The Brussels Post, 1896-2-14, Page 8A PQo1
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'1'bo alum frame le tea wide,
Tills frame does not sot prop erly on the 11000
Why do gentlemen employ abettor to make
their elotiims or iodine a dressmaker? Is it
not that theiy shall have them At properly 1
perehaneeytllet/llavP esta no beernl�edioatnrul that
way, There is a grimedtnorenae aside tram
the
looks
ieg spectacle, A ill-fitting note properly
fitted (wo won't say mutating about dresses
now) will net likely weaken any particular
newels or organ of the body, whereas a epo0-
taale that is too wide or too Rarrow,ton high
or too low, does do this, We are not only
careful to supply Me pBroper .glass but we all-
se meas r5 the heightandof kerma
required and 009513, g Y,
Deadman & McCall,
Opbioians, Druggiete, &o.
SHAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 6. & R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, Forth
and South, as follo,vs:
Gorse Sown. GOING-NoUgn.
Mail 6:50 eau, 'Mixed -0:45 a,m.
express 1100 a.m. Mall 8:18 p,m,
limed......,.. 000 p.m. Express 0:40 p.m.
local News l'R n 4
L chiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
To it's news you're after you should
take TRE Pose.
Bananas School Board will meet this
{Friday) evening.
THE Irwin stook will be offered for sale
next Wednesday at Toronto.
A LaIIGE number have renewed their
subeotiption to Ton Pose since our last
lessee. Have you ?
INsrnoeoR Bonn made an ofloial visit
to the various Departments of Brussels.
Public school this week.
Tom Seaforth and Wroxeter stages were
storm stayed , here last Tuesday, the
roads being found to be impassible.
Tan blizzard of Monday night and
Tuesday was a knook-out to business on
Tuesday. Several jot the trains were
cancelled.
A Nutrene of horses were bought at the
Monthly Horse Fair in Brussels on
Thursday of last week. There was a
large number of buyers in attendance.
Gee your auction sale bills printed at
TEE PoeT. Dates arranged for auction-
eer. The free notice given of every sale
is worth a good deal as THE Pose is
widely read.
LnsT week Watson Ainley sold hie resi-
dence, John street, to Dennis Howard, of
Grey township, who intends becoming a
resident of Brussels. Mr. Aiatey intends
converting the former Knox church into,
dwelling 'houses.
1866— 1896.—The Editor of Twn Pose
acknowledges, with thanks, the receipt of
an invitation to attend the Anniversary
Celebration of the Volunteers df 1865 at
the Point Farm, Goderich, on Monday,
March 9th. An interesting program will
bt presented. Ride out to Farm and
bank with luncheon, &o., only 00E48 61.00.
A big time is expected.
Tun Herald don't like it because all the
job work is not passed over into his
hands. The same "public body", be talks
about gave bim one job when a dollar or
more could have been caved had it been
done at THE Pose, owing to the same
hatter being already in type, and the
"public body" knew it too:
SALE c,1' PROPERTY.—B. G. Wilson has,
disposed .of bis comfortable reeidenoe on
Mill street to Gomer Green, who recently
porohaeed Jas. Belle pump business.
Mr. Wilson bas removed to the residence
owned by W. G. Musgrove, Flora street,
recently vacated by W. J. 'Olimie. Mr.
Wilsonintends erecting n fine brick
house next. Summer on bis lot on Mill
street West, so it is said.:
WESTERN TANRAn1.—The final a mpeti•
tips for the Western :Tankard will be
played' at St. Marys on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. There are 8
clubs in the fight, among the number
being Detroit, London, St. Thomas, Brus-
sels and Bright. Two rinks will likely
go from town as our curlers were the vic-
tors in this District.. We wish our lads
guid luck if they go.
101 Yenta OLD.—There died at the
Houle of Refuge, Clinton, last Saturday,
Robert Gardner, aged 101 years and 8
months. The cause of death was dia-
betesand old. age. The deceased was a
native of England and had lived in the
County of Huron for over half a century,
latterly in the township of Stephen,
where the body was conveyed for inter.
menti. In religion the deceased was an
Episcopalian.
