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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-3-13, Page 8TB. 13 Joy V S S J L S POST 6Keop the Bops at Homo r In order to ilo this you must maim home attractive, more at- tractive shall We say than else- where, One -vvay of doing Iso is to provide su'table and innocent , games for retreatiou and pleas• ure during the long evenings. The leading game ppjust now is ,f�®6'1.AI'if OOLG. A We have two kinds to select from, complete with men. Good read- ing and good works aro also es - settled to a good home. We have or can get you anything you - want in this line. DEA OMAN c2 MoCALL, Druggist's, Opticians and Bookeollere, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN =TENS1ON W. 0. & B. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows; GOING Se 8TH. Gone800.Ti, trail 0:50 a.m. Mixed 0:40 a.m. alxpress 11:59 a.m. Mail ............ 8:10 p.m. Mixed ... 9:00 p r -t. Express ,..... 9:48 p.m. rnraf his tem. A chiefs amaug ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prenb it. NUT Tuesday will be St. Patrick's day. Senor. Board Friday evening of this week. TILE Poor is tbe hest advertising med. ism (n Bast Huron. Show-eno£roc is a very popular even• ing pastime in Brussels. PAIR of spectacles found, also a ladies' muff. Ask et THE POST. NEXT monthly Horse Fair will be held in Brussels on Thursday, April 2nd. BEATTIE Enos., liverymen, have pur. abased a full sister to "Wanda," paying $800 for her. Lanes quantities of heading bolte are being delivered at Ament Bros. factory in this place. Sousa work wanted, or would take position as housekeeper, Apply at TEE POST Publishing House. Masons. Cacao & Damns shipped a car of cattle to Toronto on Thursday and a car of hogs on Monday. A 5A0LCG race through town 5009 one of the attractions on Tuesday afternoon. 1 A repetition will not be passed by so quietly. IT is expected that J. Leakie, of To- mato, will erect one or more stores in Brussels next season. He owns two very eligible sites. THE Jnnror Curling Club of Brussels went to Wroxeter on Thursday of this week to play a return match with the juniors of that village. Miss MoLAcaLax ]las returned from Toronto, and is now busy preparing for The Spring Millinery Opening at Mrs. E. Rogers', dee notice of which willbegiven, DIED.—On Wednesday of last week George Carter, of Blyth, died at the resi. donee of his son, iu his 7181year. Deceas- ed was a brother to Mrs. Wm. Mooney, Mill street, Brussels, and often visited here. He was highly esteemed. COUNCILLOR LEATHEODAL5 has just com- pleted a orokinole board that is well worthy of meution. It contains 114 in- laid pieces of wood, with a star in the centre. It is blade np of mahogany, wet. nut, maple, cherry and whitewood. The workmanship is first-class. Sevens, ladies have been canvassing the town for funds to pay the railroad tickets from Brussels to Landon, Da- kota, for Mrs. Joseph Webster and child- ren. Mr. Webster le living at Langdon and the assumption is if the family were together ho could comfortably maintain them. A DEBATE will be held at the meeting of Brussels Conservative Club next Tuesday evening, on the eubjeot, "Resolved that the resignation of N. Cerise Wallace was unjustifiable." For the affirmative the speakers will probably be W. F. Von atone, W. 11. Mooney and A. I. McCall. to defence of the action of the Hon. gentleman, Jas. Bowman, M. H. Moore and B. Gerry are expected to take part. AT the meeting of the Grey Branch Agricultural Soaiaty Directors, on Thurs- day afternoon of last week, it was deoid. ed to have the land within the mile tweak plowed, levelled and a green arop pat in, at the same time seeding down the plot. Jas. Ferguson, P. doott and W. if. Kerr were appointed as a Committee to oversee the work. An energe6io effort will be made to boom the membership. President. Amos 4mith occupied the chair end the Directors present were Jas. Fer- guson, A. Gardiner, Wm, Pollard, P. Scott, Jno. Brown and Joe. MoKinnop. TRAINS Brocxeo.