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Do not take it lie an insult when
wo aelt--Do you 000 Kap1 Our,
goasone fprnaeking :mob it sues.
kion le because we have extra
bergaioo in Soap. You can have
your choice of any of the folios-
ing fOr
O. A. AK
ilelootropo, Oatmeal, k,00don
Boqueb, Glycerine, Tar, Sulphur,
Castile and Palm. Castile Soap,
when properly made, and from
proper ingrodiente, le good for
general use. We have it at
13C. PER
or 26o, for a 2 pound bar• We
know it will pay you to bey your
Toilet Soap from ue, and we
soiledyour paterDag°.
Deadman & McCall, Booksellers, &o,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eooxmauN EXTENSI09 17, 0. & B. ..
Trains leave Bruseele Station, North
and South, as follows :
Goexo Sorra. GOING NORTn,
&Tall ,m
6:00 a,a
Mixed.. 0:45 .m...
Salmons11:59 a.m. Mail. 8:18 p,m.
Nixed......... 9:00 p,xn. Express 9.48 p.m.
Dal .C.th" C11tS.
A elders amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll pent it.
Neveatnma.
Consort, meeting next Monday evening.
TEE flax mill resumed operations on
Tuesday.
Wnooi'nw Gough is taking its innings
-among the juveniles in Bruseele.
TEN next Horse Fair will be held in
Brussels on Thursday, December 6th..
AN interesting letter on ''Pioneer Life"
' is crowded out of this issue. Watch for
ft next week.
THE new Meneely bell for Brussels was
oast at Troy last Saturday and is expect-
ed here tbie week.
Oun thanks are due to the Clinton New
_Ern for the use of the out of the House of
Refuge and Qontraotor S. 8. Cooper.
THURSDAY of this week was the first of
the monthly series of Horse Fairs. Quite
a number of flee animals were on sale.
Dog'r forget the auction sale of Bons -
eels Woollen Factory Friday afternoon of
this week, on the premises, at 9:30
o'elook.
Musses. CLDGG & LAMES shipped a car
of cattle and a car of sheep from Brussels
on Thnreday and 2 ears of lambe from
Belgrave on Wednesday.
.Now that the repairs to theboiling pan
at the Enterprise Salt Worsts are com-
pleted, salt making will begin again next
Monday. The supply on hand is about
• exhausted owing to the lively shipments
of late.
Nov. 23nn.—Owing-to their lease of the
building not expiring notil this date
Messrs. Gillies & Smith have decided to
keep their private bathopen in Bruesela
• until tlen for the convenience of pereone
indebted to them. After the 23rd all un-
• oolleeeed amounts will pass into other
hands. Mr. Coasley is still la charge.
MATnraloarex.—Oupid added another
victory to his rapidly increasing list last
Tuesday morning, when, at the residence
of the bride's mother, Hanover, Will. J.
• Climie, of Bruseele, and Mise Edith
' O'Neil joined hands and hearts in a mat-
rimonial alliance. Rev. Mr. Craigie tied
the double bow knot in the pre00aae of a
micacompany: Misses Maud and
Annie O'Neil, sisters to the bride, were
the bridesmaids, and Rae. and Will. H.
Olimie, of Lietowel, brother and cousin
to the groom, performed the offices of
groomsmen. The bride was neatly and
becomingly attired in a travelling cos -
tome. Many valuable wedding gifts
were presented to the bride. After the
ceremony Mr. and UrnClimie left for
Listowel where a reception was held at
the residence of the groom's father from
0 to 8 o'clock. The evening train convey-
ed the happy twain to Brussels where
they have taken up their residence on
Flora etreet. Many good wishes are ex-
pressed for the fetters happiness and pros-
perity of Mr. and Mrs. Olimie in which
TUE POST heartily concurs. We extend
a hearty welcome to them as citizens of P
Bruseele. e
AY JANE DIDN T GET THE1ta.—In tlte
gunlong If
et of applicants for the Primary rd
Department of Brussels Pablio School,
was the following from "Mies Mary Jane
Haig," of Toronto township, which speaks 1
for itself. Ite appearance among the L'
staid, well•written applications caused
considerable merriment at the Board ;—
Scltule hoard, Brussels :
Gmeenn rsso,—Haven eaw your adver-
tiser in the Globe of the 19th instanter
for a Maher for the lowest apartment in
your 'tabula, andyour offer of such a
payee sum as 226 dollars i can not re-
. Crane from offerin my self, to be your
taoher and so i send in my applie. f
have a first pleas' county board sirtifikate a
and have been'ingaged in tacbin for Ito
twinty foive years come Meas but you ro
can see at a glance i am np to date in me fe
rigbtir, ,i will promise to tech the child- 11
her in your Belittle as well as the beat of pr
them is taabed, i love the angles. Be•
sides i will promise to make a .handsome
present to all the men on the board out
of me big wages at the iud of me tirm
-wid you. i have been taohin in me
present :lobule for tree weeks and a day
and the ohildher are so far on they will
need no more taohen for many a day. I
put into this a testifier f 'ore me priaint
board. Hopin.,to'here ,'rov1 you soon.