TUESDAY evening the boyo in Mise
Minnie Moore's Sabbath school class in
the Methodist church, presented her with
a nicely framed. photo. g000np of the class.
The following is a copy of an address
read 1—
A Om load of live hb1 wee shipped
Eitetward fern Brueaele en M enday by
A1eriere, Clegg & I>amee, Brnesele,
Wolin will beam at the Argent feotery.
ae they have tt big oentraot for heading
with Eastern Grins, 'Ament fires. are
eta he as tide beeineae,
'0uE population of Graham's .IdgrYoy ie
inore,tsleg fast. Tltere. are .iii psr8Of2:
pow living on the evithani 2V2CO2,. Old
Mid young, and 8 or, Balton avenue,
Grimes Salim shipped twQ ears .Qf
fine horses from /anemia on Thprsday oe
this weolc. They were destined for co
Landon, Mr. Parker acgompenied the
animals.
Tun Baking Schoel in the OOun011
Chamber this we under the ettperin-
bendenoy of 6?is2 M,Lean, ben been fairly
well atteuded ooneideeing the stormy
weather,
San. BEasieni ]lee gone to Paisley,
where he intends making hie borne. The
Beattie livery business in Brttse012 will
be managed by Johu Beattie, who ie well
acquainted with it.
lx New Hamburg, on February let, Mr.
Spicer, a cousin to 13, Gerry, Brussels,
died after a somewhat lengthened illness.
Mrs; Spicer is alse ill. The funeral took
pinoe on Tuesday, 4th inst.
Recno.—.J, G. Slime, merchant, hoe a
relic in the shape of a visiting card writ.
ten by the Earl of Fife 70 years ego.
Mfr, Skene's father was gardener for the
Earl for 20 years at Duff House, Banff,
Scotland. The present Earl of Fife is a
grand nephew of the gentlemen referred
to es the writer of the oard,
Gremlins for the Oonservative Club are
as follows :—Postmaster Farrow, Hon.
Pres. ; J. Irwin, Pros. ; D. A. Lowry,
Jas. Bowman, and J. J. Bell, Vice -Pres. ;
Alex. MoOall, Sea.•Treas. ; H. Dennis,
W. P. Vanetone J. J. Gilpin, M. B.
Moore, R. L. Taylor, R. Leatberdele,
R. Wooleey,T. A, Rawkins and W. R.
Mooney, Committee.
A time jolly time was enjoyed by a
sleigh load of young people from town
who visited the home of Postmaster Mo -
Nair, Cranbrook, on Thursday evening of
last week. It is said one bachelor was
nearly smothered in an upset by a bevy
of Brussels damsels, but he appears to
have suffered no.,serious consequences
from his temporary interment in a snow
bank.
Tun Winghttm Times says :—"It ie
said that one day this week a farmer
from the other side of Brussels drove in-
to town with two loads of hay, and after
a good deal of trouble suooeeded in get-.
ting nearly as much for his loads as be
had been offered in Brussels in the morn.
ing. The people here have not yet Com-
mended to pay South African prices."
Brueseis market takes no second place,
Mr. Times, and the sooner the farmers
find this fact rot the better for them.
selves.
Nox or To CONCERT Prrca.-J. G.
Speed, in the October. Forum, makes a.
bitter attack upon our dietriet sobool
system, in whiah he says its ineffieienOy
le responsible for the increasing ignor-
ance of the children in the rural districts.•
Re save : "In country •dietriote the
clergymen, the physicians and the law-
yers Mould be asked to serve en the
School Board, as men of these professions
havepresurnabiy some education, but the
noisy and dieputioas village busybodies
are usually those ohoeen." He thinks
the State should, for a while at least,
take the saboole under control.
KNIGHTS or THE 'STANEs.—rhe local
bonispiel forthe bolding of the J. R.
Grant tankard has caused no small
amoout of sport on Maitland Rink dur.
ing the past week. - There are seven rinks
in the competition, 1'. S. Soott's drawing
the bye. The result up to date is a fol-
lows :—
W. J. Stewart, G. F. Blair, •
A. Oooeley, W. F. Venetone,
Dr. Warwick, H. Dennis,
W. Thomson, skip, 15 P. Soott, skip .. 3
QST
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HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO,
Asemees, (Sevgn Million Dollars) $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) . $2,0.00,000
Aiieaaies Gs all pringtpat points in Ontario, Quebeo,M'anitaba, TTwfted State, 4 T9nykand•.