—Last Saturday Old Boreal got In his work so well that the G. T. R., ae well as the public roads, were in almost an impassable condition. The evening accommodation from Kin. sardine, with Oonduubor MOOaltuln in command, stack in a snow bank about a mile West of Brussels. The train was divided and the engine took several freight ears into the station yard, but in attempting to go back for the balance, ran into a bank and stnyed there. Con- dilator McCallum came to Brueeele and had a sleigh sent out to the passenger ear for Mrs. W. R. Wilson and Mtge Kate, who were the only passengers. In the meantime J. M. Martin, near whose farm the floe .ado was, very thoughtfully played t •, part of the God Samaritan, and w 111 tasty edibles, hot ooffee, &o., satisfied the wante of the passengers, The anew plow 50ae wired for ; reached here at 3 a m. Sabbath morning, and set to work at once to clear the road. Before long theaoeommodation was safely landed here and the way open. all up for the evening train from the Meet which was held at Listowel, await- ing the clearing of the roadway. The train arrived here at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. Monday morning's train from Kincardine wets Canoelied on a0000nb of the heavy track. The plow removed the obstacles.. ;Iaon''r forget the sale of meeaatnec, &0„ at the Public Ribrary Readies Roolu ea ldattu'day at 4 O'olook. Tile free distribution of Doait'B 7lidney Pins Will take plane at Deedinau & Ida. Oan'e Drag store on Saturday, Maroh 210. We call the attention of ail Puffer - ere to this goneroue offer on the part of the propriotore of this remarkable rent. ody. The anuuuuvemeut appears in an. other column, IN 11151 90130 YEAR,--'t'burgday of last week Catharine, robot of tie late Henry llunsiolter, of Oorbett,Stepben townebip, Huron county, and mother of Mae. Bobt. Armstrong, Brueeele, passed away to her reward like a ripe shook of corn baying attained her 90th year. Mr, Huneioker died about 80 years ago aged 00 years. The old lady enjoyed t'emitrkeble good health and was a very aotive, energetio person. Her funeral took pleoe on Sat. urday from the rosldenoe of her eon. Goo, Swats, the Kincardine merohaat tailor, who on Feb. 20th shot himself in the brain, yet failed to kill himself im- mediately, became unconeofous on Satan. day morning, after having made good progress towards apparent reoovery through the weak. He remained un- eousoioue until after midnight Monday morniug, when he reoovoreJ, but began rapidly to sink, and died ab half past one Monday morning. The remains of de. ceased were taken home 'to Kinoardiue for interment. Deceased was a nephew to W. G. Conine, of the Garfield House, Brussels. REI6n SCALES AT TnE G. T. R,—Mr, Dale, representing the 0. Wilson & Sea Scale Works, Toronto, cane to Brussels on Wednesday to interview the Ooonoil Board relative to the paroba•e of the pro. posed set 68 scales for weighing live stook for shipment at the Grand Trunk yard. A special meeting of tbe Qouneil was hold, at wbieh the Reeve and Councillors Leatherdele, Wilson and Baeker were present. After going over the catalogue it was decided to order a 4 tan. 3 beam scale, cupboard, &c., delivered at Bras - eels, the price to he $75.00, at 8 months from delivery. There is a 6 year guar- antee naauhet breakage. Scales will not be shipped until Omni' order. The G. T. R. has been asked to pat up additional pens sous to increase and improve the accommodation at this important ship- ping point. It was the Wildon firm the 10 ton set of scales now ie ase on Brus- sels market was purchased from. PoBLIo LInaARY.