'.N, B.—I am a stanch methodieter by
perewayehen. Yours
';Toronto Tp.'Oot. 22, '96.MAnY JANE Haiti: lVi
e
'The followtng ie the "testifier" referred. ki
''+to :—Genteloren,—Tbie is to make tare. in
,.to all the boorde in want of a gold teach- 00
-sr that we ken weel that Miss Haig hi 8 ag
sera guid youngiaesie as we has haen ber mi
hired for a spell an she brooht the bairne fo
+1n weal in nor :lobule 'an we feel. Oafs in .rel
rgivin her a guid recommend tee ony no
boord in avant o' alp to teach the puir clo
rise° bairns. JAti. I1d0Bene, Seo, Trees. ni
,Box 718, TO.onto, Ont, pl
Bauseeta eentingent for the Renee of
Rtfage will go an Monday, 11ti1 inst,
Been rade]: of Tin: Peer abOUld toil
Put for the new advt. of Meeeie, Wilton
& Turnbull.next iyeelr.
A NtllMen of sleighs and cutters were
in town on Wednesday, Old Sol, soon
put a stop to the sleighing.
`Cana new fgrnoee are being piacod in
tate sellopl Moises, Messrs. Wilton &
Turnbull have thgooutraob.
Den's` be afraid to lot the public' know
about what yen have to sell. Pleat an
advt. in Too Pen if you want the ear of
t111.0
hpublic,
10 o$NTs in advance gets Tnn Poer for
the balance of 1805. Balance iof the year
free to new subscribers for 1890, Now
is the time,
Juno: DoYL$ aaye our naw aehool
building ie a credit to the citiyeus of
Bruesela. He takes a great intsreot in
educational affairs.
'Pun POST welcomes D, B. Moore end
family, of Morris, to Brussels. They
moved into the residence purohaoed from
Dr. Cavanagh, on Thursday of this Week.
ICIOat$gs•—A junior foot ball team
from Seaford) came over to Bruseele last
Saturday afternoon and played a match
with the school boys on Yiotoria Park.
In the hour's play the visitors scored 8
goals, two of them being secured in the
first half hour, Brueeole failed to get
the ball between the flags. Seaford) att.
pears to be congenial soil for foot ball
and lacrosse and the eleven youths com-
posing the team on Saturday were well
up to the etondnrd, kicking well with.
both feet and mouth. The following.
wore the players and positions ocoupied ;
nRpee0LO, eneFonria.
McNair Goal Wright
Gerry - 1. -Backe . Hammett
I1err Wilson
Dere McLeod
0ousley,,,�...... Ralf Bathe ....,. Broadfoot
DanfRoehe - Smithery
Rocha Centro � WBda
Grewax' }.Loft WIng { Kendall Murray
Drleue
Huenwt } .]t, Wing {......... Stephens
MoOracken Jackson
A, Forbes, Referee.
If the weather is favorable next Satur-
day our boys have agreed to play a re-
turn matoh at Seaforth, when they
expect to make a better showing.
