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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-2-23, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST FED. 23, 1884 A FAVOR I: We are receiving so many enoeuraging reports of the efficiency of our Cough Balm in relieving and during, Coughs, 0olde, &o,, that we are encouraged, if possible, to make it still better, We leave added one more ingredient by whioh we hope to relieve a Dough that sometimes beoomee spasmodic. Although the Dost is increased there is no advanoe in, the prioe. We believe time addition will be an improvement but should any of our customers think differently we will be only too glad to know it and consider it a favor for those who have used it, to tell us whether satisfaotory or otherwise. In this way we hope to manufacture a oough remedy that will have no equal. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggiat, Bookseller, &o. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTEN°ION w. 0. & B. Trains leave Brussels Station, North nd South, as follows: Goma Souxn, Come Nonan. Mail 8:54 a.m. Mixed 946 a.m. Express 11:50 a.m. I Mail ............ 3:18 p.m. Mixed 9:00 parr. Expreee .,,.,. 0:43 p.m, rotal. sews 3t01715, A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Largo stook of envelopes, nate.beasls, &e 0n hand at TIlI: Pon Publishing Mesa, J,1klo0unrouea, ehoemaker, boo moved his place of business from near the bridge to the Smalo block, 18139988, Datum ANo Jonas shipped a car of cattle sed live hogs on Thureday of this week to the Eastern markets. JUBILEE singora in the Town Hall on Thursday evening of this week under the anspicee of the Canadian Order of For- esters. Weems is the Brussels Curling Club ? The Winter will be pant before a match le played if a hustle is not got on. Whitt about file medal competition 2 AUCTION sale 08 the Howe Woolen Mill will be held at the Queen's Hotel, Brae. sols, on Thursday afternoon of next week at 8 o'olook. There's a fine opening for a big business here. THOS. GIBsoN M. P. P., mailed a oopy of Hon. G. W. Rose' new book "The schools of England and Germany;' to the editor of THE POST this week to be presented to Brussels Mechanics' Ineti. tate Library. It contains 248 pages. SKKATING IBAOA.—On Thursday evening of last weals a three mile skating rope took place on Maitland Itink, Bruesele, between Jas. Stokes, of Goderioh, and W.Lawreuoe, of Wingham. The latter won. Brussels Band was in attendance, Tam evening a000mmodation train broke in two parts on Wednesday even- ing, a mile East of Bluevale, and the ooaoh and one car were left there while the engine and other oars went on to Bruseele. The eugine then ran back af- ter the passengers. Musses. DENNIS and Malloy oolleated 89.50 last Tuesday to aid Mr, McGaw in getting out of town. He went to Luo. know from Brussels. While charitable deeds are oommendable this town has too large a share of visitors olaiming our help and if they were refused many of. them would set about making an honest livelihood outside of public charity. IN Inc 8280 YEAR,—Early Sunday morn- ing the spirit of Benjamin Edwards, Al- bert street, was released from the clay tenement. The deceased had been laid up with la grippe, followed by bronchitic and inflammation of the lunge and MB declining years forbade bis shaking it off. Mr. Edwards was born in Brentwood, 00. Essex, England, on July 4811, 1812, and consequently would have been 82 next July had his life been spared. When 19 years of age he enlisted in the British Army, joining the let Royal Regiment. He wae with them in Ire- land and Scotland and in 1886 came to Canada to render service in oonneotion with quelling the rebellion. In the bat- tle of Santutobe he was wounded in the leg, 56 ye.rs ago, on Aug. 2Gth, 1894, he married Jane Ferguson, his aged partner, who has attained the good old age of 74. Mr. Edwards continued in the regiment for 6 years after his mar. riage and visited various pointe in Can- ada. 