. /FARM FOR SALE, BEING 2 North 4 of Lot 22, Con. 8, Morris town. ship. The farm eoutains 100 sores, about 70 of wbloh aro cleared, balance bush. There is a comfortable house, good bank barn, Sue orchard, &c. ou the premises. The farm ie all seeded down. Possession could bo given at any time. For further partioulars as to Price, terms, &o, apply to the Proprietor on the premises, or Welton P. 0. 22.4 D. d,0OALLUM. on() ACRE FARM FOR SALE. Tb8200 acro farm being lots11 and 12, con. 10. Grey, 15 offered for sato. 120 soros are cleared end the balance well Urn - bored. Buildings Met -sloes. 0robard, well, &o. School house within 40 rods, Posses- sien given at once if riosire& I,or further particulars as to price, terms, &o. apply to MRs. WALUER, 8-tf Boeovillo P. 0. or NELSON BRICKER, on farm. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The creditors of John Cash, late of the Township of Grey in the County of Huron, rumor, Who died on or about the second day of November, 1808, aro required to sand by poet pre -paid or to deliver to Elizabeth Cash of the Bald Township of Grey, Cron - brook poet-o0eo, the undersigned a,Iminie. tratrix of all the estate and effects, rights and credits of the said deceaeect, or to G. F. Blair, Esq., of the Village 07 Brussels, her Solicitor, on or before the First clay of February, 1804, their Obrinion and surnames addresses and rle00ripbion s, the full particu- lars of their elate, a statement of their au counts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, or in default thereof the said administratrlx, will ab the expiration of the time above limited, proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the doesaeed forthwith among the parties entitled thereto without regard to any claim of whish she has no notice at the thno of such distribution. This notloe is given pursuant to Revised btabubes of Ontario chapter 110, soobion 80, S, F. BLAIR, Solicitor for the admiustralrix, 25.8 ELIZABETH Can. Dated at Bc'useels, Jan, 8,1884. Notice to Creditors. Poignant to the provisions of chapter 110. Section 80, of the Review! Statutes of On- tario, notice is hereby given, that all porsoue having 51a1m5 against the 08tato ofEmman- uel Olver, lata of the Township of Morrie, in the County of Huron, Yeomen, doc0ased who died on or about the 1.8411 day of Deem her, A. D.1808, are hereby required to 50111 by post Pre -paid or deliver to W, M, Binolair, of the Village of Bruseole, iu the ()minty of Buren, Solicitor for the Exeoutors of the estate of the said Emmanuel Oivor, deceased, on or before the 22nd Sony of January, 1884, a statement in writing of their names and Iaddreseee and the full partioulars of their claims, and of the secur111oe (If any) hold by them, and that altos the said 220,1 day of Januarythe Excoatove will llroa0ed to distribute the assets of the said L,mn,191• vel Olver, amongst the Matto entitled thereto, having regard only to the (dolma of which notice shall have been given as above rogntred, and the said I ex50utors will not be responsible for tike said ascots, or any part thereof ,to Buy person or persons Of whose claim notice ebell not bare boon repot veil at the,tlwo of such distribution, Dated at lineage the 20th day of Decor. her, A. D.18011. W. 91. HINOLAIR, Solicitors for the Exocutore, FOR 1894. Leave Your Subscriptions Foi' All Papers, Daily, Weekly or Monthly, —'1V ITIS— J. T. PEPPER, Druggist & News Agent, BRUSSELS, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, . Solicitor and Oonveyanser. Oolleo- Rees ade. 01Iloe—Vanetoue's Moak, Braes sm ' 7 T M. SINCLAIR, Y 1 • Solicitor, Couvayauoer,Notary Pub. lie, &o, Odloo—Vanetone's Black 1 door north of Oantral hotel, Private Funds to Loan, CAMERON, HOLT & 1IOLMES, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Oodoxich, Ont, M. 0, 0401ERON, Q. 0., PIIILIP IIOLT, IMMIX 100001ES. G•F. BLAIR, BARRISTER Solicitor, So. (late of Garrey de • Prondfoois 011ice Goderieb.) Office over Gillies & Smith's Bank, ilrueaols. Money to Loan. 47 MEDICAL CARDS. rTA. MaNAUGR.TON, M. D. • 0, IDI., L.14. C.P., l0dinburgb, M. 0. P. S. Ont. Residence and off)oe in Wilson's Aloak, corner of 51111 and Turnberry fits. T M. ARMSTRONG, I1. D, 73• Phyeiolnn, Surgeon Aecouoller, eta. Graduate of Toronto University Medleal Faculty. Member of Collage of Physicians and Surgeons, Ont. OFFICE—Noxi door to McDonald & Co„ Walton Ont. DENTAL. 