House of Rumen OoaieaITTID$.—Tile
Building Committee of the House of
Refuge, consisting of Messrs, Either, Mo-
Ewee, Kennedy, Holt, McDonald, Cook
and Kerr met at the Rattenbury House,
Clinton, on Friday morning of last week,
the meeting being held there owing to
Division Court oa0upying` the Cuunoil
Chamber. After going through consider-
able correspondence, in the way of a re-
port from Mr. Hears, an expert plumber
of London, who had made an official visit
to the Honda of Refuge in connection,
with the heating and plumbing ; a letter
from Government Inspector Ihamber-
lain, Toronto,-tating that he would in•
epeot the building prior to the opening of
the Local Legislature, so that the 25%.
grant from them on the cost np to $16,•
000 would be included in 'the estimates
the reading of the architect's report, an
other lettere of minor importance, sev
eral acuounte were ordered to be pail an
an adjournment was made fur dinner
Messrs. Hardy, of Exeter, and Ryoae, o
Goderich, who bad been coned upon on
previous occasion to investigate cartel
deficiencies concerning the roof, visite
the building and reported that the con
tractor had made the necessary alter
atione and improvements as recommend
ed by them. The Committee, aoeom
Denied by the aroblteot, contractor, care
taker and matron, made an official io
epeotion of the new house and ite belong
loge and were well pleased with th
quality and character of the work. Th
Committee, in behalf of the Co. Council
took the key from Contraoter Cooper, re
taioing $1,500 until the December eeeeio
of the Council as a guarantee regardin
the proper working of the heating appar
atue, &o. 30 sea grave mattresses to fi
the Bingle bedsteads were ordered from J
W. Chidley, of Clinton, at $1,00 each
It was decided to light the House o
Refuge with incandescent eleotrio Iigb
and a contract was entered into for 50
lights, at 0180 per annum, 5 year term
with the Clinton Eleotrio Light Co., th
work of placing poles and, stringing wire
to be done forthwith. Ap agreement was
also entered into with the Bell Telephone
Go., for connection with their system on
a three year contract, at $60 a year, the
Company to build the line. Mr. French
and wife, of Exeter, who are to fill pod
bone of caretaker and metros, were
authorized to enter upon their dutiee
forthwith so se to get the place in order
for the coming of tbe inmates. W. Goats
of Clinton, who ie to be the Inepeotor,
received similar notifiontion. An ineur-
5005 of 010,000 onthe house and $2,000
on contents was ordered to be placed and
till contractors for furnishings and sap-
lies were notified to have them forward.
d at once. The following le the plan
eoided upon for the reception of in-
ates, the various municipalities in the
county being grouped alphabetically :—
ommenoing on Monday, November
Lth, the persons from Ashfield, Bruseele,
lyth, Bayfield and Exeter will be races.
vel. Tuesday, Nov. 12th, Colborne,.
Clinton, Gnderiah township, Goderioh
and Grey. Wednesday, 13th, Hay, Hall.
ett, Howiok and MoKiliop, Thursday,
14th, Morrie, Stanley, Stephen and Sea -
forth. Friday, 15th, Tuckeremith, Turn -
berry and Qeborne, Winghatir, East
and West Wawanosh and Wroxeter,
on Saturday, 16th. Each inmate
is to be provided with a
wood snit of clothes and good shoes, also
change of underclothing. In' addition
a trunkthey may bring a bureau and
eking &lair, also a feather bed or
U $ La FUST
i$274X.AdleD" B4XIC O2' C4JV'4D4,
Nov, Z, 1896
HSAD QFFIOE, „ TORONTO.
ASSETS (Seven Mignon Dollars) . 07,000,000
QAPI:TA4, (Authorized)' - - • §2,000,000
Ap0116108 iii 44 principal pinta in ()Marie, Q1ao5ac, A?anitpba, United States .td Hopton
;Vla'rastad&e DAew,Ne.
General flanking Business Traneaoted. Farmers' Notes
Drafts Issued and Qolleotione made on all points.
Discounted
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Intereet allowed on deposibe of $1,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to, date o
Withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Senora, ATraNxrog GIVIN ro run Corms T1uN Op FAiT,rsit' Sons Norse.
Avery facility afforded Oaetotners living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART MANAGED.