—The following new books have been added to the already large colleotio't on the shelves. Nearly all are the very latest, the most instruct- ive and iutereeting that eau be obtained. No reason why any 'should fail to read "The Bonnie Briar Bush," "Auld Lang Syne," Hall Caine's and Benty's new books, &o. ibeoription rate reduced to 50 cents to alai of year to all who join before the 1st of April :— NAME. AUTHOR. Beside The Bonnie B rias laden, Ian MoLareu Auld Lang Syne The Lilao Sunbonnet Orookett A (.a11nway Herd The Men of the Moss•Hays The Bondman Hall Caine A Son of Hagar Oept'n Davy's Honeymoon Old Mao Snvarin Thomson The Mystery of Cloomber Conan Doyle At War With Pontlao Munroe Snow -shoes and Sledges The Fur -seal's Tooth The Professor°s Experience The Phantom of tbsFoot-bridge, Oraddoolc Soldiers Three Ktpling The Nanlanuka House on the Marsh F. Warden Tiro Council of Ten Cobh Ivan the Serf Sport Royal A.Hope The Drily Dialogues Two Strangers Sirs. Oliphant The Iidug's Stratagem Weymann Natural Law in Spiritual World, Drummond Emu,erson's Essays (Vol.'' 0) S. alai Evolution Benj. Kidd History of Our Jwn Times (Vol. 2) Motlarty Victorian Ago of English Literature, Mrs. Oliphant, The Girl of the Commune Huuty A Knight o! the White Cross The Tiger of My sore Army Tales Winter Napoleon and Blucher Meblbaeh Joseph H. and 1419 Court The Bolden Dog Kirby A Vagrant Wife P. Warden Strange Tales of a Nihilist Queux Through Russian Snows Awrrd of the Holden Gate The Story of the Indian - Grimmell Harte A Traveller From Altruria Howells The Little M ihistor Burris The Dynamiter Stevenson Master of Ballauitrae Treasure Island Gil 6y River Collins Prince of Darkness F, Waruou Daldee OBITUARY.—The Elora correspondent thus referrs so Alex. Watt, deceased father of Mrs. (Rev.) Ross, of Brussels :— We are called upon this week to record the death of Alex. Watt, which took place at hie late. residence, Nicbol, on Wednesday evening of last. week. Air. Watt was in his usual health and par• ticolarty brigbt and happy until about 4 o'clock that afternoon, when he com- plained of a pain in the region of the heart, and gradually became weaker, sinking away about 8 o'olook that even• ing. Mr. Watt was in hie 08th year, be - Mg perhaps the oldest member of our community. Deoeased was born in Scot- land, and came to this part of the anus. try over 00 years ago. He was for over 50 years an elder of Knox church, being the last of the arab twelve members who formed that congregation. He leaves be- hind 'him five daughters and two sons, besides a large number of grandchildren to mourn his lose. Mra. Watt predeceas- ed hien about two years ago. The family have the sympathy of an unusually large nnmher of Heeds in their bereavement. The funeral was held on Saturday after- noon at 1:30 o'cloolt. 'After a short service at his late residence, the remains were removed to Knox ohorob, where a very impressive funeral service was hold, presided over by the Rev. Mr. McInnes, paetor of the church, The services com- menced by the singing of the 100th Psalm, after which the Rev. Mr. Mullen, of Trowbridge, read suitable portions of Scripture and Dr. Torranoe sagaged in prayer. Very impressive and appropriate addresses were then given by Dr. Tor. ranee, of Guelph, and Dr, McDonald, of Seaforth. A hymn was then sung and the benediction pronounced by Dr. Mid• dlemis, after whioh an opportunity was given to the many friends assembled to have a last view of the Lace of their be- loved friend and elder. The senior mom• here of the session anted as pallbearers at the church, and the junior members at the grave. The pulpit, organ, cen- munion roiling and the family pew were heavily draped with blank. A memorial service was eonduoted on Sabbath morn• ing by Rev. Mr. McInnes, who spoke in words of the highest admiration and most profound regard of the late Alex, Watt. He especially emphasized the fact that he was one who in life and epoch bad set before his family and fellow merohere I'T4IJY'. 