51 years ago the deceased pur• chased the lob on whioh the G. T. R. depot now stands in London for 85.00, the Queen city being but a quiet going village at that date. The 1st Royale were ordered to India but in going down the 81. Lawrence suffered ebiptvreok in the Gulf in the month of November. One man walked to Quebec to report while the passengers kept themselves warm by burning the timbers of the ship. The subject of this notice got bis disoharge and remained in Canada and very probably prolonged MS life thereby, as in the Russian campaign out of 1,000 men belonging to the lst Royal regiment only 4 survived. Dor. and Mrs. Edwards resided in Markham for a time, then at the R. C. cemetery, Morrie township, moved to the township of McGillivray, a long procession following the remains Middlesex County and took up land. 35 to the last rusting place. SALT shipping is brightening up a little. MONTHLY Horse Fair on Thursday of next week, March lat. Come to it. EAST Huron Patrons convene in Brus- sels Town Hall ou Friday afternoon of this week. Bowssem A. 0. 13. W. Lodge was re- presented this week at the Grand Lodge, Toronto, by Dr. McKelvey. A NUMBER of Brueselities enjoyed them. selves at the social held at Hugh Lamont's, 7th con. Grey, on Tuesday evening. Tim first Manitoba excursion train for this Beason will leave Brussels on Tuesday of next week and will continue every Tuesday during March and April. JUDOS DOYLE has written the corpor- ation of Brussels asking them to provide an enclosed desk and a better chair for His Honor in attending Division Court here. GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR HAYwARD, of Windsor, Wag in Brussels on Tuesday and officially inspected the new ten ton scales and found them all right. He went from here to Atwood. MATCHED RACE.—On Friday evening of this week a matched skating rasa will take place on Maitland rink between Robt. Thompson and Colin Shaw, both of Brussels, for a purse of 810.00. The distance will be one mile, or 22 laps on the rink. The competitors are evenly matched. F. S. SCOTT, J. T. Roes], Postmaster Farrow, J. Irwin, W. F. Vaostone and Councillor Williams attended the laneral of the late 1'. Kelly, at Blyth, last Fri: day forenoon. The interment was made Ecnn'ses.--During the present year there will be two eclipses of the sun and two of the moon. A partial eclipse of the moon on llfarch 21st, an annular eclipse of the sun on April 5th, and a total eclipse of the sun on Deo. 28th, will be viable in Canada. A partial eclipse of the moon on Sept 14th, and 15th will be visible in Canada. There will be a transit of Mercury across the sun's diso on Nov.10, visible in Canada. BANQUET,—The Salvation Army had a good time at the oyster supper and banquet in the Town Hall in ibis plane last Monday evening. A small brass band from Wingham paraded the streets in the afternoon and advertised the evening meeting by a number of Salvation Army tunes played in a lively strain. This District officer and his wife were presen t, also soldiers from Palmerston and Wing. ham- Capt. Malynn is a faithful, praa• Coal worker in looking after the interests of Brussels corps. 11ireNRAL.—Taesday evening of this week, at 5 o'clock, one of those happy events of so much import, took place at the residence of D. Stewart when his es- timable daughter, Miss Maggie, was un- ited in the holy estate of matrimony to Jno. Ritchie, of Mount Forest. Rev. Jno. Rosa, B. A., performed the ceremony in the presence of the immediate relatives of the Interested parties. Little Miss Gracie Stewart, niece of the bride, was the maid of honor. Wedding gifts of a costly, handsome and useful character bespoke the popularity of the principals. After ample justice was done to an ex- celleut supper Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie left for their future home at Mount Forest by the evening train followed by many warmly expressed wishes for their future happiness and prosperity in whioh