CosLING.--In the grouping of the varix
ous Purling Clubs under the direction of
the Ontario A5eooiatiou Bruseele is alae.
lied with. Walkerton, Orangeville, Fergus
and Durham. The umpire named is
Walter Moore, of Iiarriaton,
WAAT'6 INA Notre ?—There's a pa 1 pa 1
at Paw Few, Michigan, and if the afore-
said daddy had the alteration in spelling
names be would likely ,bave it "Angel"
instead of Engel, We hope, the young
appreutioe will prove a blessing to the
home.
IT ie expected that the new 0013001'
house will be ready for occupation in
about three weals. What to do for a
play -ground while the open weather lasts
is a conundrum as the [wheel yard is now
covered with the olay removed from tbe
large-baeement and will not be in condi.
tion for nee this Fall or next Spring.
Mase Mnsxrio MoNAUouron, the new
Librarian of the Public Library, has
mastered the details of her position and
is very desirous of seeing many new
members enrolling their names. Every
parent in Brussels who is at all desirous
of securing good reading for the family
should band in a dollar and secure the
liberty of using the splendid library for a
whole year.
A xownetzAN packed his grip the other
evening with the necessary outfit for a
day and night away from home, and be'
fore going to the depot to take the train
attended one of the many lodges in this
plane. About train time be hied away,
finding bis coat and grip in the ante-
room as he had left them. Tbis state -
merit toned out, enytbiog but correct
however, fur on arriving at the lodging
place and opening hie "Saratoga" he
found stored away underneath bie night
duster a full sized brick. The recipient
is extremely grateful for these undeserved
oonrtesiee by his brethren, and hopes, in
a small degree, to be enabled to reward
their thoughtful and gracious kindness
in so willingly supplying the additional
d ballast mentioned above. They Bay it
was not on account of its intrinsic worth,
• &o.
d I Enrrort'e DDLIGn9',—There are many
dlInge in managing a uewepaper ealoe.
f luted to worry and annoy the editor but
a 000asionally there are bursts of sunshine
o and when these "bursts" are worth a'
d dollar a piece that lonesome, orphan feel-
ing leaves our pooket. Tuesday of this
week fortune smiled upon THD POST. A
- letter came from an old subscriber in the
- Northwest containing a"$10.00 bill ac-
e. companied by s tetter instructing De to
- pay arrearagee and credit the balance.
The result is this thoughtful man has his
e sUbecription paid to January 1st, 1901, or
a 511 yeare in advance. By the same mail
, was another letter with $2.00 to pay for
THE POST for the next two years to a resi-
n dent in, Clinton. This ie the kind of
g book-keeping we like and we hope a large
•
cumber of subsoribers in Manitoba and
t the West, as well as many in Ontario
. will take the hint and wipe out old scores.
• We want to adopt the cash in advance
f plan of running our paper and thereby
save you and us trouble.
(An»rrmNAL LOOAn ON 1ST PAGE,)
Business Locals.
other pillows, on the guarantee of clean.
nen by the Reeve and att.
oval of the Caretaker and Inspector.
On motion a committee, consisting of
Meaere. Either, Kennedy and Kerr, was
drafted to arrange for formal opening
exeroieee on the first evening of the County
Council, viz., Thursday, Deo. 6th, in, the
town of Clinton. The intention is to
have the Go. Councillors visit the House
of Refuge in the early evening and on re.
turning to town 0, free musical and liter-
ary program will be presented in the
Town Hall. The members of Parliament,
Count officials, e, prase, &o., will be in.
ted. Thos. Jackson, . a Well-known
oder in musical Mettles, was &eked and
ndly consented to prepare a.program of
asic. Mayor Holmes wag added to the
mmittee, Rev. J. W. Holmes
reed to not as convener of the Clinton
nieters and other' church workers in
rmulating a plan for the conducting of
igioue services each Sabbath after.'
on at the Hauge of Refuge. The
ck was about ready to chime the mid-
ght bout when the Committee own -
()ted thole labors.
Dar stovewood at MoOraeken'e.
OYSTERS on hand at McAlpine's.
LoNG,clear bacon at ItfcOraeken's.
IF you want robes or blo.nkebe call on
H. Dennis.
Saaeen harness very low in price.. I.
C. Richards.
Sun our Robes and Blankets, best value
in town. I. 0. Richards.
LARGE stook of light harness sold at low
priose. H. Dennis,
OUn horse collars are all warranted.
