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Yoa would Oat lob a. physiolon
shoe year horse nor expoot a bleak-
ewith to doctor Mir family, For
the sates reason do not wear NM,
taoee unless year eyoo have been
properly tested and the glaaaea sop•
plied by those yvho have roods o
study of them, The aerllor rnember
of our Arm is a graauato of the Op.
tioalInetitute of Canada, and the
Ontario. Optical Institute ; and the
junioo member etas the degree of
Master of Optics and Diploma front
the Ophthalmic Collage and Hospital,
Chicago, the as in the U, S.
We at Spectacles aolentifioally
and supply theta for loon than is fro.
quently obarged for those that may
be an injury to the eye. Call and
see our outfit for'tpetdng the eight,
;Deadman & lef?cCall,
Optioians, D ruggiste,
GRANDTRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. e/& it.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows't
GOING Somer. GOING NgRoo.
trail 0:50 a.m. Mixed thee a.m.
(express 11:00 a.m.- Mail ............ 0:18 p,m.
,1T1x0d. 0;00 p.1 -.I Express .,.,-, 0:48p .m,
Prat .etvs fans.
A ohiel's amangye takfn' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
BRUSSELS Monthly Fair on Thursday,
February 6111.
THERE ie an epidemio of Bore throats
o the go in this locality,
COUNTY Council convenes next Tues.
day afternoon at Goderioh.
Ammon change, or perhaps two, in the
business men in $russele is mooted,
Miss LowRY intends going out of mil-
linery and is running a sale for 30 days.
LARGE quantities of logs are being
hauled to Ament Brox.' saw mill in this
place.
To is said Sam. Beattie may become a
resident of Oollingwood, as he talks of
purchasing a hotel there.
LARGE quantities of baled straw are be.
ing hauled from Seaforth and locality
Northward. $7.00 a ton appears to be
about the average price.
Dog's forget the publio debate in the
Town Hall on Friday evening of next
week. The proceeds will go into the
treasury of the Publics Library.
Mao. F. C. 'ROGERS has moved her
millinery and mantle stock from the uld
stand to the Dr. Graham blook, and may
now be found in tbo store recently vacat.
ed by Jas. Smillie, grocer.
Fear,. 1100RACEEN and Edward Grim•
oldby intend going into house painting
and paper hanging and will open up bo'i-
neae in a abort time. They are both
steady, industrious young men.
THE officers of the Brussels Curling
Club for this season are :—President, J.
A. Stewart ; Vice•Pres., D. C. Rose ;
Seo., John Iewitt, Committee, W. P•
Scott, W. Thomson, J. T. Ross and J.
TI: Cameron. Brussels curlers can hold
4 air own with the best of them.
A rpm mile skating ram is expected to
take place on Maitland Skating and
Curling Rink, Brussels, on Thursday
evening of next week. The race will be
open to all and it is expected with Gallo.
way, of Listowel, Burneides, of Kincar-
dine, and other fast skaters that a lively
time will be afforded. There will ales be
a 3 mile and 1 -mile races.
THE Young People's Chapter of St..
Jobn'e Guild will bold a social in the
school room of the church on Thursday
evening of next week. A choioe program
is being prepared in which the Misses
Sage, of Walton, Prof. Hawkins, Miss
Smith and others will contribute. A
pleasant evening may be looked for.
ALL kinds of saws cleaned, gummed
hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled
at Queen St., East, by saw filer, T. Mo.
Gregor. Brussels. Saws may bb left and
arrangements made at Mn$sy ds Co's.
hardware store, Brussels, Ont. Charges
reasonable. Anyone not knowing the
work that is to be done on their saw, and
wishes to stay and see the work done,
the price will be left to themselves to pay
what they choose. Understand that
*here are high wages paid to practised
hands to wok at saws.
TO THE 'LADIES OF Bno88EL5 nein VmIN-
riY.—I will be with you for two weeks
only, this will be an opportunity you have
been looking Inc. Tho -e in need of hair
work will do well to come and inspect the
latest mods of Hair Dressing such as
switches without that bulky string, each
switch done up in lthrea strands ; bangs
without netting ; the latest style of puffs,
./vine and all head covering, at the very
lowest prices.. Alt shades of hair match-
ed in its natural color. ' Old work done
A70,, the muoiolixal odlsess for 1090 will
do duty iH 1800.
plant may Ise operatt ed t dli4 Droseeltebini the
near future,
FSwor'a Toronto papers report a legal
note of itlterest to Brueeelitee in 11onald
vs. Perham, Deoieion reserved.,
MESSES. Qoongn & DADIE8 ebipped a stir
Df prime hogs from Brussels and another:
from Belgrave durlug the past wools.