Tits POST joins. Mise Stewart has resided in Mount Loeest for the pact 2 or 3 years. Omar VEEDICT,—On Friday evening the joint public debate wee held in the Town Hall, Brussels, when the subject "Re. solved that the Mowat Government 110 longer retains the oouadame of the peo- ple of Ontario," was discussed. The epee-kersforthe aflirtnative were Jas. Irwin, W. IL Cloakey. and Postmaster Farrow. W. 141. Sinolaar, Dr. Cavanagh and W. H. Herr had been chosen by the Young Liberal Club to champion the negative, but owing to illness Mr. Sin- clair was unable to be w•esent and, by mutual agreement, Mr. Kerr filled in hie time, Twenty minutes were allowed each speaker. It wae just an ordinary, every- day debate until Mr. Cloakey set the ball rolling and after he totalled on the "im- peonnioeity" of the Government the ace0e was °hedged. B. Gerry performed the duties of chairman to the satisfaction of ail. No decision vine given as to whioh side had the advantage in the argument. The Liberal Glee Olub sang "My heart is Light," and ":Dreams of long ago" in a ma1111r that proved their ability to take caro of the musical side of the program. Mrs. Cavanagh presided at the organ. $2.00 of the proceeds were given t0 a Mr. McGaw, a felpleos invalid, who wan stranded in Brussels, years ago they purchased lot 8, con. 6, Grey township, but sold again and mov- ed to Wallace township, where they lived for a number of years. Io 1888 the old couple became residents of Brussels, where they have made their Loma sines. Their surviving children are Mrs. David Hoist, Brussels ; Wm., Wallaoe ; Geo., Brussels ; and Mrs. Doll, Wallace. The deoeased was an old time Methodist and found the Saviour of hie earlier years his rod and his staff in deolining years. Dirs. Edwards and other relatives are deeply sympathised with. The funeral took plane on Tuesday afternoon, the in. terment being made in Brussels ceme• Wry. Business Locals, WANTuu at once, a smart young lady or genb t0 learn photography. Apply to. II, J. $vnos0, Photographer, B3useel9, Eamon Spavin Liniment rem0ve9 all. hard, soft or oallousad lumps and blew- iehea from horses, blood spavins, , (Bibs, aplinte, sweeney, ring -bone, Btihes, sprains, all swollen throats, eto. Save 850 by ueeof one bottle. Warranted by G - A, Deadman. Fn11NITumr. If you want anything 10 the furniture line now is the time to buy, 45 I am giving great bargains for the next 80 days. As I have bought a large stook for Dash and got a big disoounb I can sell it very fine, It Leatherdalc: WALL-DIomIne AND Dnu,LxNo,-George Bid] has all the neoeeeary machinery for digging and drilling well° and is prepay. ed to attend to'all work entrusted to him in a way that will insure satiefaation. Wells gleaned out and put in proper shape, Terms retteonable. Residence second door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberay et„ Brussels. 84-tf RHEUMATISM CURED IN A Dar.—South American Ithoumatio Oure for Rheuma- tism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Ito action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It re- moves at once the pause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. Warranted by G. A. Deadman. C. 0. F.—For the next three months special indooemente will be offered by Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0. F., Brussels, to any person desiring to become a member of that Order, the in• fbiation fee being reduced during .that time. As Ibis is one of the leading Ln- suranee and Beneficiary Sooieties in the country people should take advantage of this offer. For full information ap- ply to A. REID, 0. R. A. Roux/o, F. S. ; W. BLABHILL, Treas. RELIEF IN Six Hoons.—Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the "Great South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise and delight to physicians on account of its encoding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, baolt and every part of the urinary pus• sages in male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost immediately. If yon want quack relief and pure this is your remedy. Sold by G. A. Deadman, druggist. GooD BEao111IEND.