H. Dennis:
Sng our long boots, hand made, very
low in price and splendid quality. I. 0.
Richards,
Gnaw Boos.—Largo size, full' 16 oz.,
only $1.90 per dozen, at Smith & Mo.
Laren's.
Do you want to stop using tobacoo.?
If so, nee No -To -Bao. We refund your
money if nob as stated, G. A. LEAnALIN.
A NUMBER of second band road carte
'in good condition for sale ab low prices..
Also a few buggies. Jae. Walker, Brea -
sets.
MoCnAit wishes to notify the
public that she still does Carpet Weaving
at her residence, nearly opp. Dr, luso.
Kell/eyes. Satisiaotion guaranteed,
KAen's Clover Root, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and olearness to
the complexion and cures constipation,
26 eta, 50 eta and $1.00. Sold by James
For, Druggiet, Bruseele.
HEED THE WAI1NINo, The common and
ever present warning of kidney trouble,
bank -ache and weakness in back, are
quickly relieved by Dr, Chase's Pills.
The original and only 25 oent Kidney -
Liver P111. When all other remedies
fail they euro.
Tem delight Of dyeing ie =teal with
Parker and Parker's patrons. The re.
putation of this greatdyeing and, clean.
ing establishment is founded on reliable
work at most reaeouable, prices. The
constant aim is to pleaee patrons, The
result ie a business grown from a email
beginning to the largest dyeing house in
the Dominion, Unrivalled work has won
our unrivalled suooese. Parker's Dye
Works, Toronto, do fine work. Agency
at Skene'e General Store, Brueeols.
C. Donnelly, prop. of the well-known
and popular Windsor hotel, Alliston,
Ont., was tronbled for yenta with dolling
piles. He was persuaded by Jas. Mo.
Garvey, Alliston, livery man, to use
Chase's Ointment, wbioh he did, was
onred, and has bad no return of them,
and highly recommends this Ointment
as a eoverign ouzo for piles.
Summer: ours le sold on a guarantee,
It three incipient ooneumption, It ie
the beet pough ours. Only one cont a
dose. 20 ote,, 50 eta, and $$1.00. Sold by
Jainee Fox, Druggist, Brussels,
Poorrn9.—.The undersigned will take
any quantity of fowl for trade in grooer-
iea, °rookery,&o. The highest prices
paid, See him before bringing them in,
so he can advice you how and what days
in Abe week bo hill. W.H,M001A01111N.
I new ordered a large stock of window
shades and curtain polos which I will
sell very oheap. We pub them on your
windows. All goods delivered free.
R. Leatberdale.
SAWS made to oat fast and easy. Sea.
ond•band saws bought and sold. Point.
ere given on saw Sling and the care and
management of caws, on Queen street
East, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Master of Saws.
Mne, T. S. HAwltues, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beet remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble ib T)
excels. Price 75 ate. Sold b Jas. Fos
-%WAY-
OF CONDUCTIN.O
PILL ROLLING BUSINESS'
To `t4 do it sight,. ride the prices fight and treat the peo-
ple right. You needn't take our word for it but drop, in and
see for yourself, and if not satisfied you can got your money
lack. We keep lots of things you need and we want you at
all tinges to feel that you are perfectly welcome in our place
whether you wish to purchase or not.
BY THE WAY, HAVE you rrn p -_ -,
Fox's Syrup. of White Pine & Tar
101? COUGHS AND COLDS ?
It is giving immense satisfaction—In fact '
a li C guarantee it
to do this orlmoney cheerfully refunded. Price 25 Ots. For
sale only at
Orroslii FOX'S DRUG G 1 91 ORE.
QUEEN'S Hor$L, STORE.
J!
V OUNG DRIVING HORSE,
Top Buggy and Single Harness for
sale cheap, Apply to
14.01 ' NEL80N unman,
DRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savinge Bank takes Deposits from
interest.o 61,000 and allows 8i 11, cent.
87.Om Postmaster.