They handle a lot of stook,
Rouen Wonu.—Mme, John Lott le pre-
pared to attend to all binds of house work
In a satisfactory manner and at moderate
pffrfoesdesired, ,Rolerenoee can he furnished
Bitussnse soared their Bret point In the
Dietrigt Curling oompetition on Wednes-
day by Klncardine club defaulting. They
were to have met our knights of the stone
at Wiugham,
NEST Monday is the date of the East
Huron Farmers' Institute meeting in
Breese's, There will be three seesions—
at 10 a. m„ 1:30 and 7:80 p, m, Ah in•
teresting program et oaoh meeting.
LAsy Friday afternoon the fire engine
was taken from the Town Hall to the
mill dam and book to test the working
of the sleigh runners under the wheels in
the deep snow. They did not wprk any
too satiefaotorily, and certain necessary
alterations will be made.
FOR FLOxL,A,—If everything goes well
Wm. Bright, who bas been ill for several
months, will leave for Florida next Mon
day where the doctors hope the warm•
elimabe will heal' and strengthen his
lungs and aid in restoring him to his
wonted health and strength. Mrs,
Brig)it'.and Rod, MoKay will in all prob-
abilitya000mpany him. We hsps the
change of air and scene will do for Mr.
Bright as it has done for many others
and send bim back fully restored. Ton
POST wishes the trio a safe journey and
the realization of their brightest expect-
ations,
Tax annual meeting of Brussels Driv•
ing Park Association was held at the
American Hotel on Wednesday evening,
P. Sbott, President, in the ohair. The
Annual report, properly audited, was
presented and adopted by the meeting.
Officers were chosen as follows :—Dr.
Warwiok, President ; F. S. Soott, Socre-
tory ; A. Koenig, Treasurer ; P. Soott,
Dr. Warwick, A. Ecenig, R. Graham,
Wm.I3laahill, V. F. Gerry and S. Wilton
Directors. The sum of $900 was paid
out last year for raoes, improvements to
the park,&o. A program of races will
be planned for the early Summer.
11tPonTANT NOTICE,—To the people. of
Brussels and the farming community in
particular, An opportunity is again of-
fered to you to have that sewing machine
of yours put in first-olaes condition. H.
S. Earl, the well known repairer, of To-
ronto, is with us once more to do general
repair work on all kinds and makes of
sewing machines. Mr. Earl has been
paying Brussels a yearly call and hle
former work here speaks' for itself. In
his repairs on one hundred and fifty-
seven sewing machines there bas been
but one maobine.returned. His sewing
maohiue repairs are warranted for a
specified time. Parts to all machines
kept in stock, shuttles, springs, bobbins,
&o. Ere will be at the Queen's Hotel for
1 week only. Give him a call. If the
machine cannot be repaired he will tell
you so. You have all to gain, nothing to
lose. Farmers, bring in the head of your
maohiue only.
AT Hous.—The young gentlemen of
the Epworth League gave an At Home
in the Sunday School room of the Metho•
dist church last Monday evening which
was attended by a largenumber of young
people and a good sprinkling of those
further along the journey of life. A
great deal of trouble bad been taken in
decorating the room, lace curtains, fanny
tables, pictures, stuffed animals and
birds, &o., &o., being drafted in to suit
the tastes of the various members of the
committee. Shortly after 8 the audience
was oalled to order and after devotional
exercises the following entertaining pro-
gram was presented :—Chairman's ad-
dress, W. H. Kerr ; solo, Jos. Killongh ;
recitation, "The Battle of Agincourt," A.
R, Smith •, violin solo, H. L. Jaokson ;
address, 13. Gerry ; selection by Harmon-
ica Band, An intermission of five min-
utes afforded an opportunity for social
ohit•chat and the second part of the
program carne in the following order
Solo, Walter Wake ; address by W. H.