—The following speaks for itself :—"bir. Leatherdale.- 0' a Morris piano furnished by you for my cn„orrt hu=t night was all that could be desired. The scale was even and the touch elastic. It possesses plenty of power and I was especially pleased with a certain singing quality of tone whioh in some pianos is ao conspioiously absent, and in every particular yours is one of the best pianos I have ever used. "Emma WELLS." of the Emma Wella Concert Co'y. Brussels, February and, 1894. THE Delineator for April is the second of the "Great Spring Numbers," and has many special features in addition to the onusaally fine display of attractive styles. Prominence is given to Bicycling in an illustrated article whioh describes How to Ride and What to Wear, and also a full page of figures in Bicycling Costume and an original piece of Music entitled The Cyclists' Unroll. Mothers of famil- ies will be glad of the aid of the very suggestive paper On Fitting Out the Family for Spring and Simmer, and both Mothers and Daughters will be inter -crated its the opening chapter of a series treating of the relationship be- tween the two. Some new dishes are given under the bead of Dainty Cookery. The paper on How to Live Wisely opens a subject that should commend itself to all housekeepers, and the chapter on the Etiquette of the Dinner Table treats of the most refined observannee at the festive board. The contrtbution on The Uses of Crape and Tissue Papers gives further instruotion in the malting of many useful and ornamental articles. Around the Tea Table furnishes both instruction and entertainment, and furth- erlontertainment is provided in An East. er Party and Literary Charades. The latest literature is discussed in Among the Newest Books, and Flower Culture for the Month tells what work should be done in preparing the Garden for the Spring and Summer. The illustrated artioles on Netting, Tatting, and Knit- ting, and Croahetting, etc., aro as termin- ating as usual to the lover of fancy work. The subscription prioe of The Delineator is $1,00 a year. Single Copies, 15 Cents. Address orders to The Delineator Pub. halting 00. (Ltd.), 38 Richmond Street West, Toronto, Ont. New'Prinbs at Skene's. NEW Flannelets at Skene's. Nina dress goods at Skene's. CLOVER and Timothy at MoCraoken's. FIRST class cow for sale. Apply at Tan Pon Publishing House. New American Detainee worth 20o., for 12tc. Beautiful goods at Skene's. Tne balance of our robes and blankets, bells and fur coats at cost. I. C. Richards. Fon bargains in harness or anything in the harness] line try us. I. 0. Richards. ANY one wishing to get a new saw filing machine may see what suits them at A. M. McKay de Co's. hardware store Brussels. IF you want anything in my lige come and get my prime within the next 80 days, All goods delivered free. R. Leatherdale. Iran on human and horses and all animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool - ford's sanitary lotion. This never fails. Warranted by G. A. Deadman, Now is the time to have your photo taken. Our Winter scenes are something above the ordinary. f1. J. STRONG, Photographer.. Ir you are thiniting of buying a piano or organ it will pay you to come 50 miles and see mine before you buy. R. Leabherdals. ANY ono wishing to get a new saw filing stand, I think can be suited by P. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont. May be. seen at McKay & Co's. hardware store. . PURSE fotmd containing a anus Of money. Owner may have it by proving. property and paying .for this advertise- ment by applying to I. 0. Richards,• Brussels]. Tire entering wedge of a fatal com- plaint is often a alight cold, which a dose or two of Ayer's Cherry Pectorial might have oured in the commencement. Therefore, it is advisable to have tide prompt and sore remedy always at hand for an emergency. THAT the blood should perform its vital functions, it is absolutely neOeseary it should not only be pure but rich in tite.giving elements. The results are best •effected by the nee of that well- known standard blood -purifier Ayer'e Sarsaparilla. • $ORBS - HuTcnrxsoN.