TRAYED FROM THE PREM -
08n8 of the undersigned, Sunday morn-
ing, Oot. Mb, a 4.year old bay mare, with
black mane and tail; some white on due
hindfoot. Any information leading to her
reaoveiy will be thankfully received,
ISAAC GILL, Ethel,
II;RKSHIPES 1oOR SALE:—
yThe undersigned, breeder of Large
Druggist, Brussels. peeled) Berkshire pigs, offers a: large num-
Ir you have an organ that wants clean• Termeof preasonable boars
and
-
Dott-
ing or repairs, or a piano tbab wante RANGE, SeaforthP.O., or apply on Let 95,
Oon.5, MoHill
op.
14.4 JAMES DO RRA NCE,Prop,
tuning leave your orders here as I have
made arrangements with a piano tuner.
All work guaranteed or no pay.
R. Leatherdale.
LAnnas, clean your kid gloves ,with
Josephine glove cleaner, for sale only by
Ferguson & Halliday. Sole agents for
the Perrin Freres kid glovee, in lace and
button. ,All the moat desirable shades.
FLEURY Plows.—Hugh Williams & Son
are the Agents for the well known Fleury,
plows. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Gall at Williams' Livery Stable,
Bruseele. The Fleury plow received the
gold medal and, diploma at the World's
Fair.
"FARarnns' GsNrntL" INSURANCE Go.—
This new and very prosperous Fire In.
suranos Co. during the past year issued'
over 800 policies in Carrick, Hewlett,
Culross and Greenock. Ratee on farm
properly very low. J.'`A. GREninroN,
Agent for Morrie and Grey.
WELL.Dicoruo AND DRuLLnNG.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction -
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terme reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge west
aide of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34-0f
RORS4
ENGEL.—In. Paw Paw, Michigan, on Oct.
18th, the wife of Mr. John. Engel,
formerly of Brussels, of a son.
F1TEELL.—In Turnberry, on the 11th
Oct., the wife of Mr. Noble Fitzell
of a daughter.
MoGnneon,-In Wingbam, on the 12th
Oot., the wife of Mr. A. G. McGreg-
or of a daughter.
Knotainti.—In Wingham, on the 23rd Oat.,
the wife of Mr. Sidney Kinsman of
a son,
Gmnrrls,--In Fant Wawanosb, on the
17th Oct., the wife of Mr. P. Gib.
bine of a SOD,
W8EE14E11.—In Turnberry, on the 28rd
Oot., the wife of Mr. Arthur Wheel.
er of a daughter.
FYFE—Tnnaco.—Ab ..the Manse, Wing -
ham, on Oct. 23rd, by the Rev. D.
Perris, Mr, John Fyfe to Mies Maria
L. Treaoy, all of Turnberry.
W$se—HANNA.—At Mildmay, on the 1st
Oct., by Bev. J. Lacock, Mr.. W. H.
West, of Westbourne, Man., to Miss
Mary Ann Hanna, daughter of Mr.
John Hanna, of Morris.
CLIum-O'NErn.—At the residenoe of the
.bride's mother,. Hanover, -on Oot.
29111, by Rev. Mr, Oraigie, Mr. W. J.
Olimie, of Brussels, to Mise Edith
O'Neil, of Hanover.
EDRNra1AN—HNoxsTEP.—In Blyth, on
Oct. 230d, . atthe residence of the
bride's brother, Mise Lucy Huck -
step, to Mr. Keroigban, of Detroit.
axfua-
BAINns,—In Morrie, on Oct. 28th, James
Baines, aged 66 years, 6 months and
28 days.
A'r7"CT0015'
TUESDAY, Nov: 12.—]l'arm stook and im-
plements, at Winthrop. Sale comminute
ab 12 o'clock. A. Govenlook, proprietor.
WEDNESDAY, Nov, 19th —Farm stock,
implements, &o. Lob 10, con. 17, Grey.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'oloaksbarp, A. J.
Carter, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, Auc,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
5 ROOMED COTTAGE ON
Turnberry Street for sale or to rent.
Apply to THOS. BALLANTYNE,:Brussels,
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.-
Firstmortgago, farm security,Apply
at THE POST Publtshiug House, Beie,
j1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DDRB G ID
I N a Das Several O0 lewo
sale and to roof, easy t 5, S0 in 9MwaeM is
otMorrie and Grey. P S,StlGTT,Brusaels
RAM LAMBS FOR - SALE.—
Pue0 bred Shropshire from John.
Campbell's Woodville, won known stook.