Ril'' �S ,,0%41 $iRi.' d11+ S.
A General Baokinf; Dustmen{ Txaneaoted. Dormers' Notes' Dieoounted.
Draf a Tamed and Colleotione made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.'
Internet allowed ou deposits of 51.00 and upwards from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
88,00IAL ATTENTION OURS WO 0410 0051118001=N ON FORMES' SARE'NoMns.
E4sry faoillby afforded Ountonl8re living at a dietitian.
J, A. ,STEWART MANAOiin.
Dien,—We ars sorry to learn of the
assume of Mary, beloved wife of W. A.
Ducker, Winnipeg, Man., which sad
event o0ourred on Thursday of this week..
Deaensed was the third daughter of Mal-
onlin Lamont, Grey township, and was a
most eetimable person. Mrs. Ducker
went to Winnipeg about 8 .years ego,
where she was united in marriage to her
now bereft partner, Two little daughters
are left motherless.
D1011.—J. T. Lau,- for eighteen years
proprietor and editor of the Palmerston
Telegraph,. died in Guelph on Sunday
morning. Mr. Lacy came to this ooun
try twsntyroue'yeare ago from the Mid-
land counties, England, and settled in
Palmerston, where he, founded the Tele.
graph, Three years ago he bad a stroke
of paralysis, from which be never reoo0-.
ered, and he.wae forced to sell out hie
paper. He leaves a widow and two
daughters, who married • two brothers,
Florence and Fred, Waters, of Guelph
and Stratford. Mr, and Mrs: Lacy had
been married. for 47 years. • Mr, Lacy
was the mentor of the press in this die -
Griot, never failing to cull hie exchange('
to amount for bad English, inaorreot his-
toriosl references, eco. He was an Ting-
Nehmen of bluff, direot address, sod
never scrupled to speak out bis mind or
.
to show up a fault when he saw one.
Business Locals.
Dr. Davidson, R. Leatherdale,
W. M. Sinolair, J. If. Cameron,
W. P. Scott, Jas. O'Leary,
A. Currie, skip ..15 D. C. Boss, skip, 14
Dr. McNaughton, G. F. Blair,
N. F. Gerry, A. C. Dames,.
Jas. McAlpine, R. Roach,
J. A. Stewart,skip, 3 J'. T. Ross, skip, 14
FAST Hunow autunite' INeTITuTES.—The
Executive of this Assooiatiou have ar-
ranged an interesting program for meet.
Ings at Constance add Leudbury, Thurs-
day and Friday of this w.eek. Three
sessions each day are outlined and the
speakers and subjeots will be as follows :
Conetanae—"Breed ing and Feeding
Hogs," A. Gardiner ; 'Feeding Steers,"
G. Murdie ; Dairying," J. 0. Morrison ;
"Corn and Ensilage," R. Scott ; "Butter
Making in the Home Dairy," J. B. Muir,
Brum Co. ; "Clover Culture "David Me-
Orae,
fo-Orae, Guelph. Leadbury-!'Glover Oat -
tare," R. McMillan • "Breeding and
Feeding Hogs,"T. E. Hays ;,"Corn and.
Ensilage," J. D. alinohley • "Under.
draining," J.B. Muir, Bruce 00. ; "Cat-
tle Feeding," David Mo0rae, Guelph.
In the evening of each day there will be
an entertainment, at which addresses
will be delivered by the day speakers and
others. The above meetings will com-
mence at 10 a. m„ 1 and 7:30 p. m.
BROTHER Quxx DRIVEes.—Bon. W. D.