—In Grey, on February 18th the wife of Mr. Outbbert Hutchinson of a son. ST1JV',D4; D Z34XNE OF C4X4D4, 'Et mT,S,aaimmem-xaeca:o MEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO. ASSETS, - (Seven Million Dollars) $7,000,000 CAPITAL (Authorized) - - • - 82,000,000 Agenoieo in all prVaofpat poinla in Ontario, glidLe°,1Uasedtola, Utritad State dl England, SOFi5° e°MAes' �darllCp . A General Banking Business Transaoted. Farmers' Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued and Collections made on all poiotm. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of Withdrawal and compounded half yearly. - BosoIAL ATTENTION°0IVEN TO THE CoLLE0TION OF FAnMEnts' SALE NoTEB. Every faoiliby afforded Customers] living at a distance. J. A. STEWART, MANAGER. GILLII5 47oi SMITE, BAt4V Entmldb S, • CHEAP BOOKS, ' REGULAR 11EDU0En PRI013. 89100, Ivanhoe—Scott, 250 150 Quentin Darward—Soolt, 25o 160 The Talienaau—Scott, . 26o 160 Waverley—Soots, 200 100 Kenilworth—Scott, 250 15o Oliver Twist—Dickens, 20o loo Rienzi—Lytton, 280 150 Two Years Ago—ILingaley, 25o 16o Hypotio—Kingsley, 25e 15c Nlohole Nioltleby,Diokens26o 150 The Scarlet Letter— Hawthorne, 25o 15o Was it Suicide 2-,-Wiloox, 25o 15o Pepper's Drug Stone, I3Ii,T34I1M. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.' 13 R, IT S Sa • 3 S, Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts 13ought and Sold on all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED. - SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY. Sa VIX8S .!'adaR ORPalineelfEAT. 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 00 sober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits. 'lVo effect to write insurance In old Engifsi. or Canadian Companies, or In Mut. nal Companies es may be desired. AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN BANE OF OOMo,ERCo. MMSMTSS3212.,£3 'Ai.A-k MC=TES, Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Barley, Peas Oats Batter, tubs and rolls Eggs per dozen Flour per barrel Potatoes ... Hay per ton........ Salt per bbl., retail Hides trimmed Hides rough .. 2t Sheep skins, emit .. 40 65 Lamb skins eaoh 50 60 Apples per bbl,. 1 60 1 75 Wool 17 18 Pork 5 00 6 50 53 65 58 55 33 30 50 52 30 3I 18 12' 00 800 850 40 00 G00 700 1 00 00 3 21,2AF.2Z235327, RITCHIE—STEWART.—Ab the reads nee Of the bride's parents, Brussels, on February 20bh, by Rev. Jno. Ross, 13. A., Mr. Jno. Ritchie, of Mount For- est, to Mise Maggie; eldest daughter of Mr. Daniel Stewart, of Brussels.' Lowe—MONAuenToS.—Ab the residence of the bride's parents, Brussels, on February 21st, by Rev. D. Millar, Mr. Jobs Lows, of Grey township, to Mies Ella, daughter of Mr. Robert McNanghton of this plane. r2=3/1- LOVE.—In Morris, on Feb. 17th, Albert, son of Samuel Love, aged 45 years. WRITE.—In Morris, on Feb. 1711,, Mary White, aged 21 years, 1 month and 9 days. KELLY,—At Blyth, on Wednesday morn- ing, Feb. 14th, Patrlok Kelly, aged 62 years and 14 days. EDwaoms.—In Brunets, on Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1894, Benjamin Edwards, aged 81 years, 7 months and 14 days. Mo4nmoun.—In Morris, on Feb 20811, Annie, youngest daughter of Alex. McArthur, aged 95 years and 2 months. GRANT.—At Egmondville, on Feb. 1Gth, James Tlielop, infant son of James W. and Nary A. Grant, aged 9 months and 15 days. A-t7CTIOST BA2+a4- TtiaenAY,.Fiot,. 27TH,—Tarso oto010, ploments, deo. Lot 29, 4th line, Morrie. Bale commences. at 1 o'olools. Nelson Carrie, Prop. George Kirkby Aunt. WEDNESDAY, Fan. 28TH,—Lara stook, implemeate, &o. Lot 80, eon, 10, Grey. Sale, unreserved, ooinOlSna08 at 1 o'elook Sharp. Wm. Cook, Prop. F. S. Scott, Auo. Ton0800, Feb. 19.