4ItD J34.1111C OF C4N.4.D4, Z1 '37.A73Sa2SUwx 72'e ZL 721. HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO. ASSilTtS, (Seven ]Ilflliop Dollars) , OAPI1'AL (Authorized) AgMg" 'in alt pr'ivatpat pointe in Ontario, ' Quobeee, A2'a)litobai Matedt"i rAt5W.lb"A S° Di tameirtl. A General Banking Businoee Transacted. Farmer& Notes Disoounted, Drafts leaned and Oofeotione made en all points, SAVINGS BANK PEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly. Sam41AL ATTENTION 01VEN TO THE COLLEOrroN of ransoms' SALE NoTEB, Every facility afforded Oostomere.living at a diatnnoo, J. A. STEWARRT Mangum. $2,000,000 States iE Iinglend' a rare example of loyalty to Obrisb and his cburoh, and closed by an earnest ap• peal to all, both young and old, to follow the example of the late elder in as far as be imitated Christ. Business Locals. CLOVER seed Cheap et McCrnolsen's. DWELLING to rent over my store, I. 0. Richards. CLOVErl and timothy Bead for sale. Booker & Vanstoue. Ws repair boots and shoes and rub• hers neat and cheap. I. 0, Richards. SILVERWARE and Hanging Lamps at re. duped proses. N. & N, Gerry. To you want robes or blankets pall an H. Dennie. SE000c laud beating stoves cheap at N. & N. Garry's. DRIED peaches, pears, apricots, nectar• ines and pitted plums at B.LLANT0NE's. REPAIRS On harness and collars prompt.' ly attended to. I. 0. Richards. LARGE stock of light harness sold at low prices. II. Dennis. We warrant all our collars and Baths. faction guaranteed. I. 0.,Riehards. Oust horse Dollars are all warranted. 11. Dennis. CASH for bides and sheep skins at A. Currie's butcher shop, Brussels. 800 BusouIs of potatoes at 18 cents. AIso Goose wheat for seed, prion 76a. a bn. .Maasomc Stara, Lot 4, Oon. 7, Grey. 'Fon can get two maohiee needles of any kind for Se., as N. & N. Gerry''s. F,,Eb' L "1 crewel epbsrging dni,e np A 1 at Po deer's; gallery, Smith block. MEAT.CHOPPEaS, exeS, ",WS, carpet sweepers and skates. N. & N. Gerry. A NICE stook of trunks and valises on hand and sold close to cost. I. 0. Richards. 50 empty barrels and 50 packing oases for sale cheap. The Toronto Bankrupt Stock Co: Mama sugar time will soon be here. Get sap pails, pans and spites at Wilton & Turnbull's. CARPET.—Por first.olass carpet weaving go to Mrs. T. MoOrae. Satisfaction guaranteed. Produce taken. Son our Bingle harness at 910.00, and our nickel silver at 912.10, best value in the County. I. C. Hiollarde. MANreonefionr.leads the world. Just received t)vo oar loads. If you want a bag call at Baeker & Vanstone's, Brus- sels. WanTED.-1,000 porde of basswood heading bolts, 40 inches long. Must be good size and quality, for which highest price will be paid. J. & P. Ament, Brus- sels, runsels, Ont. vHsLoH's Oere, the great Dough and croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25 cents. Children love it. Sold by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels. Banco along your worn out rubbers, overshoes, rags, scrap copper, brass, coat or wrought iron, furs, tallow, sheep skins, hides std calf skins, horse bides, as we pay the highest prices. N..& N. Garry. KAg ''s Olover Root will purify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your head clear as a bell. 25 0ts., 60 ots. and 9100. Sold by .las. 'Fox, druggist, Brussels CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego, Cal., says :—"Sbiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good" 1'rioe 50 cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggiet, Brus. Selo. ALL kinds of saws cleaned, gummed, hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled at Queen St., East, by saw filer, T. Mu Gregor. Brussels. Saws may be left and arrangements made at McKay & 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 prise will bo left to themselves to pay what they choose. Understand that there are high wages paid to practised hands to wells at saws. ---- HORN. WE1e —In Hullett, on the lilt inst„ the wife of Mr. Robb. Webb, (miller) of a daughter. BEowNELr..