Balfour, M. P., and -Miter of the -Am-
herseburg Eoho, bas been re•eleoted'Pres-
ident of the Great' Southiveatern Fair,
Essex 0o.—Mesers. Sears & Knowles. of
Preston, have purohased the Galt Re-
porter from the executors of the late
George Jaffray.—M. Y. McLean, Editor
of the Seaforth Expositor, and M. P. P.
for South Huron, moved the Address at
the opening of the Local Legislature this
week,—Mayor Hohnes, proprietor of the
Clinton New Era. was elected Vioe•Pres-
ident of the Canadian Press Association
at the anneal meeting in Toronto last
week. • Dan.. Meaillienddy, of the Grade.
rich Signal, was chosen one of the Direo-
tors.—It is said that James Irwin, of
Brussels, may embark on the journalistic
sea at Lucian and ran a weekly news.
paper,—The publisher of the Ingersoll
Sun offers "a liberal reward toany sub-
scriber, not having paid up in advance,
who lays before him a practicable and
honorable scheme for continuing the pub•'
lieation of his paper twice a week with-
out receiving the subscription price, one
dollar a year. We have not been able to
solve the problem, but from the slowness
of some of our snbsoribere we are inclined
to believe they think we have discovered
the secret of ruining a paper for their
benefit at the expense of otbere,"-Mike
Jean W. Barr will take her plane in the
press gallery of the legislature at Toronto
ae the representative of the Windsor Rea.
ord. Mies Barr belongs to a literary
family, being the sister of Robert Barr,
jt., (Luke Sharp), and of James Barr
(Angus Evan Abbott), well known Writer:.
To Miss 111'. Moore
DEAR FRIEND AEU TEaornin,—We, the
members of your Sunday Sohool class,
take this opportunity of expressing, to
you our sincere thanks for your persist-
ent and untiring efforts in our behalf.'
Yon have tried faithfully to point and
lead us to Jeeue and the way to Heaven
and we can assure you that your efforts
have not all been in vain and that we
have been greatly hem lilted by your
teaching and example. We ask you to
accept of this large phots , of the class as
a token of cur esteem fur • you, and as
from time to time yon look at the faces
of your soholars in this photo. may you
be enoo'traged to go forward in the
Master's work with ore muob or more zeal
and patience in the future as you have
displayed before us in the past, that
when done with this life we may meet SS
ane unbroken °lase in Heaven to be ever
,with the Lbrd, is the desire of your Bohol -
'Os, Signed on behalf o£ the elms,
PETER MCMARTIN,.
J010 HUNTER,
blisa.ldtoore made an appropriate reply,
Dur s(ovewood at MoOraeken'e.
('1,nven Feed cheap at McCracken's.
M,u,:r f .'• gale, Apply at this. office.
1)wOLLlxu 10 Ten. ever fay store. I. 0.
Richards.
SILVERWARE and Har)ging Lampe at re•
dueed prices. N. & N. Gerry.
Ir you want robes or blankets call on
H. Dennis,
MEN'S heavy rubbers and socks at cost.
L 0. Richards.
SECOND baud heating stoves cheap at
N. & N. Gerry's.
LARGE stock of Tight harness @old at low
prices. H. Dennis.
Opti borne Collars are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
CASE for hides and sheep . skins at A.
Currie's butcher shop, Brussels.
BARGAINS in cross put saws and axes at
A. M. McKay & Oos., Brussels.
HANGING lamps sold at a big reduction
at A. M. McKay & Cos., Brussels.
Yon can get two machine needles of
any kind for 6o., at N`. & N. Gerry's.
Fenn hand crayon enlarging' done up
A 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smil'h block.
MnAT.OHOPPEns, axes, saws, carpet
sweepers and skates. N. & N. Gerry.
CNE set single and oneset teem emend
hand harness for Bale cheap. I. 0. Rich-
ards.
HIGHEST cash price ' pald for hides.
eheep skins and furs at A. M. MoHay &
Oos.
GnanN BAGEL—Large size, full 16 oz.,
only $1.90 per dozen, at Smith & Mo•
Lareo's.
ONE or two students to take up tele-
graphing. . Can be a000mmodated. For
particulars apply to T. Fletcher.
Txnn balance of our felt boots and win-
ter goods at and below cost ae we want
the room fog spring goods. I. C. Richards.
WANTED. -1,000 cords of basswood
beading bolts, 40 inches long. Must be
good size and quality, for which highest
price will he paid. J. & P. Ament, Bens -
eels, Ont.