—Flour — Straight roller, 82.00 ; extra, 82.40 to $2.50. Wheat—White, 570 ; spring, No. 2, 60a ; red winter, 970 ; goose, 550 ; No.1 Mani- toba bard, 744a; No. 2, 721o. Peas—No. 2, 53o. Barley—No. 1, 4210 to 43o; feed, 35c to 370. Oats—No. 2, 87o. LONDON, Feb. 19.—The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly review of the Brit- ish grain trade, says :—English wheats have dropped fourpence, end foreign wheats sixpence per quarter. Flour is steady. Barley has declined sevenpence. Corn is down sixpence, and oats four. pence. The tone at to•day's market was quiet. Wheats were unchanged. Amer. loan corn was threepence dearer. Oats were firmer. The prices of barleys were in buyers' favor. MONTREAL, Q Feb. 13.—There were about 425 head of butchers' cattle, 15 calves and 100 sheep offered at the East End Abattoir to -day. Thebuioher5 were present in considerable numbers and trade was much more motive than for several weeks past and prices were higher all around. A few of best beeves were sold at aka per pound. with pretty good stock at about 37so ; do., rough steers and bulls at from 80 to ata, and the leaner animals at about 2to per pound. The calves offered here to.day were a rather indifferent lot and sell at from $2,50 to $7 each. There is quite au improvement in the prioe of sheep. A lot of good lambs were sold to -day at Oto per lb. and mixed lots brought about 4c do. Live bogs continue in fair supply and sell from 6o to no per pound. BAST BUFFALO, N Y, FED 12.—Cattle— One hundred and twenty oars • on sale ; moderate supply of sale stock ; eastern alvicea unfavorable ; demand light ; 100 to 15c lower on common to fair, 20o to 25o lower for good to ohoioe grades. Ex- porters took the best fancy heavy steers at 84 50 to $4 75, and the usual country order demand on fairly good 12 hundred to 1,300 pound steers at $3 70 to 84 10, while cow stuff, thin to fairly fat heifers, eta,, sold at 82 25 to 88 25 np to 88 50 for good smooth lots. The weather wae soft and warm, and in anything bat good shape for the dressed beet trade. Sheep and lambs—One hundred and tLirty care on sale. Tbie market, as well as Chicago and the Eastern markets, overstooked ; prices] opened 160 to 20o lower, closing with a still further decline and limited trading ; not many Oanadas here, four loads all told, and prospeots for lbe bal- ance of the week are bad ; good to ohoioe natives 83 85 to 84 25, light to fair, 83 25 to $3 75 ; fair to good mixed sheep, 82 30 to $2 76, and up to $3 for best ; good to choice webers, 83 to $3 60 ; Cauadas were held at $4 50, but no trading ; they will probably go to New York on first bands. Hoge—Ninety cars, market easier, 5o to lOooff ; York buyers gen. erally paid $5 49 to $0 46, with a few lots of ohoioe pigs at 85 50, but the hulk of rho pigs and light stuffs also sold at 85 45, heavy grades were dull and weak, at 85.- 86 to $6 40, mostly $5 40 ; mixed packers $5 40 to 85 45 ; pigs, 85 40 to 85 50, mostly $5 45 ; rough bogs are lower by 15o to 20o than a week ago, gelling mostly at 84 50 to 84 75 ; some smooth, but ooaree tote $4 90 to $5. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. MIB WANTED TO OUT wood on Lot 82, Oon.14, Grey. Oath paid every night if required. DIPS. SWAN, Ethel P. O. 11 OUSE AND LFR BAE on QS! Street, BrueeeOTlsO, The hoLuse is 50 feet annexe, It stories, containing 7 rooms, l well, woodshed ru and garden, the latterr well stocked with fruit trees. For price, terms, &c., apply to JOHN SELr, 31.4 Proprietor. LOST EITHER IN BRUSSELS 0r between Bo'usseis and Harrieton, a red leather book in wbieb was a note of band, drawn -don, 12811, 1894, for 8500, in favor of T. 0. McCracken. The public are warned adainet negotiating said note as payment bas been stopped, T. G. MoORAOliEN, Harriston. SPECTACLES .1 SPECTACLES I 1 supply Spectacles in gold, nioltel, steel frames, with interohangeable len sox, (tooting the eye Free of Charge) also exchange if found not a perfect fit. Gold frames, 85.00 to 87,00 ; nickel, 76a. to 82 00 ; steel, 250, to $1,50. My lenses are of the beet quality. Give me a trial before paying exhorbitant prioee to Bra. velliug smock dealers. T. FLETCHEIR, JEwarmnu. FOR SALE.