Apply to
Campbell's,
mina, Lot 8`Oen. 8, Grey,
Brussels 2.0, 16-tf
TRAYED' FR01t1 THE PREM–
t,5000 of the undersigned, lot 82,eon, 1,
Grdy, ;'on or about Aug, 10th, one 5180 and
three lomba, The inhale J, it, on loft side in
black. Any Information leading to their
recovery will be thankfully received.
10-4 GlflORGiIaums110ONC},
'taoleswortb le 0.
}J ONEY FOR SALE, -FRUIT
succeeded in buying a nige lob of bboel tier
which we nun sell 0.0 the following low
ices : 1011m. for 61,00, or 40 lbs. for 08,75,
Come quick if you want some.
DEADMAN &.MOOALL,
Dlvggiet, Sookbeller &o.
ko'l'TRAYED ON THE PREMIS-
Rs of the undersigned, Lot 21, Con.10,
Grey, on or about Oot.151, an aged e .ve and.
one lamb. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay expenees and take them away.
D. MoTAGGAitT,
14.4 - Moncriefr P. 0.
Snap for Mannfaaturoro,
•Brussels Corporationwill offer for sale by
Public Auction, on November 101, 1805, at
8.80 p.m,, a fine brink building, 00500 feet,.
two storeys and basement, with boiler house
20x80 feet ; located an Main street ; suitable
for any manufactory• first -aloes 88 h: P.
Wbedlock 05gine and. 60 h. p. steel boiler ;
also a one -set woolen mill plant' that would
be sold with building if wanted; epleudid
location for business ; fine agricultural sea.
tion • immediate poeseseiou, Address F. 8.
800'0T, 't7Rage Clerk'; or W. H. SERB,
Reeve, Brussels.
OAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Lot 0, undersigned
8, Grey the keep
Ohosber
White boar, "Illinois Chief.' .Pedigree may
be seen on application.Terms-81.00 to be.
paid at the time of service with privilege of.
returning it nee esea
18-8. JAS, ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
'ROAR' FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service, on
Lot 11, Oou. 5, Grey, a tboro' bred Chaster
White boar, from imported stook on both
sides, purchased fromthe well known breed-
er, D. De0ouraey, Bornholm. Pedigree may.
be aeon on application,: Te1•ms—$1.00 to be
paid et time of eorvie° with privilege - of re-
turning if necessary.
10-tf ANGU8 SHAW, Proprietor.
mAMWORTH AND' CHESTER
1. WHITE BOARS FOR SERVICE.
The or service on
North Half Lot 20, Cone 7, will kepMorris, n thei o'
bred Tamworth BOar, recentlypurchased
from the well known breeder,. Ono, Bell, Am-
bor. Also a Chester White Roar. Terme,
61.00 tobe paid at time of service with priv-
ilege of returning if nocuseary.
80-tf 8. W&LIEEOR, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Lot 20 Con, 0, OXo Morris, ll he nthere' byredoiionn-
prot•ed' . White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
brad from J. E. Brsthour's sweepstakes sow
at Chlaago Fair. Torras, $1.00 to be paid
at the time of &mole() with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. Pedigree may be seen
on application.
ROBT,NIOHOL,...-
DSERVICE.—THE
FOR SRVIOE.--TETE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 80, Oon, 0, Morrie, the tl1or0'-bred Large
English` Berkshire Boar, Captain John,"
His motleer is a foil sister to the 1st prize
sow at the World's Fair, Pedigree will bo
produced on ap licence. Terme—$1.00- to.
bepaid attime ofService with privilege, of.
returning If i,eosesary.