$HILOH's Cnre, thegreat oough and
croup pure, is in great demand. Pocket.
size contains twenty-five doses ; .only 25
mute. ' Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
lenx's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
a bell 25 ate., 50 ate. and $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brueseis•
BRINGalong your worn out rubbers,
overshoes, rags,sorap copper, brass, east
or wrought iron, furs, tallow, sheep
skins, hides and calf skins, horse hides,
as we pay the highest prices. N. & N•
Garry.
Saws made 10 out fastand easy. Seo.
ond•baud saws bought and Bold. 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.
OArraxo Sweeney, U. S. A., San. Diego,
Cal., says.:—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price' 50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, lirne-
RUnnINO IT eta—Never use a linatnent
for rbeematiem, says a high medical
authority. Don't rub it in -drive it cut.
Take something that removes the acid
poison from the blood—take something
that will improve yogi digestion, and
build up the body to the perfection of
robust health, That "something". is
Soott'e Sarsaparilla, a remedy that ob•.
Mins the beet results in,aheehortest'time.
$1 of all druggiels.
Young Matthews, of Chatham, who
wee eeriouely injured by being oanght in
a shaft at Phillips' mill there, has enter-
ed an action against Mr. Phillipe for $5,1.
000 damages,
a0Mara -
COLvnr.—ln. Brussels, on Feb, 81b, the
wife of Mr. George Colvin of a eon.
BANDo.--In Brussels, on Feb.. 121b, the
wife of Me. William Rands of a
daughter.
ssarxax ia,
BLAOx—RonnnTeoN.—In Morris, on Feb.
6th, at the residence of the bride's
parents, by Rev. D. Perris, Mr.
Robt, Black, of Turnberry, to Mies
Elizabeth Robertson, daughter of
Mr. John Robertson.
ROnnntTeON—JONne.—On Friday, Jan.
l7th, 1896, by Rev, A. E Drieoell, at
her father's residence, Miss Jennie
Jones, to Mr. James Robertson, both
of Glenwood, Man.
Ducoan.—In Winnipeg, Man., en Feb.
1811,, Mary, beloved wife of W. A.
Dnoker, aged 84 years and 4 months.
Ienes•-At North' Calder, Scotland, on
January 22nd, Catharine Gunn, re -
fiat of the late George Innes, ; and
rpothie of Walter Innee, Morris
township, aged $5 years. ,
FEB. 1' , 1800
HAVE
TO BE HYP.NOTIZED
~4.r In order to see the very great difference
in the
A-T.70T201.T S.d.mons.
TUF,enAY, Feb. 18th.Faem stock,
Lot 18, Con. 12, Grey. Sale unreserved,
at 1 o'clock. Chas. Bleckert, Prop., P.
S. Sett, Ano. '
Minim, Feb. 21st. --Farm stook, imple
menta, &o., Lot 9, non 6, Grey, Sale nn.
reserved, at 1 oolook. Wm. Reid, Prop.,
Geo. Birkby,
FnnAY, Feb. 28.—Farm . stook, imple-
ments, &c. Lot 80, Con. 10, Grey. Sale
unreserved, et 1 o'olook. Dennis How-
ard, Prop., F. S. Scott, Ano.
TUESDAY, Feb. 25.—Farm stook, imple-
ments and household furniture. West d
Lot 16, Con. 6, Grey. Sale at 1 o'olook,
Robt. Wallace, Prep.,' F. S. Scott, Ana..
THURSDAY, Feb. 27th. -Lot 21, Con. 11,
Grey. Farm stock, implements, Bao.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 p. in. Wm. Mar-
son,. -Prop., F. S. Scott, Ano.
A Toivrz•TEon OLD GRIEVANCE, RE-
tmvzD.-In Bath, Ont., Chase's Kidney-
Liver
idneyLiver Pills are a stundaed remedy.
Joseph Gardner, of this town, suffered
for 40 years with indigestion and its ever
present accompaniments, oonetipation
and headache. K. & L. Pills aro the
only remedy that gave, him relief. 25
oente a box of all druggists.. One pill a
dose,
WELL -DIGGING AND DxIL5IN6.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is peeper.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to hint
in a way that will insure satisfnotion.