McCracken; reading, 1611 Smith ; solo,
W. J. McCracken ; instrumental, T. A..
Hawkins ; address, Mr. Lamont ; broom
stick solo, H. L. Jackson ; selection by
Harmonica Band ; National Anthem,
The various numbers were well rendered
and very heartily received and enjoyed.
Mr. Hawkins kindly officiated as accom-
panist. The young men may well fee)
proud of their At Home.
F.sn:in ns' Iifer/rmrs.--Meetings of the
East Huron Farmers' Institute, for the
discussion of agricultural subjects, will be
held as follows :—At Bruesele, on Mn,,.
T BIttY.S8 0
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HEAP OFFICE, o TORONTO.
ASE bl
°AIT TA (Authorized)' (SevauMillion Do!lare) 82,909,000
•" - 82,909,000
Alpetlpieein all ltrinsfpaalpoints in Ontario, Qu000, 3 arl4to9g, U7tited States td'.Bnplantd'
Vdt"vem2v, ° gi'ot?dlr'tU.
A General Banking Business Traneaoted. Partnere, Nobes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made On all pointe,
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of
- withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Broom Aaronson GryEN TO THE COLLECTION OF Fen0IEae SALE NOTES.
Every facility affarded Customers livitlg at a distance.• .
3. A. STEWART MANAGER.
WE are eorry to ,hear' that Tae, Ilio. GRA}N 13A48, --Large size, full 10 oz.,
Alpine has been oompolled to maize an only 01,90 per dozen, at Smith & Ms'
assignment for the benefit of his credit- Laren's,
ors, F. S. Scott ie the assignee. A limn. your rubbers, boots and shote to
meeting of the creditors will be held in us for repairs, We do them cheap and
G. F. Blair's oMoe on Friday, 31st Inst„ good, I. 0, Richards.
at 8 p. m, A mom working boy, 14 years of age,
G, 51. Blaiiriss r, of We�village, died etthedo ohorants ee and Ian go to schoor two or ol or othehree rwise.
home of her older, Mrs. R: Blair, Gode- Apply at Ton PoeT,
rich, on Thursday of last week, The de• ALL fruit growers end gardeners should
ceased was a cativo of Perthshire, Scot- join the Ontario Fruit Growers' Anode.
land, and name to this country in the tion, if only to obtain that valuable
early thirties and settled in the Oonnty monthly magazine, uThe Canadian
of Lanark, afterward removing to Parry Horticulturist,' which is published for
Sound and then to Goderioh. The cause the purpose of warning against humbugs,
of death was enlargement of the heart, advising the beet methods of fruitmil-
from whioh she suffered intensely as the turn, the beat varieties to plant, eta,, eto.
end drew near. The funeral took place It is full of illuetrations and prootioal
on Friday. - hints. Besides this, oaoh member re•
MArairoonsL.—Thnraday evening of ceivee it bound dopy of the report of the
this week Fred. McCracken, eldest son of dlsouseions on the culture of fruits and
W. 1I. McCracken, an old 'and well known flowers—a volume of over 300 pages,
resident of Brussels, and Mise . Faunie, A eample copy of the journalwill be
ascend daughter of John Gardiner, of .mailed free by the Seoretary on applioa.
Bluevale, were united in the holy estate tion to L. Woolverton, Grimsby, Ont.
of matrimony at the residonoe of the IRureATroN in Dakota is causing that
bride's parents, by Rev. W. H. Mose. muob maligned seotion of the Western
The bride was attended by Miss Kate country to blossom like the rose. ; Quot.
Richardson, of Teeewater,':and Will. J. ing from a published artiole on the sub -
McCracken, brother of the groom,- was jest, it is stated that "Men wbo are so -
groomsman. Mr. Ms0raoken and bride customed to farming in nonirrigated
commence married life with the beat districts are slow to believe the reports
wishes of a large circle of friends, THE of enormous yields of all kinds of farm
Posy being in the number. After a short products in those sections of the country.
wedding tour through Bruoe county they where irrigation is praotioed." An irri-
will settle down in Brussels. .gated 404aore farmproduces greater and
better results than a 640 -acre farm oalti•
B2kpilllC'c1S Locals.voted -in the ordinary way. In a few
weeks we hope to be able to publish
various items from different individuals
giving their personal experience in irri•
gation farming. ,In the meantime send
for a fres copy of an illustrated pamphlet
in refereuoe to Irrigation in Dakota,
published by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul R'y Co, Address—A. J. Tay-
lor, Canadian Pass. Agent, Toronto,
Dor etovewood at MoCraoken's.