14.Om y 1.410. SPEIR,Proprietor,
AUCTION SALE
—OF—
'EIIY'm Stook
The undersigned will offer for sale by Pub-
ic Auetion on his promisee at W18411lt01',
TUESDAY, NOY. 12th, 1895,
DAM o'cloek (noon) shard, The following
valuable property, vis.: two span Matched
Dxivore, 4 years old, off Olear Grit Stoek and
aired by Carlisle; 8 Dolts, Olear GI•ib, stock,
rising 2 years, and oeveral young working
homes ; 2 newly ;salved cows, 4 to calve in
November, 4 to calve in Deo, and Jan„ and 8
others to calve later on, all in calf to a thorn'
bred bull • 1 t
1 Dor '
o bred Durham bull, with
as rodal steer ;1 thretieing
year Old etooa
and sev oral ung st xiemea years • also e
numb dr of young stook, Nearly all the above
have been raised by the red. bol and
have been most carefully bred. aro' b It
liege *weighing am 70 lbs• 21p 11 thorn' ; 0
Berkshire boar about Ove mouths old ; 20
Well bred Loiceetor and Southdown lIwet'
1 eight horse power and jack and a lob of
other farming implements too numerous to
mention. Lumber-A1ot of Mob, two Men
and scantling, suitable for bullding, etc.
Tnnate,—Ari autos Of $5.00 and under oath ;
oyer that amount 1l months oredlt will bo
giVsn oa furnishing approved joint notes. 7
Por.oent off for cash on credit amounts.
A. __– TLOOI,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
140 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer, Callao..
tions made. Guice-Vauetonc's Block, Brus-
sels. 21-13m
M. SINCLAIR,
lio, do S`Ofes—Vansto a eo Block, 1y doer
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
ItifG, CAMERON,
• {Formerly of Cameron, Holt Be
Cameron,) dmrteter and 8olioitor, G0derioh,
Ont. 011ice—Hami)ton 80,, Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
GP. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, Eco. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Moe, Goderteh.) Office oyer.
Gillies & Smith's Bank,Draesels.
Money to Loan. 14.
DENTAL.
DB.DAVIDSON
Honor Graduate Toronto - University,
Licentiate Royal college Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridgework a specialty. Moder-
Bar Fees.
barberSatisfaction
Turnberry 6t,, Brass
Bras -
eels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, ispreparedto treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a cora-
potent manner, Particular -attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Oflloa and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •lurnberry et„ Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MONAUGHTON, M. D.ty
• O.M.,L.E,O.P„ Edinburgh, M. O.P.
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wileon'e
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
J -
M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Phveiolan, Surgeon, Accouoher, eto,
Faculty Member of Oonto lingeo01 Phyeeiicians
and Surgeons, Ont. OBFIOID—Next door to
McDonald & Co„ Walton. Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
V VH. MoORAOKEN,
• Millis Grocery,Poufruborrygstrreet, Licensee.
-p ` N. BARRETT,
A.%J• Tonsorial Artist, Shop -Next door
south of A. U. MoSay8e Oo's hardware store.
Ladies'and ahiidrenehair mating a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INBiiRAnen,'
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
' T, FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage licenses'
,
OFFICE AT JswsLRY STORE.
'No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Bruseele.
NATELLINGTON MUTUAL IN.
' e4a, i on Co. llstablished 1840, In-
surances effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low rates, •
lO.Sm 3, A. CREIGHTON,
Agent, Brussels.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Oonr
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Laurance Agent. Funds
invests
ed and to loan. Collections made
Office 011Smalo'e Block, Brusools
jiSS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teaoher of inetrumental music on
Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingbam Tues-
day and Wednesday of Saab week. Reid -
donee on Prinoees Street, Bruseele.
• A, HWS,
T • OrganistAIn 30.
IKINJohn's O
huroD, D1ue
eels, and papal, in the Art of Teaching 01A.
lessons
to, us.Doo„New Fork, Will gine
lessons tr pops either h' o re organ,
overe,
at his parlor r A, R. Smith's tore,Drus-
gels. Vona! lessons also given. Terme mod-
erate.
AUCTIONEERS.
1EORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales-oondnot
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a enecialby, Orders loft at Tux Pon
Publishing Hoase,lru mels, or sent to Welton
P..0., w111 receive prompt attention,
.1-41 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
. DOR, will eon for bettor prioae,to
hotter men in lase time and lees chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Haat Huron
er he won't charge anything, llatee and
ordere can alwaya be arranged at this office
ar by personal applleation,
STONE ! STONE !
dill u:tattyof Building, Corner, Bubble,
8 and Bridge. Stone for. Salo, Onarri1S
andready for leading at Bi-uosele ttluarryr
For vele° and forme applyte
67.11 JNU, lutrot ELL,
i3ox'100 Btuskvlst