We11s cleaned out and put in proper
shape. (Terms reasonable. Residence
emend door north of the bridge, weet
side of Turnberry st., Brueeels, 34.tf
ALL kinds of saws cleaned, gummed,
hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled
at Queen\St., East, by saw filer, T. Mc.
Gregor. Brussels. Soave may be left and
arrangements made at McKay & Cos.
hardware store, Brussels, Ont. Charges
reasonable. Anyone not knowing the
work that is to be done on thine saw, and
wishee to stay and see the work done,
the prioe will be left to themselves to pay
what they choose. 1lnderstand that
there are high wages paid to practised
hands to work at Bawls,
Quality of Drugs.
WE AIM TO 2)1112 IN $`TOCK T17)5
VERY PUREST
That can be bought and that's}vliy we aro kept so busy—Lit a1-
Wltys time for one more, so drop in and See_ us,
sue- rsm==,s xxarxe=mma
Pall Wheat , -78 80
Spring Wheat 62 64
Barley.,,.... - 82 85
Peas :.............-4950
Oats 22 x'28
Butter, babe and rolls ,.. 13 14
Eggs per dozen 13
Flour per barrel.....,:4 00 4 60
Potatoes (uew)....... 13 16
Hay per ton12 00 15 .00
Hides trimmed 4}
Hides xongh _ 2•25
00
Salt per -bbl., retail1 00
Sheep skins, each 50 90
Lamb skins each .16 40
Apples per bus1 00
Hoge, Live 3 00 5 50
Dressed Hogs 4 60. 4 75
Wool • 18 20
AT—v
OPPOgrrs
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'FOX'S
F .. ' STORE:. •� p
OX DRUG TOl�,�.
quoted outside at 280 to 235o and . mixed
et 22e to 225e. Peae— arkot steady ;
cables firm ; oars quoted at 51o, west.
480Buokwheot—.Market unchanged, being
quoted outside at 32'o to 33e, Oatmeal
—Business quiet ; prices unchanged at
52 90 to $3, and small tote at $8;26.
Cornmeal steady ; Offerings outside apt
82ao. Rye—Market quiet ; oars worth
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
7p RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
JL First morbgaggo, form security. Apply
at THE POST Publlsbing House, Brussels.
DESIRABLE RESIDENOE
Fon SALE,—Lots 220 and 221, Queen elf
Terme reasonable to, a cash purohaeer. Ap-
ply on the prem''soe or to
28 W. r0• BINOLAI11,
B.IOYOLES.—FIVE PNEUMA
Tm Tire Bicycles for sale cheap, All
ore good' as new. Come and see them.
A, 00USL810,
Over Deadman & MoUall'a Drug Store.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wm, Ross wishes to thank the public, for
their generous eupport diming his business
oereer in Brueeels, Having now retired
would ask throw who have book accounts
with 110.0. to call and settle promptly,
. WM. BOSS, Brussels,
GRAIN GRINDING.—
11have purchased a Joliet Grinder and will
run it 011 Tuesday and Friday of each week,
on Lot 10, Con. 10, Gres, Terms reasonable,
Accommodation for horses and drivers in
stormy weather. JOHN' 1315,01N,
20 • - Proprietor.
r11HR FAVORITE. — DEAD—
JL nue. Cough Balm is the 'Favorite Re-
medyfor Coughs, 001ds,&a. We sell more
of it than all other Cough Remedies com-
bined. ThisISa fact worth remembering.
Manuiaebuxed and for sale. only by
DEADMAN.&. MOCALL,
Druggists, Opticians, &o,
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
BRRSIONED has several good Parma for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. 2' S. SCOTT, Brussels
LEGA). AND CONVEYANCING.
1-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
,e -•w• S•olieitor•end Conveys peer. Oollee-
tions made. Ofl2oe—Vanstone's Bloat, Brue-
sols. - 21=80
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—180 acres of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale at alow price. The property is
North blast 3 Ses.10, Twp. 11, Ranco 4, East.