Mmrr for sale. Apply at this ot'noe.
SrnvnnwAoE and Hanging Lampe at re-
duced prioee. N. & N. Gerry.
Is you want robes or blankets call on
H. Dennis.
Simeon hand heating stoves cheap at
N. & 13: Gerry's.
LARGE stook of light harnees sold at low
prices. H. Dennis.
One horse Dollars are all warranted.
H. Dennis,
BOOTS and shoes cheap and good.
I. 0. Richards.
CALM for hides and sheep skins at A.
Onrrie'e butcher shop, Brussels.
Flinn band crayon enlarging done up
Ail at Brewer's gallery, Smith block.
You can get two machine needles of
any kind fpr 5o., at N. & N. Gerry's.
Smarm harness cheap, and a good stock
always on band. I. 0. Richards.
BARGAINS 1n cross out saws and axes at
A. M. Molloy & Cos., Brussels.
ROBES, blankets and bells very cheap.
I. C. Rioharde.
flaimise (amps sold ata big reduction
at A. M. McKay & Coe., Brussels.
MEAT-OHOFPERB, axes, Pews, carpet
sweepers and skates. N. & N. Gerry.
FARtmEus oall at D. Ewan'e b locksmith
shop if you want a bargain in bobsleighs
Go to D. Ewan to buy your bobsleighs.
Beat finished and cheapest sleighs in
town.
Saloon's Care, the great Dough and
oroup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty.five doses ; only 25
cents. Children lova it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
KARL's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bend clear as
a bell. 25 ars., 80 ots. and! 9100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brcese'ls.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :—"Shiloh'e Oatarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Prioe 60
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Brus-
sels.
Saws made to opt fast and easy. Seo.
and -hand saws bought and sold. Point-
ers given on saw filing and the care and
management of saws, on Queen street
East, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Master of Saws.
Balxo along your worn out rubbers
day, Jan- 27th ; Gorrie, Tuesday, Jan. overshoes, rage, scrap copper, brass, east
28th ; Bluevale, Wednesday, Jan. 29th, or wrought iron, furs, tallow, sheep
The Brussels meeting will be addressed skins, hides and calf shins, horse hides,
by the following well known authorities as we pay the highest prices. N. & N.
R. 11. Fortune, V. S., Wroxeter, "Tuber. Garry.
mitosis" ; Alex, Gardner, Leadbury, Read Ayer'e Almanac, which your
"Breeding and Management of Pigs" ; druggist will gladly hand you, and note
the wonderful aures of catarrh, rheum,.
tism, scrofula, dyspepsia, eczema, debili-
ty, humors and totes, by the use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsaparilla ad•
milted at the World's Fair,
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the neoeesary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is proper -
over. Combings and out hair made to C; 0. Odeon, Cratghurst, Ont., "Best
your satisfaction in any style. Call at varieties of Orchard Fruits and How to
tbe.Qaeen'e Hotel parlor, Brussels, at the Grow them" Tho., MuMbben, e ;
following hours : 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 2.30 Gso, it nFoe, Se Corn and the one ;
e m. and 5 to 0 p. m, Mss. ADEL mu., Cleo. Mnrdie, Seaforth, n11'inteliu for
the
London. and Swishing them on grass for the
British Market" ; Simpson Rennie,
ffowrctt FAnalnns' MDTa.w Fax INecn Milleliou, Ont., "Underdrainiug,". Gor.
anon Co.—The twenty-third anneal meet- ria meeting :—Christopher Mollie, Sun. ad to attend to all work entrusted to him
ing of the members of this company was shine,'' Growing Fodder Corn for fall in a way that will insure satisfaction.