11 F1 ler 'IP 1gTf M. CAVANAGH, L. P S., D. D. S., Graduate of the Royal college of Dental Surgeons, Ontario, and o1 Toronto Uni- versity. Operas—Over A. H. Smith's Store, Brussels, VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK., 5l a Honor Gradnate of the Ontario Veterinary college, is prepared to trent all diseases of domesticated animals 113 a com- petent manner. Parttoular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. 011tee and Infirmary—Two doors north of bridge rurnberry et., Bruesols. •//1. H. MOORE, V. S., H. kf., V. U, S, Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all domesticated animnle treated on scientific principles. Horse dentistry and disoaees of horned ea tilt a spoolalty. Cells promptly attended o. Office, over the Post oillee. Infirmary at Bcattle's livery barn, Brussels, Ont. 25• BUSINESS CARDS. / T H. MoORACKEN, WV I • Iesurer of 6larriageLioonsos. Onioe stills Grocery, Turuborry street, llroesele. RN. BARRETT, 11 Tonsorial Artier Shop—Next door south of A. M, Maliay et Co's hardware store. Ladies' and children hair cutting it epeeialty A• ONAIR, M • Issuror of Marriage Licenses, by anointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis- sioner, &o., 5. B. conveyancer and Agent Fire Insurance Co. 011155 at the Oranbrook Post Whoa. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM- INsvuAN0E, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH• ALEX. HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth D [vtston Court Co. Huron. Oonveyauoor, Notary Public Land, Loan and Insursnee Agent. Funds invested and to loan. Oollecbiono made, Ofiloe hl Graham's Block, Brunch'. T• A. HAWKINS, M. C. S. M. • Organist in St, John's Obureh, Brus- sels, and p,10,01, in the Art of Teaching of A. W.' Newhayer, MUna. Doc„ New 'Fork, will giye lessons to pupils either at his parlor, over A.R. Smith's store, or if preferred, at their own hewn. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Walton. Torma moderate. AUCTIONEERS. ARAYMANN, • Auctioneer, le always ready to at- te nil nates of forms, farm stook, &o. Terms oheerlully given. Oranbrook P. 0, Sales may be arranged at THE Poem Pubilshmg House. Brussels. GEORGE KIRKBY, Lioeneed Auctioneer. Salle uonduot ed on reasonable terms. li'arms and farm stook a enecialty. Orders left at Tun POST Publishing House,Brussolo, or sent to Walton P. 0,, will receive prompt attention, I.3AVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN. 6E es an Auctioneer, I am prepared to ow:duet sales of farm stook at reasonable prices. Knowing the standing of nearly every person I am in a position to sell to good marks and got good security when cold ou credit, Satisfaction guaranteed, Give mea call. 82- F 8. 800TT, BOAR FOR SERV10E,—TETE Undersigned will keep for serViee on Lot 25 Con. 0, Kerrie, the thorn' bred im- proved White Yorkebire Boar "Canada's imoo," pltreha051 from the well-known breeder J, E. Ilrebhour, Oak Lodge Farm, Bettorl, Tornio, $1.00 to Bo paid at the time of Berrien with privilege of returning if neooesary. Pedigree may be seen on ap- plieattou. 14013T. NICHOL, BOAR FOB sBRVICE,—TI31'; undersigned w111 keep for 0517105 on Lot 21, 00„.0 Grey Cho largo it uglteh Berko - shire Boar, "t ollard,” No,2580. Brod by Wm. Padget & Son, Buttenvillo Ont„and is from imported etuak on both aides. Tonne, S108, to be pale at time of sorvlee with privilege of returning if no0055ary. Pedigree may be seen On application, ROUT. BARB, 21-8 Ethel choose Foolery,