Therein a house on the premises and some
breaking done. For full particulars as to
Pries, title, &o., write or apply to
G. F. BLAIR or 'W. H, Xltltk,.
00.11 Brussels, Ont..
I'ARNI FOR SALE —THE UN
DERetei i offers his valuable 60 Dare
farm for sale being lot 28 50h lino, Morrie,
The fermis 4n good condition, with comfor-
table house, barn, young orebard, fences, &o.,
and is only a half mile from Brussels, Pos•
session given Mn April 1st. There are 44
acres of Fall wheat in. Par erica and tonne
apply to A, ADAMS, Proprietor,
25-8 Brussels. P. 0.
LIvERroon, Feb. 11.—Cheese • quiet ;
demand poor ; finest American white,
45s ; finest American colored, 45s. But-
ter -Finest D. S., 950 , good, 60e. New
York -Butter firm ; stale dairy) 90 to
19e ; do., oreamery, 13o to 1650 ; western
dairy, 100 to 14e ; do,, creamery;' 18o to
190 ; do., factory,' 9c to 1250; Eigins,
19o. Cheese unchanged.
Tonoxeo, Feb. 11.—The Toronto cattle
market was dull and. easy .to•day. Re-
ceipts were fair„ being 44 oars and 10
oars were left unsold at the close. But.
ehors' cattle wore dull, and prices were
easy ; good to choice sold at 250 to 85o ;
common at 2o to 25o per pound. Bulls
were taken for export at 25o' to 25e;
etonkers and feeders quiet, at 150 for
light ; 25o for better class, and 8o for
good feeders. Lambs were little better,
selling at 35e to 45o per pound. Sheep.
were dull, at 25o per pound. Hogs were
weaker ; there were 700 offered, and
prices were $4 per cwt. for choice bacon
hogs and 85o for stores and light.
East Borssmo, N. 2., Feb. 11.—Sheep
and lambs—Beoeipas, 60 oars ; market
slow ; lambs, choice to prime, $4.90 to
$5.10.' Canada lambs, fair to prime, 54.-
76 to $5. Sheep, choice to s:looted ex-
port wsthers, $8.85 to $8.60 ; culls and
common eheep, 52 to 52.50, Cattle closed
steady ; all sold. Sheep and lambe
filmed easy, at file opening decline, with
quite a number uneold.
Toucan°, Feb. 11.—Marltot quiet end
steady. Flour—Market quiet, bat feel-
ing continua firm and . strong ; baker
flour„ $3.75, Toronto freights. Bran—
Cars of brans firm at 511.60 to $11.75,
West, and shortie, $13 to 514. Wheat—
Manket unchanged, but general tone
firm ; white sold in the west at 830, and
red 82o ; No. 1 hard gold ab 770, and 2
840, grinding in transit, Sarnia; No.
hard sold at 74o ; No. 1 frosted q'uo'ted
at 88c, North Bay. Barley quiet with
No: 1 piloted at 45c, and extra 41c ; No.
2 at 400, and feed at 290 to 800, Oats—
Trade quiet ; prices unchanged ; white
'(]�T M. SINCLAIR,
Y 1' • Boileau,Oonvoyanes ,Notary Pub -
Iia, cke. Office—anstone's Block, 1y door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funde to
Loan.
AG. OAIy'IERON,
• (Forcedly of - Cameron, Molt &
Oameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderich,
Ont, .Oftioe—Hamilton St„ Opposite 0o1 -
borne. Hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
N_A• . Solicitor, &O. (lato of Garrow &
Prom -Mot's Oifoe, Goderich.) 011loe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan, 47
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE<
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 0, Oen,12,.Grey, a thorn' bred 'Yorkshire
White boar. Pedigree may be seen on up.
plication. Terms 51.00 to be paid ab Uwe of
servicewith privilege of returning it ne00e-,
nary.. 1110BART SHIN.p,
21.2re Proprietor.
DEtITAL.
T'B. DAVID SON,
,11 Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons,
Crown and. Bridge work a specialty, Affteer-
ate Foos. Satisfaction Assured. biiioe over
Barrett's barber shop, Tnruberry"St,, Brus-
se18.
BOAR. FOR SERVIOE.-TUE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot Se Con. 0, Morrie, the thorn' bred im-
proved White Yorltebire Boar "Selected,"
bred Prem J.10. Brethour'i .eweopetakes sow
at Chicago Fair. Terms, $1.00 to be paid
at the time of 0orvioo with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. Pedigree may be seen
on application.