bell in Gorrie On Friday last. There '(Ise" ; Dr. Armstrong, V- S., Gorrie, Wells cleaned out and put in proper
%vas s large attendenre. From the Dir. "Points of interest to Stook Breeders" ; shape. Terms reasonable. Residenoe
sobers' report and Auditors report the Alex. Gardner, Leadbury, "Management second door north of the bribe, wast
following etatieties may be taken :—Dur- of Pf e" ' G
mg the past year 880 policies wore issued g C• Caston, Craigburab,
"Best varieties of Small Fruits and
And the number in force at the end of the the Modes of Cultivation" ; Simpson
ear was 2,752. The amount of ineerauae R.•nne, Milliken, ''Destruction of
written was 31.,300,030, and the amount Weeds" ; Thos. McMillan, Constance
hi force at the end of the your was 31,- "Fodder Corn and the Silo," 13lnevale
112,105. The lo.see euetaiwed during the meeting :--Alex. Gardner, LoadburY,
year amount to 55,139.40. 'Total amount "Breeding and Management of Pigs,
„f assets over liabiliti ,',, 9188,700.09. Thos. McMillan, Constance, "Rotation
'811'+ Directors would ore .1pon the mem- of Crape" ; Jae. kIinohley, Iiullett, "Bee -
liars the importance of r 'g only lanterns Beeping" ; Christopher. Michie, Sun-
nf-the boot and safest c ,struotion, and. shins, "Growing Fodder Corn for Tall
to exercise great care i handling them
11bunt barns and stabled. The losses
from this source in 1805 amount to
32,728 00, The Doarrl of Dirt otore for
the year 1K6 are —Jas, Edgar, llawiok,
President ; Won. Douglas, Tarnberry,
Vice•Pre.ident ; Robt. 9eott,Minto; Ed.
Bryan, Gray ; \Von.' Mcltnroher, Howick;
91•:1 John R. Miller, Morris, Directors
W. 8. MoKorcher, Sec,.Treas. The Co.
is well officered and the business attended
00 in: a moot satiefaotory manner. The
Bowick Mutual is a firet•clase organize -
Use " ; G. C. Gaston, Craighuret, "Tho
best varieties of Orchard Fruits mid How nn the world,
to Grow Them" ; Simpson Ronnie, Milli IT Seven min Omr,D.—"My little dough.
ken, "Buying and Tending Cattle for the ter, three and a half years • old, suffered
British Markets," The above meetings three years with eczema. IIer little
will 0?mmenee at 10 o'clock a. m. and at body -was covered' with the itching rash,
1 o'clock p. in. In the evening of each and dootors did no good. Four boxes of
day there will be nn entertainment, coo- Chase's Ointment have entirely cured
maiming at 7:00, at which addresses will and saved our child. Her skin is clear
he delivered by the day speakers and and not a sign of raah is to be seen."
others, interspersed by musigalselections. Andrew Alton, Hartland, N. 13. Mr.
All are welcome, !.reserved seats will be Alton is one of thoneande benefitted Is
provided for the ladies at the evening,this unfailing euro Cor Biles and akin die
meetings. casae.
side of Turnberry et., Emends. 3l-11
CHASE'S KmNEY-LIVER PILLS,—Cbaso's
POB have gained popularity booauee they
are the spocifio for the uric acid condition
prevent Bright's diseage, cure rheunla.
tism and all catarrhal conditions of the
kidneys and bladder: They do this be.
cause they possess remarkable alterative,
tonic and diuretic properties, exerting a
wonderfully soothing influence on irritat-
od or itdlamed muooce membranes of the
kidneys or bladder. One pill a dose.
25 cents a belt. The cheapest medicine
•
80RS7
DEADsIAre.—In Brussels, . on January 20th,
the wife of Mr. G. A. Deadman,
druggist, of a daughter.
McOBACKEN—GARDINER.—At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, Blue -
vale, on Jan. 28rd, by Rev. W. H.
Moes, Mr. Fred, MoOraokon, of
Brussels, to Miss Fannie, second
daughter of 111r. John Ga1'diuer, of
Bluevale. •
!;Mise,
Eci1HER,—In Ethel, on Sunday, January
19th, Mabel, only daughter of Chris -
Wan Eokmier, aged 18. years.
8•U-CTIOnen-
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29.—Registered Short
Horn and grade stock, implements, &o.,
at Lots 27 & 28, Con. 7, Grey. Sale to
commence at 1 o'olook. F. S. Sooit, ago.