—COMFORTABLE Frame house with stone foundation, rood collar. soft and hard water ander cover, stable, end an acre of land for sale in the village of Ethel, d nn acre of fruit trace, various varieties, For particulars as to p -rice, terms &o„ apply to WM. 8PENCE, 28.4 Postmaster, JERSEY BULL SERVICE.— There fe a difference in Jerseys. The cam of my Toney Buil is a prize winner at Toronto Industrial. No bettor stock for the dairy than across with a coed milking strain. G, A, D14ADMAN, Druggist & Bookseller. 1LIGBLE PROPERTYr offers 5 here plot, lochted immediately north of Amens Bros. /eatery, for sale. He will also diepoae of bis residents ou the onpopit° silo of the street. For further parbiaulars, as to price, terms, etc., apply to ALEX. MCLADCHLfa, 24-4 Proprietor, Brussels. REAL ESTATE. 'WARMS FOR SALE.—'THE UN- DRRBIONED has BOVeral good Farms for Salo and to rent, easy terms, in Townships of Morris and Grey. F S. SO OT7,13russels, L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, • Solioiter and Conveyancer. 001305. tions made. Of es]—Vanetone's Block,. Brim.. eels. _ 21-8m • FARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB - minium offers bis 100 aore farm, being N }.Lot 27, Con. B Morris, for Bale. About 80 neres cleared, with 6 agree of fall wheat in, balance timbered with cedar, nab and Hard- wood. Living spring on lot, For further particulars as to price. terms, 50 , apply to JOHN MCODTOHEON, N 9 Lot 24,Con. 7, 20.4 Brussels P. 0. M. SINCLAIR,. Y Y • Solicitor, Oonveyanoer,NotaryPub- 13e,- &o. Chloe—Yaustone's Meek 1 door. north of Central Hotel, Private >ruede. to Lona. FARM FOR SALE, BEING North d of Lot 22, Con, 8,iforrie town- ship. The farm oontaius 100 acres, about 70. of which are °leered, balance bush, There is a comfortable house, good bank barn, fine orchard, &a. on the premises. The farm is all seeded down. Possession could be given at any time. For further partieulare as to price, terms, &c., apply to the Proprietor on the premises, or Walton P.O. 20.4 D. MOOALLUM, ton ACRE FARM FOR SALE. The 200 acme farm, beinglots it and 12, eon. 16, Grey, is offered for sale. 120 acres aro cleared and the balance well-tim- bored. Buildings first-alaaa. Orchard, well, &a, School house within 40 rods. Posses- sion given at one° if desired. For further particulars as to price, terms, dui. apply to MRs. VALUER, 8-tf Roseville P. 0. or NELSON BRICKER, on farm. CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES, Barristers, Bolteitore, Nobariee-Pubilo, Godmish, Ont, M, 0, Marmon, Q. 0., PHILIP HOLT, 3)171)0EY 1103•51130, A. --Ola — ITALVA9LE WOOLEN FACTORY BLAIR, BARRISTER, GF. G. Solicitor, &a, (late of Gttrrow & Pronritoot's Olaoe,Goderlah.) Oliice. over Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels, Money to Loan. 47 MEDICAL CARDS. JA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D. • O. M., L. R.O.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P. B. Ont. Besidenee and otlee in Wilson's Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry fits. JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D • Phyeiolau, Surgeon A000ucher, eta. Graduate of Toronto Dnivereity Medical Faculty. Member of College of Physicians and Burgeons, Out. 078008 -Next door to McDonald & Co.. Walton Ont. Pursuant to indgifwent of the Ohaneery Division of the High Court of Justice, in at suit 0f ltluseelove, Bowe et al, there will Ile offered for sale at Public Auction by 8, Mal - audition, 11nquire, Master ab Goderiob at the Queen's Hotel, in the Village of Brussels, in the County of Heron, on Thursday, the First any or Mitrch, 1.891 At 8 o'clock in the afternoon, the following valuable property,viz. :—that property known as Howe'n Wolen Factory. This faebory Is situated ou Turnberry St„ in the said Village, Itis a.three