—In Seatorth, on the 6th inst., the wife of kir. Joseph Brownell of 9 son and daughter. Ausrsa—Seeley.—In Clinton, on the 4th inst., by Rev. J. W. Holmes, Mr. Alfred Austin, of Blyth, to Mies Sallee Seeley, of Clinton. axrma. HuNslonsta.--In Stephen township, on March 5813, Catharine, relict of the late Henry Hunsicker, in her 00th year. Pamsnli,—ln Morris, on Monday, Maroh Otis, Margaret, relict of the late Charles M. Parker, aged 81 years. MoLeon.—In Walton, on March 9th, Hugh McLeod, aged 73 years and 6 menthe. OART16n.—Iu .Blyth, on the 4th, inst., Geo. Carter, aged 70 yeare, 2 nhonthe and 10 days. A'D' X'xQN 0..A.MsEra. TUESDAY, Maacu 17,1896.—Farm steak, implements, &o, Lot 28, ono. 6, Morrie. Sale commences at 1 o'clock, George Kirkby, Allot. John Currie, Prop. THURSDAY, Maroh 10.—I'(tree stack, 101. pimento, &o. Lot 28, Con. 11, Grey. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clock, Harry Cox, Prop., F. R. Seat, Ano. Fawn, Manorr 276b,—Farm stook, implements &o. Lot 30, con. 8, Morrie. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'olook, p. m, Wm. A. Ashton and Jno. Ashton, props., Geo, Kirkby, auo. THunsnor, Maroh 20th'—Farm stook, implements, &o. Lot 10, Don, 6, Grey. Sale unreserved, at 1 p. m, Wm. Poll- ard and D. Tyerman, Propts„ F. S. Soott, Auu. UNRESERVED AUCTION U SALE 00' FARM Erroo {, ]MBLE. MEETS, &o,—fur, F.8. Scott, Auctioneer, has been inetruated by the nndereignad to sell by public auction at Ont 19, nos, 5, Grey, on Thursday. Olarclt 6511, 1890, commencing st 1 o'clock, the following valuable property, viz.; -1 mare 81'eane nld, 1 mare 8 years old in fott1,1 bl pod horse risiug 4 years sired lay 'Old Gold Duet; 1 moron yearn old, 2 newly calved cows 0 cows supposed in calf to 18 thmro'-bred ball, 9 beifere rising 8 years 2 supposed to calf, 8 stee,s doing 2 years, 9 heifers rising 2 1 ears; 11 good ewes in lamb, 1 L eicester rain 3 year's old, 2 pair of bob sloigbo,1 pal' of lightsleighs, 1 double bug- gy, 1 new Chatham wanoi, 1 new Maxwell mower 0 foot out, 1 cow Maxwell boron rake 1 new Teeswator plow, 1 baa fgrk, ropes and pulleys, 1Fr•„st & Wood plow, 1 post hole spoon, 1 Lender churn large sine, 1 Butting box, 1 N'hittman pea harvester, Toonrs.— All sums of .0.'.00 mud under 0098 ; over that amount 8 months credit well be given oa farniebiug approved joint notes, 0 percent. per an,nm off for Bash on medic amounts. WM POLLARD and DAVID TYERO]AN, Proprietors ; F, S. S Gora, Au ctionoer, 39iTTSS7EM.,1. 3i1AR KiTe . Fall Wheat............. 78 Spring Wheat 73 Barley. 30 Peas .., 48 Oats 22 Butter, tubs and rolls ... 12 Eggs per dozen 12 Flour per barrel4 00 Potatoes (new) 18 Flay per ton 12 00 Hides trimmed 4 Hides rough 2 Salt per bbl., "retail 1 00 Sheep skins, each 60 Lamb skins eaoh 15 Apples per bus 1 00 Boge, Live 8 40 Dressed Hoge 4 40 Wool 18 78 78 35 60 23 18 4 50 14 00 47 2 00 76 40 3 60 4 60 20 Tomato, March 10.—At the cattle market to -day receipts wore Light, but that bad no effect on the prices. Re- ceipts were 28 oars, including 55 sheep' and lambs, and 800 hogs. Butchers' cat tle wore slow, best selling at Bio to 3}c per pound and 2}c for mediums. Six cars were taken for Montreal. A dealer just returned from the North west says cattle on ranches have passed the winter well, and are looking splendid. Cattle can be grown like weeds, he says, in the North-west, and that country will •knock out Ontario in this respect before long. Some Manitoba cattle wore an the mar- ket here to -day, and they sold as well ae anything offered. The feature of the market here is receipts of a quantity of frozen mutton from St John There was nothing in export cattle. Stockers and feeders are quiet. A few were taken for distillery at 290 to 3jo per lb. Sheep and lambs were quiet; lambs sold at Bao to 49c per pound. Sheep were not in de. mend. Calves dull, at $4 to 96.50 each. Milch cows and springers steady. ab $20 to $85 each, Hogs in demand and steady, at bio per lb. for best bacon hogs ; 390 for thick fat, and 30 to Bic for sows. Rough hogs and stags sold at 2o to 21c. Prospects for hogs weak. EAST BUFFALO, N. T., March 10.