Coiner ; H. F. McAllister, Proprietor.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
5 ROOMED COTTAGE ON
Turnberiy Street for sale or to rent.
Apply to THOS. :BALLANTYNE,Brussels.
PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
Firstmortga e, farm seourlty. Apply
at THE POST Publishing Hones, Brussels.
BESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Fon $ALE: Lots 220 and 221, Queen st.
Terme reasonable to a cash. purchaser, Ap-
ply on u8 a premises or to
W. IL. SINCLAIR.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wm, hose wishes to thank the nubile for
their generous support during hie business
career in Brussels. Having now retired X
would ask those who have book accounts
with me to call andBattle promptly,
WM.11OBS, Brussels.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The Connell of the Corporation of the
County of Heron will Meet in tbs Court
theBoom
m28th the Town
of the Present Months o
8.O'elook 1'. at, W. LANE, Clerk.
,Gated January 18th, 1800.
JOI*1 WHEELER, CON. 4,
Morrie,informs us that he 00,112 not
read 20 minutes before his eyes would ache
and would have to stop and rub them,: but
since wearing the Spectacles fitted by us he
has: no further trouble and can read for
hours. HEADMAN Or M00ALL,
Opticians,Druggists, R0.
Notice to Contractors.
--
TENDERS YOU !DWELLING 20011ISIt.
Sealed Lenders will he received vp to the
26th day of January, 1806, for the emotion of
abrtuit dwelling house on Lot 48, gon.l,
Township of lurnbelly. Separatetenders
Inc brink and carpenter wort. Plane and
apecilleatione may be Nen at D.II Moi5att's,.
Lot 48, Con. 1, Terobor,'y, up to the above
Mato. The lowest or any tender not neees-
sarily a00epted..
DAVID l01. MOFFATT
1';•9 _ - Jamoatowo 11, O.
REAL ESTATE.
g.('tAItMS FOR SALE. -=THE' UN-
DERSIGNED has several goad Forma 10
sale and to rout, easy terms,; In Townehipe
of. Morris and Gm. T S. SCOTT,Bruasele
;spur ANITOBA. LAND FOE SALE:
—160 aurae ofo
g od n peg, is o at
S lforg0old, 8 miles prloa, Winnipeg, tV la
offer -
0,1 for sale at alone prion, Tho-prOporty le
North East 1 Seo,10; Torn. 11, Range 4, Hast;
There is a hoose on the premises and anon
blanking done, Poi' full partieularn as to
prloe, title, &o„ write or apply to
BLA1R or W, II. HERR,
20.11 Brussels, Ont.
JAN, 24, 18 6
Pleasant
Evenings
Wily not wake the long Winter evenings pleasant by
getting one of the numerous Gashes wo are soiling.
H RE's'' A FEW OF THEM
LOST HEIR, NATIONS, MESSENGER BOY,
PARCHEESI, OLD MAID, TIDDLI7DYWIN1iS,
130m0 TENNIS, IIALMA, ADTI30RS,
0H150KE105, FORT, „ Noaita�E;
Long,LOGOMAQ1:I3',
And than we are selling a Beautiful line of
Crgkinole Boards at 81,25,
IThie is one of the latest and most
Popular Gamea. • See thorn,
OrrOfitiPDX'S DRUG G STORE
QnnEN'9 HOTEL.
ARM FOR SALE —TIDE UN-
1)EnsrONEn offora his valuable 00 001.0
farin for sale being lot 28, 6th lino, Morrie.
The farm ie in good condition, With comfor-
table house, baro, youngorchard, fences, &o.,
and is only a half mile rom Brussels, Pos-
sosoiou given pril , pWeera9t
00x05 of Fall 1YhbueatAln, Forlstricehando forerme
apply to A. ADAMS, Proprietor
22.4 Bruseols li, O.
BOAR FOR SERVICE,—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 6, Con, 12, Gray a thorn' bred Yorkshire
White boar, Pedigree may be seen on ap•
pileation. Terms 81.00 to be paid ab time of.
service with privilege ofreturniug if neues-
nary, ROBERT SHIED,
21-21n Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
'Undersigned will keep for service on.
Lot20 Con. 6, Morris, the thorn' bred im-
proved white Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J. Brathour's 'sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair, Terms, $1.00 to be paid
at the time of service with privilege of re.
turning if necessary. Pedigree may be seen
on app)foation.