R0BTrN10HOL.
ROAR FOR SERVIOE.--THE
JLJ undersigned will beep forr service on
Lot 80, Con. 0, Morris, the tboto •broil. Large
English Berkshire Boar, Captain Jahn,"
Hie mother is a full sister to the lsb price
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
Produced on application, Terme—SLOG to
be paid at time of service with privilege of
returning. 11 neeossar
14.Om _ JA'Sr SP17IIt, Proprietor.
VETERINARY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Sotiae la hereby given - pertinentt to
1887; obey, 110, that all persona having any
9Ha112,late of the Townshipfof Grezy,, in Uo
County of Huron, Widow, who died on or
about thol7tb day ofDecember, 1805, are
required on or betere the 2001. Day of Feb-
ruary, 1886, to send or deliver their claims
to the undersigned, one of the Executors 01
said estate, with full partieulars of enah
claim and me nature of the 98Ourity (it any)
held by them, and latter the said last men-
tioned date the Executors of said estate will
proceed to distribute the assets of said es-
tate amongst these entitled thereto bating
regard only to ,the claims of which they
shall thein have had notice, and said IIxeen-
tors will not be liable for said assets or any
part thereof to any person of whose claim
notice shall not have been received ore afore-
said, at the Limo of such distribution oro
aforesaid, ANDREW SHARP, t
IODe of the Itxeoubors,
00.2 Ethel Y. 0,
Dated February 502,1800.
T D. WARWIOK,
tl . Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of dnmestfoated animal's in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. O81oo and infirmaryFour doors
north of bridge i'nrnberry et., Brueseis,
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MONAUGHTON, M. D.
tJ • (7. M., L. R. O.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P
B. Out. Residence and office in Wlleon'e
Blook, earner of MillandTurnberry Ste.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
tit • Phyelalan, Surgeon Acoouober, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of : Physioiane
and Surgeons, Out. OowxnE—Next door to
AleDonald & Co„ Walton Ont. •
BUSINESS CARDS.
VV "H. iSiaCRACKEN, •
'seater ofAlarriageLleenses• Office
mine Grooery, Turuberry street, Brussels.
1110 N. BARRETT, •
Tonsorial Artist, Shop—Next door
south o3 A. M. Alellay & Co's hardware store.
Ladiee'andohlldrens hair cutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST' OFFICE
Savings Bank 'takes Deposita from
01.00 to 51,000 and allows 84 percent.
i Merest. T. P,AR11OW,
07-8ne Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer Marriage of . MLicenses,
a�
_ - Ooeaoz AT JEWELRY STORE..
r.No Witness .Required.
T. FLETCEfDR, Brussels.
MISS O'OONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental mueie on
Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingbani Tues-
day and Wednesday of each week. - Resi-
dence on Priueess Street, Brussels.
N� ELLINGTON MUTUAL IN -
r e1RAxom Oo, ! Established 1840, In-
surances effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low rates,
J,. A, 01011GHT0N,
15.Dm Agent, Brussels.
A HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron.'. Convoyaneer, Notary Pubiio
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made
OMee in Smale's Block, Brussels
ri1HOS. A. HAWKINS,
11
Organistin Bt. John's Cburoh, Brus-
sels, wilgive lessons to pupils either on
piano or organ, at his parlorin the: Smith
Ulook,Bruesele, Vocal lessons also given.
Ten years sxperionee in teaching, 7erma
moderato.
AUCTIONEERS.
(1E011013KIRKBY,
Lioeneed Auotiouaer. Sales oondaot
ed on reasonable terms. Farms andfarm
stooka epeaialby, Orders loft at Tun Poen
Publishing House,Brnssels,or eentto Walton
P. 0„ will reoedve pronnpt attention,
TO
T S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
.
EER, will salt forbetters°haages
Heater moo, other
leas once and loastBuron
than any otter Auctionoor in Enetl3uron
or he Won't charge anytbing, Dittos and
or
ordboyrepersonal apcan always boplloation, arranged at title ollioo