—Gat- tle closed firm—all sold. Hogs olosecl steady. Sheep and lambs closed easy for lambs, firm for sheep—all sold. New Yeast, March 10.—Butter firm ; western creamery, 14o to 22o ; Elgins, 22c ; others unchanged. Cheese un. changed. -Liverpool—Cheese quiet ; de- mand poor ; finest American white and colored, 42s 6d. Butter—Finest 'United States, AOs ; good, 60s. Toner= March 10th.—Market quiet. Flour dull ; straight rollers quoted at $3.00 to $3.70, Toronto freights. Bran. —Cars of bran nominal at 911.26 to 911.- 60 and shorts at 812.50 to $13, west. Wheat quiet; Ontario grades steady ; white offers outside at 80o, but 70o in out- side bid ; red quoted at 78o to 70c, outside ; No. 2, fall, 82c bid hero, with offerings at 83c to arrive, and No 1, fall, 85o bid ; a car of No. 1 Manitoba hard sold at 82o, N. B. ; No. 2 hard offered at 02o afloat, May, Fort William, with 67o bid ; No. 8 hard offered at 78o to arrive; N. B., with 700 bid ; No. 1, northern, of- fered at 810, N: "B., with 70,jo hid, and No. 1 frosted offered at 80u, afloat, May, Fort William, with 565 bid. Burley dull and easy ; No, 1 offers outside at 40o, and No. 2 at 84c, without sales. Oats quiet ; prioes steady ; white sold at 23ic, on Northern, and mixed at Mac outside. Peas steady ; sales outside at 500. Buckwheat steady ; Wee outside at 82o. Oatmeal quiet ; prices unohangod, at 92,- 00 to 98 ; track and small lots at 98.25. Corn fairly active ; a car of yellow sold outside at 32}c, and a oar to arrive, To- ronto, at 88o ; three cats sold at 874o on track, Toronto, and 8 cars at 3790 f. o. 0. Rye dull ; quotations nominal, at 44e bo 46o, outside. - THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. BLt1OK 'PARTRIDGE SEED Oats for Bale. 80 cents a bushel, grown on new land. 'PHOS MAUNDERS, 85- Lot 80, eon. 8, Morrie, LEANSEED BARLEY AND Thnoth Seed for Solo p A .4 JOHN y Lot 10 Oen fi5, Morris. FOR SALE. —SPLENDID Black 8talllou, 'Dexter Revenge." (Ronde 101 hands high and weighs 1800. Sired by Royal Revenge out of "Old Wear G116." Sure foalotter. For full articulare aD WLOUISgiaO0.,LINGER,LotO, 00'1.10, G ay Breesels P. 0. 05.4 Stationery, Wo haven't said 11150)) about Writ• ing Pads late'y but we have diem all the game and Obleeper than ever --all prions. A aloe ono at lo., a very good ono et 10e. end up as high as 15o., 200., and, 809. 'Tinted paper in all !dustiest with En. velopes to mulish. Beautiful Satin Twilled Papeteries. in the newest Shades at 600. And of comae we always have a full line of School Books, Bibles, Hymn Boole's, &o., &o, MAR• 13, 1890 mokimmou QCKJT BOOKS, IInp9 yo4'il always have plenty of money to early. Hero are the ear- riera—Wo have them all. Sbapoe and St,ylee from 60. up to 91,28. PHOTO. ALBUMS. We stnl have a few of those use - fu l articles left and aro [lolling them off at Greatly Reduced Priers, We have them in Celluloid from 600. to 92,80. PURE DRUGS.. Of comae we do not wish you to lose sight of tho foot/that wo give special attention to this Department of our Bus. Mess. Remember we Guarantee our Syrup of White Pine and Tar for Coughs and Colds to give Satisfaction or Money Cheerfully Refunded, Onion= UELN'S HOTEL. .FOX'S DE UG ST ORE PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.— F11'stmortgage, form security Apply ab Tiler BE POST I nblisbiug House, Brussels, BESTRABLE RESIDENCE licit SALE.—Lots 220 and 221, Queen et, Terms reasonable to,a oath purchaser. Ap- ply ou the promises or to 28 W. M. SINCLAIR. A NUMBER OF YOUNG PIGS 0 •C.a weeps old for sale. I will keep for oorvtoo Oil Lob 10, 0 on. 5, C, ley, a-thoro'-bred Poland (Mina boar. Pedigree May be seen on application. Terms -51.00 to be paid at time of aervleo with privilege of returning if nee °Beery, JOHN -LOWE, 84.2 Proprietor, rip BE FAVORITE. -- DEAD– ll "acaw'5 Cough Balm is the Favorite 10e- mody for Coughs, Colds, 00. We sell more 0110 than all other Cough .Remedies nom hived, This is a foot worth remembering. Manufactured and for Bale only by nneno1AN & lioc1ALL, Druggists, Opticians, &e. REAL ESTATE. 