ROST, manor,.
QOAR FOE -SERVICE.-THE
J-1 undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 60. Con. 6, Morris, the there' -bred Large
English Berkshire Boar, "Captain John."
His mother is a full sister to the 1st prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
producedon application. Terme-81,00 to
be fluid at time of cervico with privilege of.
returning it necessary.
14.3n1 JAS..SrEIR, Proprietor.
Notice to Creditors.
IN THE HATTER 01' JASIES MCALPINE, OF THE
VILLAGE OF B'wseioLS, IN TICE COUNTY
or HERON AND PROVINCE OF ONTARIO,
RESTAURANT KEEPEIs,' AN INSOLVENT
DEBTOR.
Notice is hereby given that the above
debtor has made - an assignment to me in
pursuance of the Revised Statutes of Ontar-
io,1887, Chap. 120, and amending acts, of all
his estate and effeote.
A meeting of creditors for the appoint-
ment of inspectors and giving directions for
the disposal of the estate, will be held in the
office of G. F.BLAIB, my Solicitor, over
Gillies dr8mith's batik, in the Village of
Brussels, on Friday, the 31st. Day otYdanu.
cry, A.N. 2590, at the hour Of S o'olook in
the afternoon. Oreditnrs are requested to
Ale their claims against the estate, with me
duly verified by affidavit, on or before that.
dote. FINLAY S. SCOTT,
Assignee, Brussels.
Dated at Brussels, San. 22nd, 1680,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• SOlioiboraad Conveyancer. Collec-
tionsmade. QEoo-Vanetone'sBlock, Brns-.
sole. 21.801
AAT Alf. SINCLAIR•,
y • 9o1i5itor Oonveyanoer,NotaryPub-
tie, &c. Of ice—SVanstoue's B1ook,1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds' to
Loan.
MG. CAMERON,
• (formerly of, Cameron, Holt &
Oamerou,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderigh,
Ont. Office—Hamilton St., Opposite 001 -
borne Hotel,
CI_ F. ]3LAIR, BARRISTER,
vt• 8olioitor, Rca. (late of Garro' &
ProudfooL'e Office, Goderioh.) Olfee over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Bruseele,
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Crown and (Bridge work a apeclalb Moder-
ate Fees.='SOtistaotton Aeeursd, O81oe over
Barrett's barber shop, Turaborry. St., Brus-
eele.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
0) • Tenor Grad415t0 of the Ontario
Veterinary Collage, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary • dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary Four doors
north o1 bridge 'Purnberry at., Breese's.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J • A. MoNAUGIBTO.N M. D.
O. M„ L. It. o. P., Edinburgh, M. C. P ,
s. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson's
Block, corner of Moll and Turnberry Ste.
J M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
GradPhysician, Surgeon, Acoonober, etc.
uate of Toronto Onivoreit99 Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians,
and Surgeons, Ont. OF.FIOE—Next door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
W H. MoORAOKEN,.
Insurer of Marriage lacensee. O91oe
athis Grocery, Turnborry street, Bruseele•
A 'N.BARRETT,SGrERENYAn
, 1.NT,TLA
IEECOODF\PYT}tEos HTD7NnGNaHjr
, GEONF-.eolith McKay
harg re store.
.Tonsorial Artist" Shop—Next door
LEDAN, DECEASED. Lad4ea'nnd chi/drone hair cutting a opsoielby
RUSSELS POST,
oFrlot;
Notice is hereby giveurureuant to It, s. 0.
1887,ebopter110,that -all cred100,s and all
other persona having any claim or demand
against theestate of the said John Stewart.
demand, who died on or re required
the 17th slay
of the 81st DAY OFoJA�NUARY, 1800utn sbefore
postprepaid, Or to deliver to G,1. Blair of
the Villa a of Brueeal0, in the County orAn-
ron, Solicitor for Mary Stewart, the adlnieis-
tre.trix of the estate of the saki decoueed,
their names and addresses and 000npations.
with full partinaiare of their claimmid
d.
statements of their accounts and the nature
of the securities (if any) held by thew. And.