story brick building 80 x 00 foot, with a ono story boiler room and dying house iu the rear 26 x85 feet. It is fitted ons with one oompleto cot 00 mill machinery, a 50 hp. wheeler% engine and 68 bp. boiler, all in good running order. The location in a good one for an :extensive busi- ness. There will be a reserved bid, '1'uo othereouditious are the usual anndibions of this Court. Further particulars will be made known at the tine of sale and may be ked from the Vendor's Seilelbero, F. S, Boost, Clerk, and W. H, Kerr, Reeve of Brussels. Dated this let day of February, 1,0„ 1804, B. leaden °000 Master at doilertoh. OSMIUM o dereSiVolcitors. DENTAL. 1)II+:IYTIla; Tf M. CAVANAGH, L• D S., D• D• S., Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni- versity, OFPIo0—Over A. R. Smith's Store, Brussels, VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK, Q/ • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all diseases of domesticated animals lu a com- petent manner. Particular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. Office and Infirmary—Two doors uorth of bridge 'rurnberry et., Bruesele. '1//E H. MOORE, V. S., H. M.,V. DI. S. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all domesticated animals treated on soientifio' principles. Horse dentistry and diseases of horned cattle a specialty, Calle promptly attended to. Office, over the Post office. Infirmary at Beattie'° livery barn, Brussels, Ont. 2a• BUSINESS CARDS. WF' V • H. MCCRACKEN, r r IsaurerofBfarriageLiooneea, 01155 at his Grocery, Turnborry street, Brussels. N. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door south of A. M. kfeltay & Cos hardware store. Ladies' and ohlldrene hair cutting a specialty AMONAIR, • Ismer of Marriage Licenses, by appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis- sioner, &e., Q. B. Oonveyanoer and, Agent Fire Inauranoo 0o. OOles at the Oranbrook Post Office. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. A HUNTP,R, Oldrh of the Fourth Division Court Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Pubilo- Land Loan end Insurance Agent. Puede invested and to loan. Collections made, Office in Graham's B look, Bruesele. A. HAWKINS, 1I, 0. S. M. • Organist in St, John's Church, Brue• sale, and pupil, in the Art of 'Teaching of A. W. Thayer, Mus. boo., New York, will give lessons to pupils either at cis parlor, over A. R. Smith's store, or if preferred, at their own bomes, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Welton. Terms moderate. AUCTIONEERS. ARAY MANN, • Auctioneer, m always ready to at- tend sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terme cheerfully given. Orarhrook P.O. Salol may be arranged at Tan Pon Publishing House, Brussels. GEORGE KIRKBY, Lieeneod Auctioneer. Salesconduct ed on reasonable terms. Farms and faun stooks Bpeolalbv. Orders left at Tan Poem Publishing Houss,Bru eagle; or ssntto Watton P. 0„ will receive promptattontion, I_TAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN- 1 so as au Auctioneer, I am prepared to conduct sales of faun stock at reasonable prices. 'Knowing the standing of nearly every person I am in a position to soil to good marks and get good security when gold ou credit. Sattefaotlon guaranteed, Give mea salt. 82- F S. 500TT. BOAR FOR SERVICE,—THE Undersigned will keep for service on Lot 55 Con, 5, Morris, the thorn bred im- 9 roved White Yorkshire Boar "Canada's rlu0a," purchased from the well-known breeder J. lie, Bretbonr, Oak Lodge Farm, Burford, 750,118, 01.00 to bo paid at the time of miracle wlbli, privilege of returning if necessary. Pedigree ?any bo aeon' on ap- plioation, 1tORT.111OHOL. HOBO' BRED BULL FOR BAr.lt.—The undersigned effete the thorn' bred Mart Horn bull, ,Earl McDuff," No. 15,o85, for Bala He d• quiet to haudle.. and a good stock getter. For further infor- mation am to prioe, pedigree, &e., apply to the proprietor. ANGI13 LAtdONT,- Let 18, Coh. 7, t:}rey', or to BOX 177, Drueset&. 93.3.