1 'ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN- • DEneroN£n has several good Farms for sale and to rent, easy terms in Townships of Morris and Grey. F S. SOOTT,Brnesels ARMS FOR SALE — 200 • mores -001181.0i es of Lots 18 on the 7611 and 8th Oo0o,esi0ns, Township of Grey. be- ing 1 mile frons the Vllb,g° of Eti101 and 53 miles Dein Brussels. 40 soros of Fall wheat sown and about 80 aoros under grass ; 00 acres cleared on eaoh. Perms of payment easy. A. MCKELVICY, 31, D., 94- firuseois. 'AN100ITOBA,e9 LANAgood fFaJRrm and SA]LE.et —ae'Of Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer- ed for sale at alow price. The property is North Bost 4 See.10, Twp.11, Range 4, East, Therein %house 0n the premises and some breaking done. For full particulars as to price, title, 00., write or apply to G. F. BLAIR of W. H. KEItR, 20-tf Bruseele,Ont. HOAR FOE SERV10E.—TELE Undersigned will keep for service on Lot 20 Con, 0, Morris, the thorn' bred im- proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected," bred/rein J.10. Bxethour's sweepstakes sow at Chicago Fair. Terms, 31.00 to be paid at the time of service with privilege of re- turning if necessary. Pedigree may be seen ou application. ROBT. N10HOL. BOAR FOR SERVICE. --THE underernnsd will keep for service on Lot 90, Con. 0, Morris, the thorn' -bred Largo English Berkshire Boar, Captain John." Hie mother is a full Meter to the 1st prize sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be prOdueed on applioatlou. Terms -61,00 to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if necessary. 14 -Ons JAS. 8P01R, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE --0•'— VAMIAELE FARM PMERT7, Under mod by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain registered mortgage whioh will be produced at the time of sole and upon w118083 (branit in payment has been made, there will bo 0108,0,1 for sale by pub- lic auction at the QUEEN'S HOTEL in the VILLAGE OF !MUSSELS, in the County of Huron, on Wednesday, diarch 25t11, 1800, at o'o]ook in the afternoon, the. following valuable lands and premises 1—The North half of Lot number Twenty-nibo in the Eighth Oovicessiou of the Township of Mor- ris, in the County of Huron, containing one hundred acme mors or lees. Thio property Resin a well settled district and has erected thereon a good log house and stable. Soil is a good clay loam, There is a large Orchard on the farm and the property lies about two and a half miles from the Village of Brus- sels, Tanua, Ton per Dent. of the purchase money to be paid down at the tine of sale. Terms ,to payment of balailbe will be made known al the time of sale. For further partioalars apply to REID, OWENS & WOOD, Veudors' Solicitors, Free- hold Loan Building, Torente, Ont, AUCTION SALE —0r— ' WM: FARM PROPERTY, Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain registered mortgage which will be produced ab the time of sale and upon whioh defeatt in payment has boon made, there will be offered Inc sale by pub- lic auction ab the ARLINGTON canal, in the VILLAGIE OF FCRDWIO.B, in the County of Huron, on 'Poe day, Mtla'cll 24th, 1890, at 2.800' lock in the afternoon, the following valuable lands and premises, viz. The West Seventy acres of Lot number Twenty - Mile in the Twelfth Oonoeoslon of the Town. ship ofHowiok, in .the County of Huron. 'ilhis property lies 1n a well settled district, distant about three and one half miles from. Gifford Station, There are erected on the property a frame (leaking large trams barn and other out -buildings. boil 1 s a clay ]Darn. Tnnozs.