farther notice to hereby given tont after
such last mentioned date, the said adumluls
tratrix will proceed to distribute the aaeels
of the said deceased among the parties en-
titled thereto .haling regard only to the
claims
afores lid and notice
said edmbinietrablix
will not be liable for the said assets or any
part thereof to any person or parsons of
whose claim notice shall not have been re-
oeived'by her at tbe time of mob distribu-
tion as aforesaid, G. D', BLAIR,
Iolieitoof
foVillage dmi latrutilx
Dated at B resole, Jan. ebb, 1809
Executor's Sale
}} BY PUBLIC A'COTIO N
1' OF
Y
��A��l� �t��M �ROP1RN
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
In the estate at Thomas Smith,gootloman,
deooaaed, there rill be offered by Pab11c
Auction, on
FRIDAY, JANCSILY kith 7890,
at 2 O'o)ook in the afternoon, by F. S. Booth
auctioneer, on the premises, the following
valuable facet property, namely :—
Lot11,inthe lat,000, Of the Townehip et
Grey and County of Huron containing 100
eared the greater part of which- isw
claed,
wall Ponos and in a good state of oultiva-
,tion, 'Opou rho promises there is a good
frame barn 40x00 ; cow stable .15140 1. and
horse stable 10x40, all in a.falr state of repair,
The soil is it good slay loon well suited for
grain growing and tumoral farming.- 7.'110.
farm 1s situated 64 miles North of the Vil-
lage of Bru54ols with a good gravel road
nearly all the way.
Throe Will be sold at the sane 411110 anti
place a quantity 00halnb:ok and otbq,' 1001•
bar now. on the pramtese.
'blame —Ton per cent, of the purchase
money to be paid to the Vendor's •Nblscitoy.
011 riayuf0a1,andbalauoo0020 days there
arter,
Poseossioa will be glycol -attom,Oo, subject to
iy1etso tm'mihatlug on htaroh lob,, 1800, and
bi t, right of Il.)a-pseoent to mint to house ole:
sheep 'until 1st May, 18116,
Further iniormatien may be boa 00 ay.
pilo0tion to I', B, 80131sT Aitetionoel•, Bras -
eels, ea to G. P. S)04110 ,6lolicitor. fur
THcatAs SMITH,' L �; xenut n*
Dated at Bilitsels, Jan,13t11,1t80.),-
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
$1.00 to 81,000 and allows 21
i merest, T. 'FARBDW r Dent.
87-&0 Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
IN5URAN0E,
FIRE AND. MARINE.
GUELPH. ,
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE. AT JEWELRY STORE.
1 'No Witness Required.
T. FLIITOHER, Brussels.
/ ISS O'00NNOR, R. T.,
Plano or Organ Will s is t Winghnw eTuee
Tues-
day and Wednesday of each weak. Resi-
dence on Pr1110o0s Street, Brussels.
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
spIIAZIOu Go, Iletabiishod 1840, In -
enrolees effected on all Town and Fou
Property at: very low rotas.
S. A. OREIGHTON,-
11.3m Agent,. Bruasols,
A LEX, HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth. Divleion. Cour
Co. Huron. Convey:moor,.Notary Public
Land Loan and-Inemnnoe Agent. Fonds
invested anti to loan, Collections mode
Oliioe in Smal0'e Block, Brusaois
-1B.OS, A. HATVR.IES,
I Organist IB $t, John's Cli15 iDrug-
will a, will give lessou1 to pupils either
her on
piano or organ, at his parlor in the Smith
block,Brussole, Vocal Marione able give0,
'eau years experience 1n Mulling. Terms
moderato,. 4
AUCTIONI;l=SRS.
. EOIIG KIRKBY,
�.�-
Licensed auctioneer. Salo
e flier
orlon reaeonaforme. Forma andnsi farm
sbpcltn ep0oialtyty. Orden left. at: Din posT
PubH9hiug lIon Se,Bln8001e,or sentto Walton
P. 0,, will receive prompt attention,
S. SO0TT A.8 AN AUOTI
. •.. Rnn win Ort
w soil for mid to n ahargoe
tiles 530 O, ae loss. timeandliaetRut'os.
thaw any other Auctioneer in Loot Huron
or he won't charge anything, Dates and
ordors oats always be arranged at this oiltoe,
or by personal application, .