—'Ten per tient, of the purchase mom ay 60 be paid down at the time of eslo, Terms for payment of balance will be mado knOwe at the thie of Bale. L'or further partioulare ap1,ply to REID, OWENS & WOOD,Vendsns'tiolloitors, Vim° - hold Loan Btdlding, Toronto, Ont, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. R.L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, Soliaitox and Oonvoyanesc. Callao - Mons made. Ofoe—Vauslana's Block, Brue- eels. 01-8130 r Nu- M. SINCLAIR, • Solicitor, Uovveyanesr,NotaryPub- lie, &0. Chloe—Vaaeton e's Block, 1 door north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to. Loan. NA.G. CAMERON, ICL., (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Cameron,) Barrister and Sodottor, G0Oerioh, Ont. 011106—Hamilton St., Opposite Col- borne Hotel, GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor, &o. (late of Barrow & Proudfoot's OMRoe, Goderioh.) ()Moe over Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels, Money to Loan. 47 DENTAL. '11E. DAVIDSON Honor Graduate Toronto University, Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeon's. Crown and Bridge work a epeelaltyy. Moder- ate Fe09. Batisfaotlon. Assured. OIIioe over Barrett's barber shop, Putuberry St., Brus- sels, VETERINARY. T D. WARWIOX, [J• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, le prepared to treat all diseases of dnmestioated animals In a com- petent manner. Pertmular attention paid to veterinary den Mabry. Oalls promptly at- tended to, OMIloe and infirmary—Four doors north of bridge pornberry st., Erasmus. MEDICAL CARDS. T A. 111oNAUG13TON, M. D. P.M., L, B. U.P., Edinburgh, M. 0, P . S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson'e Block, corner of MIL and Turnberry Ste, T d. ARMSTRONG, M. D. el Yhysiolan, Surgeon Aceoucher, ate, Graduate of Toronto University Medical Faculty. Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons, Out. Omen—Next door to McDonald & Co„ Walton Out, BUSINESS CARDS. H. a'OoOEACKEN, Insurer o1Marrlage Licensee. Olfoe athie Grocery, Purnberry street, Brnseele, ��. N. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door 00uth. Of A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store. Ladios'aud ehildrons hair cutting a epeeialty BRUSSELS POST OFFICE Savh,¢o Bank takes Deposita from 51.00 to 51,800 and allows 31 per cent. interest. T, FARROW, 37.310 Postmaster. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 188502 0NOE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T. FLETCHER, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, °PEKE AT JEWELRY STORE. r:.�No Witness Required. T. FLETCHiII R, Brussels. Airrss O'CONNOR, R. T., Teacher of inatrumeutal music on Plano or Organ, Will visit Wiugham Tues- day aid Wednesday of mash week. Resi- dence on Princess Street, Brussels. VTELLINGTON MUTUAL IN- eunenoE 00, Netabiielled 1840 In- surances offeoted on all Town and f''arm Property at very low recon, J. A. 011EIOHTON, 15.001 Agent, Brussels. • ALEX. HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public Land, Loan and Iustmenee Agent. Funds invested and to loan, Oolle0tians made 011100 111 Smale's Block, Brussels rf1HOS. A. HAWIiINS, LL ()reenlist in St. John's Ohureb, Brus- ee1s, will give lossous to pupils either oh piano or organ, at hie parlor in the Smith block ,Bruesols. Vocal lessons also given. Ton years exporionoe in teaching. Terme moderate. AUCTIONEERS. GEORG(`GEORGE KIRKBY, E Auctioneer, Sales oondaot ed on roaeonoblo. terms. Farms and farm stooka speelalty. Orders loft at Tun PoeT Publishiugliouse,Brusse)o,or eentto Walton P. 0,5011] receive prompt attention. PS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- . HER, will Boll for butter prices, to bettor men in loss tlmo and less charges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or he won't 'sharp anything, Dates and orders eau always bo arranged at this Officio or by personalapploabion.